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Conceptual frameworks for hydrological connectivity analysis in floodplain wetlands
This thesis develops three conceptual frameworks to investigate hydrological connectivity in river-floodplain wetlands. The first framework establishes a method to examine temporal and spatial connectivity, using remote sensing data and a hydraulic model.
Thi Phuong Chi Nguyen (12371098)
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A conceptual model of the hydrological influence of fissures on landslide activity [PDF]
Hydrological processes control the behaviour of many unstable slopes, and their importance for landslide activity is generally accepted. The presence of fissures influences the storage capacity of a soil and affects the infiltration processes of rainfall.
D. M. Krzeminska +3 more
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DECIPHeR v1: Dynamic fluxEs and ConnectIvity for Predictions of HydRology [PDF]
Abstract. This paper presents DECIPHeR (Dynamic fluxEs and ConnectIvity for Predictions of HydRology), a new model framework that simulates and predicts hydrologic flows from spatial scales of small headwater catchments to entire continents. DECIPHeR can be adapted to specific hydrologic settings and to different levels of data availability.
G. Coxon +13 more
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Review of mechanism and quantifying methods of river system connectivity
"Connectivity" in a river ecosystem originated from landscape ecology, which plays a significant role in hydrological cycle, wildlife migration, and environment improvement.
XIA Jihong +6 more
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Correlates of zooplankton beta diversity in tropical lake systems. [PDF]
The changes in species composition between habitat patches (beta diversity) are likely related to a number of factors, including environmental heterogeneity, connectivity, disturbance and productivity. Here, we used data from aquatic environments in five
Paloma M Lopes +8 more
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Hydrological Connectivity in Intermittent Rivers and Ephemeral Streams
In intermittent rivers and ephemeral streams (hereafter, IRES), hydrological connectivity mediated by either flowing or nonflowing water extends along three spatial dimensions—longitudinal, lateral, and vertical—and varies over time.
Jaeger, Kristin L +3 more
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The connectivity of large rivers is impaired by human activities, which could cause severe consequences to hydrodynamics, water quality. To clarify the changes in hydrological connectivity of large rivers and their effects on nutrients, a composite index
Huiting Yao +3 more
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River-floodplain systems are amongst the most productive—but often severely impacted—aquatic systems worldwide. We explored the ecological response of fish to flow regime in a large river-floodplain system by studying the relationships between (1 ...
van de Wolfshaar, K.E. +12 more
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A Hydrologic Landscapes Perspective on Groundwater Connectivity of Depressional Wetlands [PDF]
Research into processes governing the hydrologic connectivity of depressional wetlands has advanced rapidly in recent years. Nevertheless, a need persists for broadly applicable, non-site-specific guidance to facilitate further research. Here, we explicitly use the hydrologic landscapes theoretical framework to develop broadly applicable conceptual ...
Brian P. Neff +7 more
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Influence of hydrological connectivity on winter limnology in 1 floodplain lakes 2 of the Saskatchewan River Delta, SK [PDF]
Globally, hydrological connectivity between rivers and their floodplains has been reduced by river flow management and land transformation. The Saskatchewan River Delta is North America’s largest inland delta and a hub for fish and fur production.
Lindenschmidt, Karl-Erich +10 more
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