Data for Numerical Investigation of Sediment Yield Underestimation in Supply-Limited Mountain Basins with Short Records

The input files are the climate forcing time series generated with the AWE-GEN model. The output files include the hydrological outputs, which is the same for scenarios 1-6 considered in Hirschberg et al. (2022), and the sediment-related outputs, whereas the transport-limited scenario 6 is included in the output of scenario 1.

The input file includes: - time _D_ (h) - precipitation _Pr_ (mm/h) - atmospheric temperature _Ta_ (°C) - incoming shortwave radiation _Rsw_ (W/m^2) - cloudiness _N_ (-) The output files include: - hydrological outputs (accroding to time in input and normalized by basin area) - total discharge _Q_ (mm/h) - surface discharge _Qs_ (mm/h) - subsurface discharge _Qss_ (mm/h) - soil water storage _Vw_ (mm) - snow depth _snow_ (mm SWE) - snow depth change _snowacc_ (mm/h SWE) - potential evapotranspiration _PET_ (mm/h) - actual evapotranspiration _AET_ (mm/h) - sediment outputs (accroding to time in input and normalized by basin area) - hillslope landslide magnitude _ls_ (mm/h) - channel sediment storage _sc_ (mm) - hillslope sediment storage _sh_ (mm) - total sediment discharge _so_ (mm/h) - transport-limited total sediment discharge _sopot_ (mm/h) - sediment discharge by debris flows _dfs_ (mm/h) - transport-limited sediment discharge by debris flows _dfspot_