Modeling of variations in river runoff on the East European Plain under different climates of the past

The results of modeling of the annual river runoff on the East European Plain, performed with the help of atmospheric general circulation models for the conditions of the present-day climate, the Atlantic Optimum of the Holocene, and the Cryochrone of the Late Pleistocene, are analyzed. The quality of modeling the present-day climate is assessed; the spatial scales, within which the model results are appropriate for using in hydrological calculations, are determined. The genesis of variations in the river runoff on the East European Plain in the epochs of the Holocene Optimum and Late-Pleistocene Cryochrone is investigated.