Sentence examples for evolution of the catchment from inspiring English sources

Estimations of specific hillslope erosion, sedimentation and export rates highlight the evolution of the catchment and its sensitivity to variations in the ratio of sediment load to stream discharge.

That means that sampling of sequences of events might be important in understanding the evolution of the catchments.

The calibrated model is then forced with an ensemble of transient statically downscaled GCM outputs to evaluate the climate change impact on the future evolution of the glaciers and catchment hydrology.

Obtained results led to distinguish three main stages of the evolution of the basin and its catchment during the Late Glacial and the Holocene: the lacustrine stage, the lake overgrowth stage and the post lacustrine stage.

The middle of the catchment had highest EC (Fig. 2a).

The boundaries of the catchment basins are the actual watersheds.

Figure 11 Comparison of the catchment delineation in three simulations.

Council catchment contains a 14 ha lake into which the majority of the catchment drains before exiting into Council Creek.

Eocene flysch forms the southwest boundary of the catchment area, towards which the catchment basin drains and where the Ombla rises.

Given the variability in area of catchments within the region, relative as opposed to absolute values were summarized for each catchment by dividing the sum total of the threat variable by the total area of the catchment or estuary.

The population size of the catchment area is ≈1,557,000 persons.