Sentence examples for input hydrologic from inspiring English sources
Results from this study suggest that both existing channel boundary variability and input hydrologic variability work together to create hydrodynamic spatial patterns that control the fate and transport of sediments in mountain rivers and ultimately their spatial structure.
Furthermore, the model was able to handle spatial dependency in data while avoiding the common problem of nested input in hydrologic modeling.
In this work, we assess the sensitivity of streamflow simulation in urban catchments to the spatiotemporal resolution of precipitation input and hydrologic modeling to identify the resolution at which the simulation errors may be at minimum given the quality of the precipitation input and hydrologic models used, and the response time of the catchment.
Information on the type of soil is often needed as a basic input in hydrologic evaluation.
Hence, routine verification is necessary to understand the quality of forecasts as inputs to hydrologic modeling.
Continuous rainfall sequences are often used as inputs in hydrologic modeling, particularly where a probabilistic assessment is required.
Log[RBS⁎] was consistently negatively related to human disturbances likely to produce excess sediment inputs or hydrologic alteration.
His current research focuses on assessing the accuracy of these models compared to observational data, developing statistical corrections, and providing these inputs to hydrologic models and water resource studies.
Three land use maps representing a 17-year period when the region underwent significant transitions served as inputs for hydrologic modeling using the Automated Geospatial Watershed Assessment (AGWA) tool, a GIS-based hydrologic modeling system.
An important element of these approaches is the generation of perturbed series of hydrometeorological variables that form the inputs to hydrologic and water resource assessment models, with most scenario-neutral studies to-date considering only shifts in the average and a limited number of other statistics of each climate variable.
The interplay between nutrient inputs and hydrologic condition exert a driving force on the balance between DIC and DOC production via the metabolism of organic matter which forms the base of the aquatic food web.
