Sentence examples for catchment environments from inspiring English sources

Participants may test post-processing methods on a wide range of catchment environments to evaluate the generality of their findings.

With climate change rapidly affecting the alpine biome, we still lack a comprehensive understanding of the extent of interactions between riparian surface, lake and catchment environments.

Information about the catchment and riparian corridor landscapes, reach-scale river properties, and catchment environments and river water chemistry data were collected monthly from 31 streams across the Tiaoxi Basin from July 2011 to June 2012.

The catchment environment and landscape is widely used as a predictor of stream-ecosystem condition, and the extent of its influence is closely linked to spatial scale.

Knowledge of sediment movement throughout a catchment environment is essential due to its influence on the character and form of our landscape relating to agricultural productivity and ecological health.

These two limits to evaporation apply to dryland situations or large catchments when environments with additional water amount to a small fraction of the total area: the water limit because long-term actual evaporation cannot exceed long-term rainfall; and the energy limit because long-term actual evaporation cannot exceed the energy available to drive it over these time spans.

The multi-centennial response of biological proxies to the Hekla 3 tephra deposition illustrates the significant impact of large explosive eruptions on local environments, and catchment sensitivity to perturbations.

Each sample point (plot) was then assigned to a mapped catchment using the River Environment Classification (REC) dataset made available by the NZ Ministry for the Environment (Snelder et al. 2010).

The results of our study demonstrate a strong influence of melting buried ice blocks on the geomorphological development, hydrological changes in the catchment, and the biotic environment in the early Holocene.

The experiment was undertaken in the Burrishoole catchment (hereafter the 'home environment') in County Mayo in the west of Ireland (McGinnity et al. 1997, 2003, 2004; Byrne et al. 2003).

The annual chemical denudation rates in Erdalen are in a similar range of magnitude to rates published for numerous other cold environment catchments worldwide.