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... Abstract. Fire can considerably change hydrological pro- cesses, increasing the risk of extreme flooding and erosion ...Although hydrological processes are largely affected by scale, ... See full document

... The hydrological and erosive response in the Colmeal study area during the four years a er the wild re showed few signs of recovery, as reported by Vieira et ...re response has also been reported by ... See full document

... Abstract Fire is a destructive force that destroys thousands of hectares of both urban and rural vegetation in South Africa every ...year. Fire not only destroys vegetation, but also affects the ... See full document

... this catchment (Lambs et ...Kosñipata catchment. Annual mean temper- atures in the Kosñipata catchment range from ∼ 19 ◦ C at low elevations to ∼ 12 ◦ C at high elevations (Girardin et ... See full document

... 4.1 Sensitivity to β and to the skewness of the rainfall depth distribution The first quantitative analysis performed corresponds to flood quantile sensitivity to β 10 and to the skewness of the Pareto distribution ... See full document

... Identifying hydrological changes is difficult given the factors, other than climate variability, which lead to significant variations in runoff ...The catchment filtering role is often overlooked and thus ... See full document

... for each t (1) Each landscape attribute that is modelled is represented by a state variable z k , k = 1.. m. The change in the attributes z 1.. m over time is given by the functional f associated with the parameters p ... See full document

... transferring hydrological information from gauged to ungauged ...for catchment classifica- tion and runoff ...similar catchment properties are hydrological ...of catchment properties, ... See full document

... the hydrological research community would do well to follow the advice of Klemes from over 20 years ago (Klemes, 1983) and combine the advantages of both approaches while designing appropriate benchmarks or ... See full document

... pata catchment (Carlotto Caillaux et ...the catchment area consists of sedimentary mud- stones and shale, and ∼ 20 % consists of plutonic intrusions (Table ...the catchment, also have increased ... See full document

... Landscape and water resource management are major challenges for the socio-economic development of upland catchments in China due to their association with downstream environmental impacts and water supply. During recent ... See full document

... Identifying hydrological changes is difficult given the factors, other than climate variability, which lead to significant variations in runoff ...The catchment filtering role is often overlooked and thus ... See full document

... frequency, fire extent, and fire severity are three of the seven fire regime attributes of particular importance to ecologists and land managers (Sugihara et ...in fire regimes can alter ... See full document

... 2 catchment with the location of the 10 MET-SETHY rain gauges covering the ...their hydrological significance, namely the rainfall-runoff events of 4–10 May 2002 and 1–7 March ...the hydrological ... See full document

... of hydrological processes in the catchment area of Lake Skadar in ...its catchment area is one of the most important natural resources of ...future hydrological forecasts of the basin ... See full document

... the hydrological impacts of urban ...the hydrological impacts of LID and possibilities to restore pre-development flows via LID control in urban ...urban hydrological model with good-quality, ... See full document

... Laura Boscarello a *, Giovanni Ravazzani a , Marco Mancini a a Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Politecnico of Milano, Italy Abstract This work has the objective to find and test methodologies for ... See full document

... episodic hydrological and erosion model to describe the runoff and sediment load evoked by extreme rainfall events in a small agricultural catchment in Czechia, using the long-term monitoring ... See full document

... validate hydrological models [16]. Some applications of RSD in hydrological models, even in semi-arid/arid watersheds, have attained promising performance ... See full document

... The main purpose of this study was to better explain and understand climate variability to better assess its im- pact on surface runoff. Indeed, from 1960 to 2012, the climatic variability on watershed Kadey was ... See full document