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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"mountain watersheds"”.
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Integrated Modeling of Long-Term Vegetation and Hydrologic Dynamics in Rocky Mountain Watersheds
… both terrestrial and hydrologic perspectives.<p> Watersheds are common landscape analysis units, but vegetation dynamics within them do not function in isolation. Repeated century spanning SIMPPLLE simulations produced succession patterns that were significantly different in 84% of analysis …
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Integrated Modeling of Long-Term Vegetation and Hydrologic Dynamics in Rocky Mountain Watersheds
… both terrestrial and hydrologic perspectives.<p> Watersheds are common landscape analysis units, but vegetation dynamics within them do not function in isolation. Repeated century spanning SIMPPLLE simulations produced succession patterns that were significantly different in 84% of analysis …
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Understanding the climate-land-sediment relationships in the context of coupled nature-human system of high mountain watersheds
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2026-12-01
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Hydrologic modeling as a decision-making tool in wildlife management
… site disturbances on eastern forested mountain watersheds. A number of existing hydrologic models were considered. AGNPS (Agricultural Non-Point Source pollution model) was chosen for its simplicity, applicable outputs, and successful use around the country. AGNPS was applied to a …
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Understanding scale impacts of heterogeneity and topography on water and energy fluxes in mountain meadows using a fully-integrated hydrologic model
Mountain watersheds and their subsystems are critical sources of water for much of the Western U.S. The ability to predict their behavior in response to perturbations such as climate change, grazing, mining, and pumping is becoming increasingly important. Land cover, subsurface, and topographic …
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Influences of Mountainside Residential Development to Nutrient Dynamics in a Stream Network
Forested mountain watersheds provide essential resources and services (e.g., water supply) to downstream ecosystems and human communities. Fast-growing mountainside residential development not only modifies the terrestrial system but also aquatic systems by changing the nutrient input from the …