A multi-institutional effort for an open hydrometeorological dataset in Western Patagonia (40-56ºS)
The results provide a basis for prioritizing future efforts to reduce glacio-hydrological modelling gaps in poorly instrumented regions, such as the Patagonian Andes
The risk analysis suggests that landscape configuration may be a potential alternative to mitigate the consequences of climate change on Chilean salmon farming.
Climate scenarios projected increases in the duration, hydrological deficit and frequency of severe droughts of varying duration (1 to 6 months)
The land cover change analysis indicated that more than 90% of the basin area maintained its land cover, and that the main changes were attributed to recent wildfires
Projections suggest that the annual input of freshwater from the Puelo River to the Reloncaví Fjord would decrease by − 10%; these decreases would mainly take place in summer (− 20%) and autumn (− 15%)