Sentence examples for runoff components from inspiring English sources

In addition, the model can provide maps of snowpack distribution and estimate runoff components from glaciers.

Finally, also the correct representation of flood dominating runoff components was shown to influence design flood results.

Only during following events did subsurface runoff components regain their importance, causing higher fractions of pre-event water and a longer term increase of baseflow.

The inadequacy of a rainfall-runoff model was modeled as an additive error to runoff components prior to routing and penalized in the objective function.

This is a hydrological multi-process model and not an urban hydraulic model and it addresses the landscape as well as the channel components of a catchment, and in addition to runoff components includes evaporation and transpiration losses as outputs.

We first present a revised semi-distributed structure of the NWS SACramento Soil Moisture Accounting (SAC-SMA) model that separates the routing of fast and slow response runoff components, and thus explicitly accounts for the differences between the two components.

Although preferential flow played an important role in the hillslope runoff formation, pre-event water was found to be significant runoff component in most events (it formed 47 74% of total subsurface runoff).

The water balance equation is frequently used to estimate the net groundwater flow for small lakes but is seldom used to determine net groundwater flow components for large lakes because: (1) errors accumulate in the calculated groundwater term, and (2) there is an inability to accurately quantify the direct runoff component.

The surface runoff component is commonly known as Hortonian overland flow or infiltration excess overland flow.

This geological feature induces the quick flow to be the dominant runoff component in the Weida catchment.

While the IC of the fast runoff component (K0) is always very low, that of K1 is markedly increased in the falling limbs of runoff peaks and decreases with very high runoff events.