Sentence examples for river streamflow from inspiring English sources

These methods utilize experimental data (lysimeter, river streamflow, groundwater-table variations) as well as soil water-balance and physoil water-balanceling concepts.

The relationship between climate indices with Australian river streamflow (ASF) may provide valuable information for long-lead streamflow forecasting for Australian rivers.

The understanding of the long-term variation of large rivers streamflow with a high economic and social relevance is necessary in order to improve the planning and management of water resources in different regions of the world.

Groundwater and stream mass discharge estimates show that more than half of the plume mass discharge crossing the first transect, before surface water interactions occur, reaches the river directly via streamflow, although river concentrations were below detection due to dilution.

The STIV was successfully applied to obtain one-dimensional flow component in the river for estimating streamflow discharge, where the main flow direction is known.

With the traditional MK test, 503 rivers had decreased streamflow, with 120 showing significant decreases, whereas 408 rivers had increased streamflow, with 51 showing significant increases.

However, climate change tends to decrease streamflow in river basins of northern China.

Validation is done in over 100 in situ river gauges using daily streamflow observations in the African and South American continent over a one year period.

Both the raw and post-processed ensembles are run through a hydrologic model of the river Rhine to create streamflow ensembles.

Moreover, Table 1 presents some examples of studies using univariate time series forecasting approaches that do not utilize exogenous predictor variables to forecast precipitation or temperature variables, and streamflow or river discharge variables.

Headwater catchments provide substantial streamflow to rivers even during long periods of drought.