Skip to content
Stop Evaporation
Field study 2026 Open access Auto-added — pending review

Sensitivity Analysis of Evaporation Determined by the Isotope Mass Balance Method: A Case Study From a High‐Elevation Reservoir, Jackson Lake, Wyoming

Bryce Shoup, Félix Brédoire, Chandelle Macdonald, David G. Williams · Hydrological Processes (2026)

Key finding (our summary)

This study uses a Bayesian framework and sensitivity analysis to evaluate how isotopic sampling strategies, weather station locations, and meteorological variables influence evaporation estimates at a high-elevation reservoir.

Auto-indexed from OpenAlex and awaiting editorial review. This study uses a Bayesian framework and sensitivity analysis to evaluate how isotopic sampling strategies, weather station locations, and meteorological variables influence evaporation estimates at a high-elevation reservoir.

This is a neutral paraphrase for indexing and discovery. For the full abstract, figures and methodology, read the original at the source link.

Sources

  1. Hydrological Processes — Sensitivity Analysis of Evaporation Determined by the Isotope Mass Balance Method: A Case Study From a High‐Elevation Reservoir, Jackson Lake, Wyoming