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Geospatial aspects of catchment hydrology [PDF]
, 2004 The catchment is a fundamental unit of study in hydrology. It is normally well defined topographically, can be studied as a series of nested units (larger catchments are made of many smaller sub-catchments), and is an open system for measuring inputs ...
Holden, J.
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Hydrology and World History: Rivers and Watersheds for Students
Open Rivers, 2017 How can one convey, to students of history, mankind’s intimate connections to streams, rivers, lakes, and seas? The vision of humans as landlocked inhabitants has been reaffirmed in exaggerated terms by historical texts and maps.
Patrick Manning
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SpongeScapes: Understanding the role of nature-based solutions in improving sponge functioning of landscapes – the case of regenerative agriculture [PDF]
E3S Web of ConferencesThe SpongeScapes project aims to accelerate understanding Nature-based Solutions (NBS) that enhance the sponge functioning of soil, groundwater, and surface water ecosystems, improving landscape resilience against hydrometeorological extremes across ...
Sah Neeraj +6 more
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Scientific Reports, 2022 The thin layer of soil at the earth’s surface supports life, storing water and nutrients for plant uptake. These processes occur in the soil pore space, often half the soil volume, but our understanding of how this volume responds to environmental change
D. A. Robinson +9 more
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Tidal hydrology in Pegasus Bay [PDF]
, 1967 Changes in the geomorphology of the coastal plain river mouths of Pegasus Bay over the last 100 years are considered. Comment is also made on estuarine sediment and flow, the difficulty of measuring these two quantities and the need to treat the ...
Blake, G.J.
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Hydrologic Transport of Dissolved Inorganic Carbon and Its Control on Chemical Weathering [PDF]
, 2017 Chemical weathering is one of the major processes interacting with climate and tectonics to form clays, supply nutrients to soil microorganisms and plants, and sequester atmospheric CO2.
Drever J. +8 more
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Selection of hydrological signatures for large-sample hydrology
, 2018 Hydrological signatures are now used for a wide range of purposes, including catchment classification, process exploration and hydrological model calibration. The recent boost in the popularity and number of signatures has however not been accompanied by the development of clear guidance on signature selection, meaning that signature selection is often
Nearing, Grey +5 more
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Inductive Predictions of Extreme Hydrologic Events in The Wabash River Watershed [PDF]
arXiv, 2021 We present a machine learning method to predict extreme hydrologic events from spatially and temporally varying hydrological and meteorological data. We used a timestep reduction technique to reduce the computational and memory requirements and trained a bidirection LSTM network to predict soil water and stream flow from time series data observed and ...
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Arctic terrestrial hydrology: A synthesis of processes, regional effects, and research challenges
, 2016 Terrestrial hydrology is central to the Arctic system and its freshwater circulation. Water transport and water constituents vary, however, across a very diverse geography. In this paper, which is a component of the Arctic Freshwater Synthesis, we review
A. Bring +9 more
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Hydrology of the Powerless [PDF]
, 2021 This PhD project identifies the complex imbrications of political and environmental violence resulting in patterns of human bodies and remains washing up on the shores of three rivers. It seeks to demonstrate that, contrary to common abstractions and universalisations of water as empty and neutral, the materiality and fluvial processes of rivers are ...
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