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Assessment of Water Availability Under Climate Change Scenarios in Thailand,se of wet season all the HRUs shows increasing trend of water availability in future. Nonetheless, considering the whole country for dry season the water availability is expected to be decreased in the early part of the century followed by an increasing trend by the end of the century relative to pr

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Assessment of Climate Change Impacts on Irrigation Water Requirement and Rice Yield for Ngamoeyeik ure (+0.2 to +0.4?°C) for all cases. The analysis on precipitation also suggests that rainfall in wet season is expected to vary largely from ?29?% (2080s; A1B) to +21.9?% (2080s; B2) relative to the average rainfall of the baseline period. A higher variation is observed for the rainfall in dry seas

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Adaptation Strategies for Rice Cultivation Under Climate Change in Central Vietnam,time periods, whereas an increase in yield by 2.07–6.66?% is expected in the summer season for the 2020s and 2050s; relative to baseline yield. The overall decrease of rice yield in the winter season can be offset, and rice yield in the summer season can be enhanced to potential levels by altering t