[PDF] Top 20 TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF STREAM AND GROUNDWATER INTERACTIONS

... the stream and hyporheic zone through curve fitting solute tracer data, thus giving a measure of the hyporheic zone and its ...the stream channel to delineate the hyporheic zone based on the extent that the ... See full document

... the spatial and tem- poral variability of groundwater recharge, a high-resolution, spatially distributed numerical model (MIKE SHE) repre- senting surface water and groundwater was used to simulate ... See full document

... Abstract. Spatial dynamics of solute chemistry and natu- ral abundance isotopes of nitrate ( 15 N and 18 O) were exam- ined in seven locations and at the watershed outlet in 2001 and 2002 in a forest watershed in ... See full document

... of stream temperature in the Girnock Burn have investigated the long- term (30 year) temporal variability of stream water temperatures at a single site in the forested lower catchment (Langan et ... See full document

... a stream can alter the near stream groundwater flow field and the magnitude of both downwelling streamwater and upwelling groundwater (Wroblicky et ...the spatial patterns and magnitude ... See full document

... The F. graminearum genome is predicted to code for 574 secreted proteins that are hypothesized to be involved in pathoge- nicity (Brown and Hammond-Kosack, 2015; Brown et al., 2012). This predicted secretome includes 60 ... See full document

... of groundwater in the plain of Beijing, ...to groundwater, indirectly leading to the long-term over-exploitation of groundwater, and induced regional land ...data, groundwater level data, ... See full document

... and analysis have increased the oppor- tunities for citizen science (Buytaert et ...high temporal and spatial ...in groundwater temperature, such as those introduced by hyporheic exchange or ... See full document

... to groundwater in each well, the level of water in the wells (absolute height) was calculated according to absolute height in ...structural analysis or variography in order to fit the variogram model to ... See full document

... the spatial and temporal patterns of the tracer signature in the main stream, its selected tributaries, shallow groundwater, snowmelt and glacier melt over a 3- year ...that stream ... See full document

... the spatial structure of the park is ...the spatial structure of landscape of the PNDB by satellite imagery and landscape ecology ...the spatial pattern of vegetation classes between 1986 and 2016 ... See full document

... Some analytical solutions of the advection-dispersion equation have been proposed in literature with the aim of studying the mechanism of contaminant transport, the movements of pollutants in groundwater and to ... See full document

... the spatial-temporal change in infant mortality in ...trend analysis of infant mortality rate at districts level estimates of Registrar General of India for 1981 and 2001 is ...examine ... See full document

...  135. Reagan D. Human Perception of Objects: Early Visual Processing of Spatial Form Defined by Luminance, Color, Texture, Motion, and Binocular Disparity. Sunderland, Massachusetts, USA: Sinauer Associates Inc;  ... See full document

... Ratoon crop trials were highly discriminated by most of the covariates (Except for RHDH, MRH and EPGS) as presented in Figure 4(c). Ratoon crop trial at belles was characterized by MIRH while ratoon crop trial from ... See full document

... Survey) (Runkel, 1998). While able to estimate fluxes in steady-state conditions, these types of models are primarily designed for non-steady-state conditions and provide many output parameters in addition to the inflow ... See full document

... Inorganic arsenic (As) is a well-known class 1, nonthreshold carcinogen (Smith et al., 2002). In recent decades, As accu- mulation in the soil in some parts of the world has increased dramatically as a result of mining ... See full document

... the stream. As riparian areas and deposits in the stream satisfy these requirements, such areas are likely sources of ...the stream deposits are exposed to raindrop impact when discharge is low ... See full document

... While nitrate is a common nitrogenous compound due to natural processes of the nitrogen cycle, anthropogenic sources have greatly increased the nitrate concentration, particularly in groundwater. Water from ... See full document

... Estuaries and rivers are often regions of high sedimentation, serving as traps for minerals from inland sources transported seaward by rivers, and materials from the coastal ocean transported landward. Deter minations of ... See full document