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2. Benefit of incorporating GLASS remote sensing vegetation products in improving Noah-MP land surface temperature simulations on the Tibetan Plateau Q. He et al.
3. Development of a daily soil moisture product for the period of 2002–2011 in Chinese mainland K. Yang et al.
4. Spatially distinct effects of preceding precipitation on heat stress over eastern China X. Liu et al.
5. Spatio-temporal patterns of evapotranspiration based on upscaling eddy covariance measurements in the dryland of the North China Plain B. Fang et al.
6. Recent accelerating mass loss of southeast Tibetan glaciers and the relationship with changes in macroscale atmospheric circulations W. Yang et al.
7. Meteorological Forcing Datasets for Blowing Snow Modeling on the Tibetan Plateau: Evaluation and Intercomparison Z. Xie et al.
8. Systematic Hydrological Evaluation of the Noah-MP Land Surface Model over China J. Liang et al.
9. Exploring the potential role of environmental and multi-source satellite data in crop yield prediction across Northeast China Z. Li et al.
10. Exploiting the Topographic Information in a PDM-Based Conceptual Hydrological Model L. Noto
11. Effects of anthropogenic water regulation and groundwater lateral flow on land processes Y. Zeng et al.
12. Impact of the snow cover scheme on snow distribution and energy budget modeling over the Tibetan Plateau Z. Xie et al.
13. Improving the simulation of terrestrial water storage anomalies over China using a Bayesian model averaging ensemble approach J. LIU et al.
14. Ensemble simulation of land evapotranspiration in China based on a multi-forcing and multi-model approach J. Liu et al.
15. Estimates of the Land Surface Hydrology from the Community Land Model Version 5 (CLM5) with Three Meteorological Forcing Datasets over China D. Wang et al.
16. How well do the CMIP6 climate models capture terrestrial water storage variations in data-scarce basins originating from the high mountains of Asia? X. Wang et al.
17. Assessment and Reduction of the Physical Parameterization Uncertainty for Noah‐MP Land Surface Model Y. Gan et al.
18. An assessment of impacts of land-cover changes on root-zone soil moisture J. Yin et al.
19. Method development for estimating soil organic carbon content in an alpine region using soil moisture data Q. Luo et al.
20. A modeling study of irrigation effects on global surface water and groundwater resources under a changing climate G. Leng et al.
21. Improving Surface Soil Moisture Simulation in FGOALS-g3 Over Southeastern China: The Role of Soil Texture K. Xia et al.
22. Interannual Variations and Trends in Remotely Sensed and Modeled Soil Moisture in China B. Jia et al.
23. Improving Land Surface Temperature Simulation in CoLM Over the Tibetan Plateau Through Fractional Vegetation Cover Derived From a Remotely Sensed Clumping Index and Model‐Simulated Leaf Area Index C. Li et al.
24. The Evaluation of SMAP Enhanced Soil Moisture Products Using High-Resolution Model Simulations and In-Situ Observations on the Tibetan Plateau C. Li et al.
25. Spatial Difference of Terrestrial Water Storage Change and Lake Water Storage Change in the Inner Tibetan Plateau B. Qiao et al.
26. Differences and cause analysis of changes in lakes of different supply types in the north‐western Tibetan Plateau B. Qiao & L. Zhu
27. Spatial variation of human influences on grassland biomass on the Qinghai-Tibetan plateau C. Li et al.
28. Improving Land Surface Hydrological Simulations in China Using CLDAS Meteorological Forcing Data J. Liu et al.
29. Spatiotemporal pattern of terrestrial evapotranspiration in China during the past thirty years X. Li et al.
30. Development of a 10-year (2001–2010) 0.1° data set of land-surface energy balance for mainland China X. Chen et al.
31. InterComparison and Evaluation of MultiSource Soil Moisture Products in China H. Li et al.
32. Soil moisture drought detection and multi-temporal variability across China M. Li & Z. Ma
33. Temporal-spatial differences in lake water storage changes and their links to climate change throughout the Tibetan Plateau B. Qiao et al.
34. Estimation of Evapotranspiration and Its Components across China Based on a Modified Priestley–Taylor Algorithm Using Monthly Multi-Layer Soil Moisture Data W. Xing et al.
35. Modeling Evapotranspiration over China’s Landmass from 1979 to 2012 Using Multiple Land Surface Models: Evaluations and Analyses S. Sun et al.
36. Numerical study on the response of the largest lake in China to climate change D. Su et al.
37. Trends of land surface heat fluxes on the Tibetan Plateau from 2001 to 2012 C. Han et al.
38. Evaporative Fluxes and Surface Soil Moisture Retrievals in a Mediterranean Setting from Sentinel-3 and the “Simplified Triangle” G. Petropoulos et al.
39. Water harvesting from soils by light-to-heat induced evaporation and capillary water migration X. Li et al.
40. Evaluation of nine sub-daily soil moisture model products over China using high-resolution in situ observations Y. Chen & H. Yuan
41. Modeling the Effects of Lakes in the Tibetan Plateau on Diurnal Variations of Regional Climate and Their Seasonality L. Zhu et al.
42. A First Exploration of the Ts/VI “Analytical Triangle” Technique with UAV Imagery for Deriving Key Surface Energy Balance Parameters at Very High Spatial Resolution G. Petropoulos et al.
43. Impacts of modified Richards equation on RegCM4 regional climate modeling over East Asia Y. Yu et al.
44. An assessment of remotely sensed surface and root zone soil moisture through active and passive sensors in northeast Asia E. Cho et al.
45. Difference and cause analysis of water storage changes for glacier-fed and non-glacier-fed lakes on the Tibetan Plateau B. Qiao & L. Zhu
46. Extending GRACE terrestrial water storage anomalies by combining the random forest regression and a spatially moving window structure W. Jing et al.
47. Suitability of Satellite-Based Precipitation Products for Water Balance Simulations Using Multiple Observations in a Humid Catchment D. Zhang et al.
48. Quantifying evaporation and its decadal change for Lake Nam Co, central Tibetan Plateau K. Yang et al.
49. Effects of soil‐type datasets on regional terrestrial water cycle simulations under different climatic regimes H. Zheng & Z. Yang
50. Evaluation of 18 satellite- and model-based soil moisture products using in situ measurements from 826 sensors H. Beck et al.
51. Review on Urban Flood Risk Assessment C. Li et al.
52. Lake water storage change estimation and its linkage with terrestrial water storage change in the northeastern Tibetan Plateau Y. Li et al.
53. Elucidating Dominant Factors Affecting Land Surface Hydrological Simulations of the Community Land Model over China J. Liu et al.
54. Land surface model calibration through microwave data assimilation for improving soil moisture simulations K. Yang et al.