Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 9, N° 2. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Mars/Avril 2004
| Titre : | Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 9, N° 2. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Mars/Avril 2004 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 23/01/2006 |
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Angélica L. Gutierrez-Magness, Auteur ;
McCuen, Richard, Auteur
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Hourly rainfall depths are probably the most important data input for the simulation of watershed, instream, and water quality processes such as when using the Hydrological Simulation Program FORTRAN model. However, the density of stations measu[...]
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Naoum, S., Auteur ;
Tsanis, I. K., Auteur
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A multiple linear regression (MLR) model, in conjunction with Geographic Information Systems technology, was used to derive the relationship between annual precipitation and elevation, longitude, and latitude. The Island of Crete, in Greece, was[...]
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Zhang, Ziya, Auteur ;
Koren, Victor, Auteur ;
Smith, Michael ;
Reed, Seann ;
Wang, David
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Currently, the river forecasting system deployed in each of 13 River Centers of the National Weather Service primarily uses lumped parameter models to generate hydrologic simulations. With the deployment of the weather surveillance radar 1988 do[...]
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Kroll, Chuck, Auteur ;
Luz, Joana, Auteur ;
Allen, Brad ;
Vogel, Richard M.
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Information regarding topographic, meteorologic, geologic, and geomorphic characteristis is increasingly available in spatially explicit digital formats. Of interest is whether enhanced qpatial processing of newly available digital grids can lea[...]
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Anderson, M. L., Auteur ;
Z. Q. Chen, Auteur ;
Kavvas, M. Levent
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As a part of a study examining alternatives for flow augmentation for fall run chinook salmon migration on the cosumnes River, California, two models were constructed to simulate channel flow combined with seepage losses. The First model is a nu[...]
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A Sample data system discretization of the continuous Kalinin Milyukov Nash cascade is performed in a state space analysis framework allowing for stream aquifer interactions that include bank storage during flood events and groundwater discharge[...]
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Pumping from a well beside a spring also drains water from the spring in a process that is termed spring depletion. A solution is obtained for this problem by assuming that overlies the pumped aquifer. The Boulton solution for delayed yield flow[...]
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Gyasi-Agyei, Yeboah, Auteur
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The focus this paper is the optimum use of mulch
(biodegradable erosion control blankets and waste ballast) on steep slopes (batters) to aid the establishment of grasses for erosion control. Biodegradable blankets are commonly used on steep sl[...]
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