n Introduction and Acknowledgments vii Methods of Map Analysis and Definitions of Trrms 1 Map accuracy 1 Methods of obtaining quantitative data from maps 1 Properties measured from maps 2 Derived quantities 4 Problems of Field Study 7 Methods of field observation 7 Observed watershed properties 7 General plan of field measurements Ö Measured properties 8 Climatic Data 13 General Description of ...

Long-term (20 yr) river discharge records from 30 of the world’s largest river basins have been used to characterize surface hydrologic flows in relation to net precipitation inputs, ocean climate teleconnections, and human land/water use patterns. This groundwork study is presented as a precedent to distributed simulation modeling of surface hydrologic flows in large river basins. Correlation ...

The Ethiopian Rift System consists of basins that are in different stages of evolution. Some of the rift-related basins in southwestern Ethiopia are half-grabens that have not evolved to symmetrical rifts since the initiation of rifting here in the middle Miocene. These basins contain fossiliferous Pliocene–Pleistocene volcaniclastic sediments and volcanic rocks and have been occupied by early ...

This paper describes long-term hydrologic response within a rapidly developing watershed in the western suburbs of Washington, DC, within the Chesapeake Bay drainage basin. Data consist of up to 24 years of observed rainfall, basin discharge, and land use/land cover (LULC) from four headwater basins of the Occoquan River in northern Virginia. Basin outlets are monitored for storm and nonstorm f...