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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Watershed Analysis"”.

  1. The Use of GIS for Integrated Watershed Analysis

    Practitioners of watershed management are increasingly turning to computer models to understand and make decisions about the diverse problems that occur in the watershed. Such models can provide insight into how human interactions with the landscape affect water quality and quantity. Additional …

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  2. Advancing the Accuracy of Watershed Analysis Across Diverse Hydrometeorological and Geologic Regimes via Classification and Analysis of GPM-IMERG Products

    <p>The analysis and protection of watersheds, along with spring water resources, depend on the accurate identification of catchments. Building on previous research that correlated spring hydrographs with high-resolution, satellite-based Global Precipitation Measurement – Integrated Multi-satellitE …

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  3. Nonpoint source pollution modeling of an agricultural watershed within a geographic information system

    … quality management problem. For the most part, analysis of NPS pollution in watersheds has depended on the use of lumped mathematical models to identify potential problem areas and to assess the effectiveness of alternative management practices. To effectively use models to analyze NPS pollution …

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  4. Land Cover and Culvert Effects on Stream Physical Water Quality in West Central Georgia

    … quality, and altered channel morphology. Urban watersheds typically have increased impervious surfaces, stream beds that are channelized, and added structures like culverts. In developed environments, culverts are widely used to transport rivers below human infrastructure. Although there is …

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  5. An Uncomfortable Memorialization: Remembering Textile Industrialization in the South

    … southern textile mills. This mapping along with watershed analysis determines a specific mill site for intervention along a waterway where dams have impaired the natural ecology. The design explores the potential of revising or removing the mill dam, a piece of memory infrastructure, and wrestles …

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  6. Web-enabled Spatial Decision Support System for Interdisciplinary Watershed Management

    The development and use of web-enabled tools for watershed modeling and decision-making have gained popularity lately with the increase in internet speed and accessibility. Most of the web-enabled tools available today address the watershed problems related to a narrow discipline like hydrology, or …

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