'Catchment scale' presentation slideshows

Geospatial Stream Flow Model (GeoSFM)

Geospatial Stream Flow Model (GeoSFM). USGS FEWS NET EROS Data Center Sioux Falls, SD 57198. U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey. Objectives. To develop a model for wide-area flood hazard monitoring using existing geospatial datasets

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Alison Pechenick, University of Vermont in collaboration with Donna Rizzo,

Alison Pechenick, University of Vermont in collaboration with Donna Rizzo, Kerrie Garvey, Leslie Morrissey, Beverley Wemple and Kristen Underwood. A MULTI-SCALE APPROACH TO ASSESS THE HYDROLOGICAL CONNECTIVITY OF ROAD AND STREAM NETWORKS Do Road Orientation and Proximity Matter?.

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GEOSTATISTICAL REGIONALIZATION OF LOW-FLOWS: TOP-KRIGING VS. PSBI

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Water quality and climate change

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COST Action 634 On- and Off-site Environmental Impacts of Runoff and Erosion

COST Action 634 On- and Off-site Environmental Impacts of Runoff and Erosion. prepared by A.-V. Auzet, J. Boardman, K. Helming, M. Kirkby, J. Poesen, J. Rejman, P. Withers and others

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Background

Building risk indicators of surface water contamination by pesticides at the small catchment scale. Taking into account spatial and temporal dimensions. Support for risk assessment and management : MIRIPHYQUE project. 2011-2013. Background.

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The Challenges in developing an Integrated Catchment Management Process

The Challenges in developing an Integrated Catchment Management Process. Bob Harris University of Sheffield Catchment Science Centre. What is Integrated Catchment Management?.

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Source-Pathway-Receptor (SPR) Modelling of Flood Impacts and Outcome

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Land management impacts on flood flows across scales

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Wetland Land Use Management at Whole Catchment Scale (WP5.3 and WP5.4)

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1. Introduction Groundwater discharge is often an important contribution to streamflow

For a deep understanding you need to go below the surface: groundwater processes in conceptual hydrological models Sebastian Gnann, University of Bristol Supervisors: Dr Nicholas Howden, Dr Ross Woods. 1. Introduction Groundwater discharge is often an important contribution to streamflow

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Science issue:

Project Title: The Challenges of Utilizing Satellite Precipitation Data for Hydrologic Applications Project team: S. Sorooshian ( soroosh@uci.edu ) , K. Hsu ( kuolinh @ uci.edu ), B. Imam , ( bimam@uci.edu ) ,

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