Mountain Scholar
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Identification and characterization of dendritic, parallel, pinnate, rectangular and trellis networks based on deviations from planform self-similarity
Geomorphologists have long recognized that the geometry of channel network planforms can vary significantly between regions depending on the local lithologic and tectonic conditions. This tendency has led to the classification ... -
Method for assessing impacts of parameter uncertainty in sediment transport modeling applications, A
Numerical sediment transport models are widely used to evaluate impacts of water management activities on endangered species, to identify appropriate strategies for dam removal, and many other applications. The SRH-1D ... -
Effects of gully topography on space-time patterns of soil moisture in a semiarid grassland
Gullies are pervasive topographic features in semiarid grasslands in North America. At the Army’s Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site (PCMS) in southeastern Colorado, gullies are important because they restrict the mobility of ... -
Morphologic characterization of urban watersheds and its use in quantifying hydrologic response
Current methods for hydrologic characterization of urban watersheds and analysis of the impacts of urbanization are primarily based on the description of imperviousness and how changes in this characteristic affect storage, ... -
Evaluating the parameter identifiability and structural validity of a probability-distributed model for soil moisture
Models that use probability distributions to describe spatial variability within a watershed have been proposed as a parsimonious alternative to fully distributed hydrologic models. This study evaluates the performance of ...
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