Sentence examples for hydrographic networks from inspiring English sources

Modelling the hydrological behaviour of suburban catchments requires an estimation of environmental features, including land use and hydrographic networks.

The data are compounded by Shapefiles of transportation and hydrographic networks, administrative and built zone boundaries, 20 m topographical contours lines and land cover areas.

This suggests that opportunities for seed dispersal in H. glaberrima are highly constrained by patterns of hydrographic networks even at a local scale.

Two large hydrographic networks cover the Adrar region of Mauritania: to the north and west, the Seguellîl wadi network, which occasionally comes into contact with the El Abiod wadi; to the south and east, the Timinit wadi network, into which flow the Nbéïké and Nkedeï wadis.

Lava fields from the Virungas have blocked the outlet of an ancient hydrographic network previously oriented to the north.

The hydrographic network on the Mediterranean side of the watershed is poorly developed in comparison with the Atlantic systems, partly because it falls into the climatically driest parts of Spain.

It was used to generate topographic parameters (slope, hydrographic network).

The hydrographic network is heterogeneous and dense showing dendritic, parallel and rectangular facies.

This ratio describes the structure of the hydrographic network without considering hierarchical anomalies.

Particularities of the hydrographic network accentuate and bring forward non-mapped radial faults.

The bifurcation ratio is the measure of the degree of branching within the hydrographic network (Horton 1945; Strahler 1952).