نتایج جستجو برای: hydrologic behaviour

تعداد نتایج: 185668  

2008
Maite Guardiola-Claramonte Peter A. Troch Alan D. Ziegler Thomas W. Giambelluca John B. Vogler Michael A. Nullet

This study investigates the hydrologic implications of land use conversion from native vegetation to rubber (Hevea brasiliensis) in Southeast Asia. The experimental catchment, Nam Ken (69 km2), is located in Xishuangbanna Prefecture (22°N, 101 °E), in the south of Yunnan province, in southwestern China. During 2005 and 2006, we collected hourly records of 2 m deep soil moisture profiles in rubb...

2010
AMIR AGHAKOUCHAK EMAD HABIB

In this study, a hands-on modeling tool is developed for students in civil engineering and earth science disciplines to help them learn the fundamentals of hydrologic processes and basic concepts of model calibration and sensitivity analysis, and practice conceptual thinking in solving and analysis of engineering problems. This modeling tool aims to provide an interdisciplinary application-orie...

2014
Dingbao Wang Yin Tang

Hydrologic models can be categorized as being either Newtonian or Darwinian in nature. The Newtonian approach requires a thorough understanding of the individual physical processes acting in a watershed in order to build a detailed hydrologic model based on the conservation equations. The Darwinian approach seeks to explain the behavior of a hydrologic system as a whole by identifying simple an...

2004
R. T. Hanson M. W. Newhouse M. D. Dettinger

A new method for frequency analysis of hydrologic time series was developed to facilitate the estimation and reconstruction of individual or groups of frequencies from hydrologic time-series and facilitate the comparison of these isolated time-series components across data types, between different hydrologic settings within a watershed, between watersheds, and across frequencies. While climate-...

2002
Thomas E. Croley

Large-scale operational hydrologic models are essential tools in support of multiple water resource applications such as flood control, navigation, irrigation, and habitat management, etc., at the regional or continental scales. These models, unlike micro scale watershed models, are defined over large areas (>10 km) and long time scales (typically for use over monthly and annual or longer time ...

2015
Martyn P. Clark Ying Fan David M. Lawrence Jennifer C. Adam Diogo Bolster David J. Gochis Richard P. Hooper Mukesh Kumar L. Ruby Leung D. Scott Mackay Reed M. Maxwell Chaopeng Shen Sean C. Swenson Xubin Zeng

Many of the scientific and societal challenges in understanding and preparing for global environmental change rest upon our ability to understand and predict the water cycle change at large river basin, continent, and global scales. However, current large-scale land models (as a component of Earth System Models, or ESMs) do not yet reflect the best hydrologic process understanding or utilize th...

2005
James W. Kirchner

[1] The science of hydrology is on the threshold of major advances, driven by new hydrologic measurements, new methods for analyzing hydrologic data, and new approaches to modeling hydrologic systems. Here I suggest several promising directions forward, including (1) designing new data networks, field observations, and field experiments, with explicit recognition of the spatial and temporal het...

Journal: :Environmental Modelling and Software 2013
Jonathan L. Goodall Kathleen D. Saint Mehmet B. Ercan Laura J. Briley Sylvia Murphy Haihang You Cecelia DeLuca Richard B. Rood

Understanding regional-scale water resource systems requires understanding coupled hydrologic and climate interactions. The traditional approach in the hydrologic sciences and engineering fields has been to either treat the atmosphere as a forcing condition on the hydrologic model, or to adopt a specific hydrologic model design in order to be interoperable with a climate model. We propose here ...

Journal: :Environmental science & technology 2015
Kristina G Hopkins Nathaniel B Morse Daniel J Bain Neil D Bettez Nancy B Grimm Jennifer L Morse Monica M Palta William D Shuster Anika R Bratt Amanda K Suchy

Aquatic ecosystems are sensitive to the modification of hydrologic regimes, experiencing declines in stream health as the streamflow regime is altered during urbanization. This study uses streamflow records to quantify the type and magnitude of hydrologic changes across urbanization gradients in nine U.S. cities (Atlanta, GA, Baltimore, MD, Boston, MA, Detroit, MI, Raleigh, NC, St. Paul, MN, Pi...

سیف اله امین, , عبدالمجید غفوری روز بهانی, ,

Prediction of watershed responses and simulation of runoff rate and volume are required for design purposes in most water resources projects. For this purpose, different hydrologic methods and events based on continuous hydrologic mathematical models are applied. In this research, a continuous hydrologic model, Stanford Watershed Model-IV (SWM-IV) is used for simulation of annual and monthly vo...

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