Water and landscape
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Integrated water design for a decentralized urban landscape: [text and figures]
... Drivers and structures. From age to age streams like seriole and dugali have been excavated respectively to irrigate and drain unproductive lands (Scola Gagliardi, 2009: 103). The fosse and scoli present in the 50s are ...
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Surface water flow in landscape models: 2. Patuxent watershed case
... a landscape model that we are building, allows us to simplify the structure of the unit model assumed in GEM, eliminating two otherwise important state variables (water in river and water in ...
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Water Gardens-creating for Green landscape Infrastructure
... managed, water gardens are restful, relaxing, and beautiful additions to any ...your water garden will be difficult or even stressful to ...to water gardening and attempts to dispel some common ...
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The Entire Catchment and Site Buffer Radii Landscape Variables, Urban Land Use as Predictors of Water Quality Variation
... on water quality of Kinta ...area, water body and mine area were extracted from entire catchment and buffer zone with radii ranging from 200 to 1000 ...twelve water quality parameters at ten selected ...
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Water Quality Criteria for Water Bodies in Urban Areas and Accompanying Changes in Surrounding and In Situ Vegetation: Considerations from the Landscape Aspect of Planning Water Recreational Areas
... the water and enjoy the beautiful ...a landscape aspect point-of-view, the vegetation shown in Figure 2 may soothe people from their vantage point in the parking ...
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Possibilities of Small Water Reservoir Impact Improvement on Surface Water Quality in Agricultural Landscape
... the water reservoirs in the agricultural landscape yet, a positive impact on quality of water running off the basin with the intensive agricultural activities can be assumed based on the evidenced ...
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Surface water flow in landscape models: an Everglades case study
... the landscape and could distribute water somewhat more rapidly over the ...of water heads, when there are no significant pulses and associ- ated rises in water ...
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Integrated water design for a decentralized urban landscape: [text and figures]
... Figure 4.8. The case study area (yellow square) in the regional surface water network (red lines) and soil scape. Dolomites peaks, mountainous ridges, steep mountainsides, hills (dark grey). Mountainous valleys, ...
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Exploring water cycle dynamics by sampling multiple stable water isotope pools in a developed landscape in Germany
... soil water with new infiltrating water is dependent on the frequency and intensity of precipitation and the soil texture, structure, wetness, and water potential of the soil (Li et ...colating ...
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Vegetation - water dynamics in the Australian landscape
... the water feature ...the water feature, which forms the lower edge of the cover triangle in the density ...the water feature from the reflectance of sparse vegetation on moderately dark soils ...
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Hydroclimatic regimes: a distributed water balance framework for hydrologic assessment, classification, and management
... equating water availability for hu- mans and ecosystems with local runoff can hinder the ba- sic understanding of water availability ...of water to landscapes, especially in semiarid regions with ...
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Refinement and Screening Geographical Elements and Characteristics of Natural Landscape in Panjin Region
... Typha: It is a warm and wet habitat with plenty of sunshine. Therefore, it is preferred to cultivate in sunny areas and shallow waters. Born in ponds, damp, etc. Its plant height is about 2 m and above, often accompanied ...
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Developing a Sustainable City in a Tropical Area to Create a Balance between Vegetation and Water Bodies
... by landscape designers ...of landscape design and the application of natural vegetation as mitigation methods to control the increase of urban thermal ...and water bodies with the creativity and ...
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5-1-2014 A multiscale analysis of gene flow for the New England cottontail, an imperiled habitat specialist in a fragmented landscape
... in landscape genetic applica- tions has come under recent scrutiny (Balkenhol et ...three landscape feature classes (roads, surficial water, and facilitators) and Euclidean distance in influencing ...
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River water quality changes in New Zealand over 26 years: response to land use intensity
... NZ landscape that will continue to leak to the rivers (Larned et ...river water quality will not be fully appre- ciated for another several decades (Howard-Williams et ...these water quality changes ...
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Sustainable Development and Restoring the Landscape after Coal Mining in the Northern Part of the Czech Republic
... The permanent sustainability of life requires a more complex legal treatment of en- vironmental protection than what exists today and mainly a broader commitment to environmental policies. It requires cooperation between ...
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Landscape Agroecology: managing interactions between agriculture, nature and socio economy
... and landscape. Proper utilisation of the future landscape requires a holistic approach where consequences of various different land uses are assessed and management ...the Water Framework ...
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Comprehensive Benefits Evaluation of Land Use in the Shuonan Mining Area Based on Triangle Model
... land, water and the entire mining area landscape will directly reflect the ecological benefit of land use, subsidence is the main benefit of ecological factors, it is also main characteristics of the land; ...
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Evaluating Indigenous Structural Technologies of Konso People, Ethiopia
... by water is the most widespread and critical problem (Woldeamlak, ...hilly landscape with harsh environmental ...slope landscape and high susceptibility of soil ...agricultural landscape that ...
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Czech agriculture and the EU accession – a need for a new strategy
... of landscape, the recovering of the biological diversity and the water protection after the long-term functioning of the intensive, industrial farming and the preservation of countryside represent the basic ...
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