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Impact of Declining Trend of Flow on Harike Wetland, India

Jain, Sanjay; Sarkar, Archana; Garg, Vaibhav - In: Water Resources Management 22 (2008) 4, pp. 409-421

few years. In this study, the analysis of rainfall/runoff data has been carried out to see the effect of decreasing trend … of runoff on wetland area. Wetland area has been delineated using remote sensing technique. The analysis of rainfall …

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Effect of Selective Cutting on Streamflow in an Oak-Beech Forest Ecosystem

Özyuvaci, N.; Özhan, S.; Gökbulak, F.; Serengil, Y.; … - In: Water Resources Management 18 (2004) 3, pp. 249-262

Calibration equations for streamflow between the control (W-I) and the treatment (W-II) watersheds as an integral part of a paired experimental watershed study in Belgrad Forest are presented. Correlation coefficients of the calibration equations were found to be highly significant. The effect...

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Modeling the Effect of Cistern Size, Soil Type, and Irrigation Scheduling on Rainwater Harvesting as a Stormwater Control Measure

Sa’d Shannak; Jaber, Fouad; Lesikar, Bruce - In: Water Resources Management 28 (2014) 12, pp. 4219-4235

Urban stormwater runoff could have negative impacts on water resources and the environment. Rainwater Harvesting (RWH … the factors that directly impact the total runoff from a residential unit with a RWH system and the amount of potable … moisture-based, and time-based), and five cistern sizes. Total runoff volumes and total supplemental potable water used were …

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Prioritizing Structural Management by Quantifying the Effect of Land Use and Land Cover on Watershed Runoff and Sediment Yield

Mishra, Ashok; Kar, S.; Singh, V. - In: Water Resources Management 21 (2007) 11, pp. 1899-1913

). In order to quantify the effect of LU/LC, topography, and morphology, runoff and sediment yield of a small multivegetated … compared with measured values. The mixed land use watershed displayed a synchronized runoff response to monsoon rains. Measured … runoff and sediment yield varied one sub-watershed to another and ranged, respectively, from 256.33 to 367.83 mm and from 0 …

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Runoff Changes in the Šumava Mountains (Black Forest) and the Foothill Regions: Extent of Influence by Human Impact and Climate Change

Kliment, Zdeněk; Matoušková, Milada - In: Water Resources Management 23 (2009) 9, pp. 1813-1834

interventions in three selected water basins in the Šumava Mountains (Black Forest) and its foothills. The rainfall-runoff analyses … condition in the early 1990s. The runoff trend deviation was related to natural and human factors, mainly to current climatic …

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Runoff Efficiency and the Technique of Micro-water Harvesting with Ridges and Furrows, for Potato Production in Semi-arid Areas

Wang, Qi; Zhang, Enhe; Li, Fengmin; Li, Fengrui - In: Water Resources Management 22 (2008) 10, pp. 1431-1443

A field study was conducted to determine runoff efficiency and the effects of different ridge: furrow ratios and ridge … system in a dry semi-arid region of China, during two consecutive years of 2002 and 2003. The average runoff efficiency of ….1–94.3%). The minimal rainfall necessary to produce runoff was 2.76–2.78 mm for SR, only 0.23–0.47 mm for MR. The field experiments …

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Simulation Modeling of Runoff, Groundwater Flow and Sediment Transport into Kastoria Lake, Greece

Hrissanthou, V.; Mylopoulos, N.; Tolikas, D.; Mylopoulos, Y. - In: Water Resources Management 17 (2003) 3, pp. 223-242

around Kastoria Lake, a rainfall-runoff sub-model is used. A quasi-three-dimensional simulation model of the Kastoria basin … rainfall-runoff sub-model is combinedwith a soil erosion sub-model and a sediment transport sub-model for streams. A GIS was …

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The Flood Risk in Cairns

Baddiley, Peter - In: Natural Hazards 30 (2003) 2, pp. 155-164

The Cairns region, on the north tropical coast of Queensland, forms part of the wettest area in Australia, with mean annual rainfalls of 2,000 to 4,000 mm. During the summer and early autumn months, intense rainfalls associated with cyclones and other tropical weather influences persist for...

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Urban green-cover and the environmental performance of Chennai city

Sundaram, A. Meenatchi - In: Environment, Development and Sustainability 13 (2011) 1, pp. 107-119

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Impacts of Snowmelt on Peak Flows in a Forest Watershed

Sui, Jueyi; Koehler, Gero - In: Water Resources Management 21 (2007) 8, pp. 1263-1275

on snow cover, assesses the characteristics of runoff including peak flows, calculates the runoff from the snowmelt and …

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