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Opportunistic Recharge Enhancement in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions. [PDF]

Ground Water
Gupta N, Lima R, Sankey TT, Mroczek C, Jacobs K, Lewis R, Bromley F, Xu T, Richter H, Broxton P, Korgaonkar Y, Zalesky T, Famiglietti J, Springer A.   +13 more
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Hidden ecological risks in reservoir sediments: grain-size dependent enrichment of toxic metals in the black sea basin. [PDF]

Environ Geochem Health
Özşeker K, Terzi Y, Erüz C, Ismail NP.   +3 more
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Temporal dynamics outweigh spatial gradients in shaping water quality across a regulated Afrotropical reservoir cascade. [PDF]

Environ Monit Assess
Ibrahim A, Sadiku SOE, Robertson-Andersson DV, Okpeku M.   +3 more
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Seed removal on loess slopes in relation to runoff and sediment yield

CATENA, 2011
Overland flow and sediment transport can carry away seeds at the soil surface and in the soil, cause a secondary seed dispersal event, lead to seed redistribution, and influence the spatial distribution of seedling renewal, which plays an important role in vegetation restoration and succession.
Luyan Han, Juying Jiao, Yanfeng Jia, Ning Wang, Dong Lei, Linyu Li   +5 more
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Rainfall-Runoff-Sediment Yield Relationship For A Micro Watershed

Journal of Agricultural Engineering (India), 2005
The hydrological knowledge of any area is very essential for judicious use and control of water resources on land surface. In present study attempt has been made to evaluate rainfall, runoff and sediment yield relationship for a micro watershed named as Karso watershed.
null Ravish Chandra, null R. Suresh
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Effects of Rainstorm Patterns on Runoff and Sediment Yield Processes

Soil Science, 2014
AbstractVarying rainfall intensity during rainfall events is a common phenomenon, but little information is available concerning its effects on soil erosion processes. Five simulated rainstorm patterns (even, rising, falling, rising-falling, and falling-rising patterns), each with a different ...
Juan An, Fen Li Zheng, Yong Han
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Rainfall-runoff-sediment yield relation by stochastic modelling

Hydrological Sciences Journal, 1984
ABSTRACT Two single input stochastic models of the type proposed by Box & Jenkins were applied to sediment yield data from an experimental basin in the USA. The models were fitted to a calibration set of eight events and then applied to predict and simulate sediment yield for four sets of events.
E. Caroni, V. P. Singh, UBERTINI, Lucio
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Input-output model for runoff-sediment yield processes

Journal of Hydrology, 1979
Abstract Runoff (log-transformed) and sediment yield (log-transformed) sequences on a monthly or daily basis can be regarded as input and output for the watershed fluvial system. These sequences are nonstationary in general in different hydrological environments.
T.C. Sharma, W.G.S. Hines, W.T. Dickinson   +2 more
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RUNOFF AND SEDIMENT YIELD FROM A FLATLAND WATERSHED IN SOYBEANS

Transactions of the ASAE, 1991
ABSTRACT Runoff and sediment yield data from soybeans on a flatland watershed in the Mississippi Delta support results of earlier studies using cotton which conclude that soil erosion is a serious problem in this region. Average annual sediment yield from a 15.6-ha Mississippi Delta watershed in conventional-till soybeans during a six-year (1979-1984 ...
null C. E. Murphree, null K. C. McGregor
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Comparison of HSPF and SWAT models performance for runoff and sediment yield prediction

Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part A, 2007
A watershed model can be used to better understand the relationship between land use activities and hydrologic/water quality processes that occur within a watershed. The physically based, distributed parameter model (SWAT) and a conceptual, lumped parameter model (HSPF), were selected and their performance were compared in simulating runoff and ...
Sangjun, Im, Kevin M, Brannan, Saied, Mostaghimi, Sang Min, Kim   +3 more
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