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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Distributed Hydrologic Modeling"”.

  1. Distributed Hydrologic Modeling of the Upper Roanoke River Watershed using GIS and NEXRAD

    … are inherently spatially variable. Many hydrologic runoff models do not account for this spatial variability and instead use "lumped" or spatially averaged parameters. Lumped model parameters often must be developed empirically or through optimization rather than be calculated from field …

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  2. Hydrologic Evaluation of Low Impact Development Using a Continuous, Spatially-Distributed Model

    … watershed monitoring, continuous, spatially-distributed hydrologic modeling was judged a better method to compare the response of LID, forest, and conventional development. Review of available models revealed EPA-SWMM 4.4H as the most applicable to the task. A 4.3-acre subwatershed of a local …

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  3. The role of topography in the emergence of African savannas

    … are performed using biospheric model, IBIS, and distributed hydrologic model, SHE. We, first, estimate the amount of rainfall required for trees and grasses under a certain atmospheric condition. Here, the variation of rainfall is prescribed to force a similar variation of soil moisture. A 30% …

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  4. Evaluation of climate change impacts on the hydrologic response of a sparsely-monitored basin in Sardinia, Italy, through distributed hydrologic simulations and hydrometeorological downscaling

    The water resources and hydrologic extremes in Mediterranean basins are heavily influenced by climate variability. Modeling these watersheds is difficult due to the complex nature of the hydrologic response as well as the sparseness of hydrometeorological observations. In this work, we first …

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