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This paper reports on a new soil moisture disaggregation scheme based on topography and soil depth information.

A GIS model predicting the spatial distribution of terrestrial salamander abundance based on topography and forest age was developed using parameters derived from the literature.

A three-tiered approach was used to assess erosion risks within the Nakdong River Basin in South Korea and included: (1) a screening based on topography and land use; (2) a lumped parameter analysis using RUSLE; and (3) a detailed analysis using TREX, a fully distributed watershed model.

Based on topography and physiography, populations of M. davidii can be divided into three regions: Middle East Plain (MEP), Southwest Plateau (SWP), and South Hills (SH) (Fig. 1 and Table 1).

The above metrics have been calculated in several different ways to carve up the landscape (i.e., spatial extents): (1) political boundaries, (2) hydrological units [ 37], (3) lake watersheds based on topography, and (4) buffers consisting of boundaries a specified distance from the lake shoreline.

The first conservation plan was derived using broad scale data (1 250,000) and consisted of nine broad habitat units (land classes based on topography, geology, and climate), remote sensing mapping of habitat transformation and large planning units defined by 1/16th degree squares (average size 3900 ha).

Based on topography, soil and geological surface properties, this large area (about 100,000 km2) is vulnerable to groundwater As enrichment under reducing aquifer conditions.

To retrieve soil-landscape relationships, expert rules for soil distribution defined by soil surveyors and based on topography, parent material and waterlogging index were considered in order to allocate an STU to 83% of the calibration dataset.

The Ryukyu arc-trench system is generally divided into three parts based on topography, geology, biology, and other characteristics.

Lightning-induced fire occurrence was assessed for the central plateau of the Iberian Peninsula based on topography, vegetation, meteorology and lightning characteristics.

The first approach (multiscale schemes) is based on topography scale separation and the numerical time integration is function of the scales.