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. 2020 Aug 21;7:276. doi: 10.1038/s41597-020-00613-z

Table 1.

Summary of data sets, and an indication of which were used to calculate the prior probability distribution and likelihood functions, for each of the water balance components including over-lake precipitation (denoted as P), over-lake evaporation (denoted as E), lateral runoff (denoted as R), inflow through main channels from upstream lake (denoted as I), outflow through main channels (denoted as Q), diversion (denoted as D) and lake storage (denoted as H). Note that only data from 1950 to 2019 was used in this study.

Data sources Variables Temporal coverage Used in Data reference
Prior distribution estimate Likelihood function estimate
NOAA GLERL GLM-HMD P, E, R 1900–2016(*) X X Hunter, et al.43
USACE AHPS P, E, R 1900–2019(*) X Croley53
CCGLBHHD I, Q, D, H 1900–2019 X X Gronewold, et al.31
IGS I, Q 2008–2019 X Gronewold, et al.31
GLERL FVCOM E 2018–2019 X Kelley, et al.56
ECCC CaPA P 2006–2019 X Fortin, et al.40 and Lespinas, et al.55
NWS MPE P 2016–2019 X Stevenson and Schumacher54
ECCC WCPS E, R 2016–2019 X Durnford, et al.39

(*): over-lake evaporation is only available starting in 1949.