[PDF] Top 20 Hydrology of the upper Hunter catchment

... Thin-plate smoothing splines (Wahba, 1990) were used for the spatial interpolation. Splines provide a global interpolation procedure using all of the data given to calculate the value at each interpolated point. A ... See full document

... two upper watersheds in Narmada lower sub-basin and will be helpful to study the climate change's impacts on hydrology and water resources, so as to understand and planning and management of water ... See full document

...  The reduction in river flow between the gabion dam and the main road during 2006 and the clustering of stable isotope values of drains, auger holes and river water samples, indicate that the upper part of the ... See full document

... the hydrology of dambos is of considerable interest: varied, and sometimes contradictory, hydrological characteristics have been described in the ...the catchment evapotranspiration (ET) budget, (ii) flood ... See full document

... saturated upper soil reduces the infiltration rate to a value less than the precipitation rate; in the case of ‘phase two’ evaporation, the flux drops below the potential rate because water starts to move in the ... See full document

... Intensification of agricultural land use and population growth from 1990-2017 has caused changes in land cover and land use of the Mbarali River sub-catchment which is located in the Upper Great Ruaha Sub ... See full document

... that hydrology education there- fore needs to incorporate learning experiences that will fos- ter such higher-order ...including upper-level university instruction to focused hydrological institutes, and ... See full document

... Abstract: Ethiopia has altered natural ecosystems through experiencing a huge amount of land use change has effect on the hydrological condition. Therefore, this study was initiated to compare the past and potential ... See full document

... The development of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and improvements in the scale of aerial photography have led to improvements in the accuracy of mapping river morphology and geomorphic units. These improvements ... See full document

... the catchment as a combination of interconnected conceptual stores without accounting for catchment geometry or spatial ...reproduce catchment runoff response but cannot, explicitly, capture how a ... See full document

... Acknowledgements. The authors acknowledge Trento University project CLIMAWARE (http://abouthydrology.blogspot.it/search/ label/CLIMAWARE) and European Union FP7 Collaborative Project GLOBAQUA (Managing the effects of ... See full document

... Low river flow due to water abstraction has impacted the macrophyte communities on several rivers in England. Stream Support is a method of alleviating low flows by augmenting water supply to the headwater channels of ... See full document

... Abiskojokken catchment and nearby regions consist largely of finer material, fluvial gravels, sand and in some cases silty/clayey material ( ˚ Akerman and Malm- str¨om, ... See full document

... a catchment from this set of ...nearby catchment where model performance is better may be more suitable if model performance is poor in the initially selected ... See full document

... Acknowledgements. We are thankful to Ada Pastor and Lí- dia Cañas for their invaluable assistance in the field, and to Dani Nadal for providing data on riparian tree evapotranspiration. Financial supported was provided ... See full document

... study can be summarized as follows: 1 to investigate the spatial and temporal variability of snow surface energy exchange during snowmelt, with particular reference to the sensible and l[r] ... See full document

... forest hydrology researches state as forests have been found to reduce runoff (Hodnett et ...the catchment where they exists (Susswein et ...that catchment water yield shows an increment following ... See full document

... River catchment con- sist of the following steps derived from [17]; first pa- rameters of the hydrological model were determined by calibrating the model with historic data, secondly, monthly historical time ... See full document

... Today, hydrological models have become widely used for gaining the proper solutions for various aquatic and environmental problems of catchments. The computational rainfall runoff (RR) models have the most application in ... See full document

... of catchment areas has led to the changes of river morphology, hydrology, river habitat which will then lead to deterioration of the physical and chemical quality of water and these changes in water quality ... See full document