Tri-Creeks Experimental Watershed

Current Challenges in Experimental Watershed Hydrology

Process Representation in Watershed-scale Hydrologic Models: an Evaluation in an Experimental Watershed

Hydrologic response varies within a watershed as a function of topography, soil, and land cover. Spatial and temporal data from experimental watersheds may provide information on where, when, how, and why the response varies. This study examined the hydrologic response of an agricultural watershed, FD-36, in the Appalachian Valley and Ridge physiographic region. FD-36 is characterized by shallo...

The mechanism of embolic watershed infarction: experimental studies.

The mechanism for the preferential distribution of emboli to cerebral arterial borderzone regions, known to cause some watershed infarcts was studied. We hypothesized that emboli of a specific size range are selectively directed to the arterial borderzones due to the tendency of emboli to bypass the small arterial branches which emerge proximal to major borderzones. To test this hypothesis we p...

Experimental study using coir geotextiles in watershed management

Experimental study using coir geotextiles in watershed management S. Vishnudas, H. H. G. Savenije, P. van der Zaag, K. R. Anil, and K. Balan Water Resources Section, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands UNESCO-IHE, Delft, The Netherlands College of Agriculture, Trivandrum, Kerala, India Government College of Engineering, Thrissur, Kerala, India Received: 15 August 2005 – Accep...

Demonstration of GSSHA Hydrology at Goodwin Creek Experimental Watershed

PURPOSE: The purpose of this System-Wide Water Resources (SWWRP) technical note is to describe the application of the Gridded Surface Subsurface Hydrologic Analysis (GSSHA) model at the Goodwin Creek Experimental Watershed (GCEW). The purpose of applying the model at this site was to confirm that the hydrologic portions of the code were working properly and were able to achieve accurate results...