[PDF] Top 20 Impact of geomorphic structures on hyporheic exchange, temperature, and ecological processes in streams

... Hyporheic exchange due to mechanisms 1-4 at the reach scale has traditionally been quantified in two ways: transient storage and multi-dimensional ...and exchange with longer residence time storage ... See full document

... provides streams with shade that should promote cooler water temperatures, potentially resulting in higher DO ...in temperature from the unrestored sites which included a sparse or non-existent buffer; the ... See full document

... step structures encourage hyporheic exchange (Hester & Doyle, 2008), possibly implying that knickpoints may be sites of upwelling ...of geomorphic or hydrologic disturbance, ... See full document

... path, which the hot and cold fluids alternately pass through. There are many types of recuperative exchangers, which can broadly be grouped into indirect contact heat exchangers which keep the fluids exchanging heat ... See full document

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... people's ecological consciousness, awakened people's comple x of nature and ecological friendship, and advocated people to choose the ecological way of ... See full document

... Reflectivity in the past; Natural changes in reflectivity, like the melting of sea ice, have contributed to climate change in the past, often acting as feedbacks to other processes. Volcanoes have played a ... See full document

... Along the stream, 4 distinct lateral, partly submerged in- flows are present at 104, 178, 350 and 414 m from the up- stream V-notch weir, respectively. These inflows generally are cracks in the underlying bedrock from ... See full document

... significant impact on the rate of chemical biodegradation (Araya et ...ecosystem processes which have the capacity to impact chemical presence in water/sediment ... See full document

... laminated structures have been conducted on various ...of temperature dependent. In [3, 4], the temperature dependent elastic constant and dynamic shear properties of an epoxy resin and its carbon ... See full document

... direct impact of water temperature ...water temperature in local areas, the annual surface temperature would grow from the present value of ...Mediterranean temperature had increased in ... See full document

... these processes in the hyporheic zone were investigated in a near-bank sandbar and an adjacent floodplain through the comparison of groundwaters and stream water chemistry of the Biała Przemsza River in ... See full document

... of temperature from The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) for a period of thirty one years (1982-2012) ...calculated Temperature values of three different stations Mosul, Baghdad, ... See full document

... The significant results of the discussion can be summarized as follows: a At any given velocity above the critical value for sediment movement with discharge held constant, a cool water [r] ... See full document

... UTIs in the population aged over 65 years, however this may have been due to a decrease in statistical power because of sample size. ED and inpatient admission rates for urolithiasis increased with higher temperatures. ... See full document

... Municipalities do much to ensure public safety and have a wide range of regulatory powers. Protective services include emergency services such as police, fire, and ambulance. Health services are geared to the prevention ... See full document

... linked and thus closed, network structures between social actors and ecological resources –.. supports key social processes that promote more effective collective management of shared.[r] ... See full document

... the impact of exchange rate deregulation on manufacturing output performance in Nigeria over the period 1980 to ...between exchange rate and manufacturing output while the granger causality test was ... See full document

... Information on the geomorphology of the Benin Region can be found in the works of authors such as [9] [10]- [16] amongst others. According to these authors, the Benin Region is essentially an area situated in the coastal ... See full document