Titlebook: Distributed Hydrological Modelling; Michael B. Abbott,Jens Christian Refsgaard Book 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996 Erosion.GIS.Geoin

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Application of Remote Sensing For Hydrological Modelling, The main problem in many hydrological studies is that there are not enough adequate data to describe quantitatively hydrological processes with sufficient accuracy. Studies on hydrological effects of land use and climate changes in large river basins are possible only if detailed information about

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An Engineering Case Study - Modelling the Influences of Gabcikovo Hydropower Plant on the Hydrology forms an alluvial aquifer, which throughout the year receives in the order of 30 m3/s infiltration water from the Danube in the upper parts of the area and returns it into the Danube and the drainage channels in the downstream part. The aquifer is an important water resource for municipal and agric

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,Comment on ’A Discussion of Distributed Hydrological Modelling’ by K. Beven,ives of distributed hydrological modelling. Indeed, since the terminology used by Beven differs in some respects significantly from the terminology used in some of the other chapters of this book, we should like first to define some key terms as we have used them in the present discussion. We begin

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,Response to comments on ‘a(chǎn) discussion of distributed hydrological modelling’ by j c refsgaard et alhapter 13B, I must re-emphasise that my discussion in was always intended as a friendly critique. I do not deny the need for distributed predictions. I am not suggesting that lumped models or simpler distributed models will necessarily provide adequate predictions. I myself have been involved in dis

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