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Latitudinal divergence in runoff responses to global forestation due to forest-atmosphere feedbacks. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Kan F, Lian X, Xu H, Tang S, Cui J, Huntingford C, Sun M, Li X, Piao S.   +8 more
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Phosphorus loss risk assessment across cropping systems using the phosphorus surplus index method at the watershed level: a case study from the Erhai Lake Basin. [PDF]

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Li M, Yang S, Li W, Dou J, Li S, Zhang W, Wang J, Zhao Z.   +7 more
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Study on the structure and hydrological cycle of the Pingjiang underground river system. [PDF]

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Zhang Q, Bei W, Zheng H, Qin J, Shan H, Hou P, Feng M, Qin X, Kang Z.   +8 more
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Assessing impacts of rainfall intensity and slope gradient on runoff process and dissolved organic carbon loss via surface flow and interflow under simulated rainfall. [PDF]

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Xu L, Lu J, Zhang D.
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Modeling the impacts of climate-smart practices on soil-water interaction and wheat yield under climate change in central Ethiopia. [PDF]

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Biratu AA, Bedadi B, Gebrehiwot SG, Ademe F, Hordofa T, Asmamaw DK, Abera W, Adimassu Z, Demessie SF, Tamene L, Melesse AM.   +10 more
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Applications of a surface runoff model with horton and dunne runoff for VIC

Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 2003
Surface runoff is mainly generated by two mechanisms, infiltration excess (Horton) runoff and saturation excess (Dunne) runoff; and the spatial variability of soil properties, antecedent soil moisture, topography, and rainfall will result in different surface runoff generation mechanisms.
Xie Zhenghui, Zeng Qingcun, Hao Zhenchun   +2 more
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Changes in soil surface properties under simulated rainfall and the effect of surface roughness on runoff, infiltration and soil loss [PDF]

Geoderma, 2023
Soil erosion by water is a result of detachment of particles or small aggregates from the soil surface followed by transport of the detached material.
Wilfred Otten, W R Whalley, Mohamed El Gharous   +2 more
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Modeling Surface Runoff

2000
In most climates, soil erosion is governed by the surface runoff of water during excessive rainfalls. Thus, numerical models for the simulation of surface runoff provide a key to quantitative modeling of soil erosion.
St. Hergarten, G. Paul, H. J. Neugebauer
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Surface‐runoff and infiltration

Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1945
The terms, “surface runoff” and “infiltration,” which form the title of this paper, are usually associated with a piece of land and the precipitation falling upon it. They suggest that this ground is porous, that part of the water will infiltrate into it while the rest runs off along the surface or evaporates.
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A New Technique for Forecast of Surface Runoff

2010
Wet-and-low water changes of surface runoff have always been the focus of various researches. Regional water bodies are already being challenged by economic development. Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) deal with information through interactions among neurons (or nodes), approximating the mapping between inputs and outputs based on non-linear ...
Lihua Feng, Juhua Zheng
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