Sentence examples for continuous watershed from inspiring English sources

Donigian et al. (2017) have provided a comprehensive discussion of continuous watershed models, and Gupta and Sorooshian (2017) have discussed the calibration and evaluation of watershed models.

Therefore, continuous watershed assessment strategies should be introduced because continuous and planned watershed assessments provide initial estimates of where conservation investments would best address the concerns of landowners, conservation districts, and other community organizations and stakeholders.

Flooding of catchment basins from pre-determined regional minima and conditional neighborhood comparisons while processing the eight neighboring pixels of a labeled center pixel ensures thin continuous watershed lines.

For example, analysis of the fates of fertilizer N added over 22 years in an Iowa watershed with continuous corn show large amounts of "unaccounted for (lost or stored) N" (Figure 4).

Figure 4 Analysis of the fates of fertilizer N added over 22 years in an Iowa watershed with continuous corn show large amounts of "unaccounted for (lost or stored) N".

Annualized Agricultural Non-Point Source Pollutant Model (AnnAGNPS) is a watershed-scale, continuous simulation, physical model that has been widely used to simulate runoff, nutrients, sediment, and pesticides in different watersheds.

The pilot implementation of the IWN focused on two watersheds where continuous sensors were being deployed by organizations willing to partner with EPA in sharing their data: Hackensack-Passaic, New Jersey.

In addition to the slow and continuous erosive changes to watersheds, major drainage patterns can be changed by events such as volcanic or glacial flows, or by climatic changes in precipitation that can connect or isolate watersheds [ 16- 18].

This paper presents the results of a long-term, continuous hydrologic simulation analysis of a watershed-scale residential rainwater harvesting (RWH) program in the Chollas Creek watershed, San Diego, California, USA.

The study demonstrates the suitability of HEC-HMS for continuous runoff simulation in a complex watershed with numerous subcatchments and channel reaches.

From the CRD, thanks to Joel Ussery for his continuous support of the Sooke Lake Watershed carbon project and Jennifer Blaney for information on lab analysis procedures and providing dissolved organic carbon measurement data.