Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 9, N° 3. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Mai/Juin 2004
| Titre : | Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 9, N° 3. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Mai/Juin 2004 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 29/01/2006 |
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Downer, Charles W., Auteur ;
Ogden, Fred L., Auteur
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The Need to simulate surface water flows in watersheds with diverse runoff production mechanisms has prompted the Department of Defense to invest in the development of a new, physically based hydrologic model, called the Gridded Surface/Subsurfa[...]
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Fleming, Matt, Auteur ;
Neary, Vincent, Auteur
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The development of model parametrization methodologies using geographic information systems is becoming increasingly important in hydrologic modeling applications, especially given the continued trend of comprehensive and readily available geosp[...]
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Kalin, Latif, Auteur ;
Hantush, Mohamed M. ;
Govindaraju, Rao S., Auteur
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Identification of sediment source areas within a watershed is useful for designing appropriate management alternatives that reduce sediment losses. In most watersheds, data collection programs are present at the stream gauging station, and sedim[...]
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Kalin, Latif, Auteur ;
Govindaraju, Rao S., Auteur ;
Hantush, Mohamed M.
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In this paper, we re-examine the question of identification of source areas using optimization methods for two Iowa watersheds. The Question of nonuniqueness is first, with the result that only eight sediment contributing regions are allowed to [...]
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Ikweiri, Fathi S., Auteur ;
Jin, Yee-Chung, Auteur
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The Purpose of this study is to develop a semi distributed, physically based hydrologic model (SDPB_HM) for mountainous watersheds areas. Most of the model's required parameters were acquired parameters were acquired using remote sensing and dig[...]
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Dussaillant, Alejandro R., Auteur ;
Wu, Chin H., Auteur ;
Potter, Kenneth W., Auteur
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Traditional strormwater management does not mitigate groundwater depletion resulting from groundwater pumping and reduction in recharge. Infiltration practices, such as rain gardens, offer a potentially effective approach for addressing groundwa[...]
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Gao, Shaobai, Auteur ;
Stefan, Heinz G., Auteur
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Ice on and ice off dates, ice cover duration, and ice thicknesses for four lakes in the United States and one lake in Canada were simulated. The Model used is a one dimensional, deterministic water quality model that simulates daily vertical tem[...]
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Cahoon, Joel E., Auteur ;
Stein, Otto R., Auteur ;
Towler, Brett W., Auteur
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Accurate estimates of evapotranspiration from constructed wetlands are required to establish design flow estimates and to assess the effectivenessof wetland water quality amelioration. Water consumption by two wetland plant species, Typha latifo[...]
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A Simple method is suggested for computing the direct runoff hydrograph resulting from a complex storm using a two parameter gamma distribution as the instantaneous unit hydrograph. The Computation of the incomplete gamma function is accomplishe[...]
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