Sentence examples for watershed presents from inspiring English sources

The Ikkour watershed presents rugged terrain with the highest elevation of 2209 m.

The Orge River watershed presents a highly contrasted land use pattern, with, upstream, mainly forests and agricultural lands and, downstream, a highly dense urban area (up to 8000 inh. km−2), in the suburbs of Paris Megacity.

State officials said the two watersheds presented additional concerns that had nothing to do with the safety of the drilling, like pollution from increased truck traffic related to the drilling operations.

San Francisco Bay Californiaa, USA) and its local watersheds present an interesting case study in estuarine mercury (Hg) contamination.

Regarding the soil attributes our database revealed that (1) the soils from cultivated sites of both watersheds presented significant differences from their respective forested areas, (2) Soil attributes are of equal quality in both farm systems.

The land use/land cover classification of the watershed is presented in Table 2.

WSI uncertainty varies greatly per watershed as presented in Fig. 1.

It highlights papers on issues related to water management under changing climate and land use at landscape and watershed levels, presented mostly at the session on functional water management through land use change.

Adopting this model, we had to make the following minor adjustments to have it customized for Zhifanggou watershed as presented in Table 2: (1) Due to the resolution of land use datasets, classifying the land types of wetland and water is of difficulty.

This paper describes the background, formulation and results of an hourly input output calibration approach proposed for the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) watershed model, presented for 24 representative storm events occurring during the period between 1994 and 2000 in the Blue River watershed (1233 km2 located in Oklahoma).

For each watershed, we present changes in mean annual flow (MAF), centroid timing (CT), and low flow duration (LFD) to highlight relative differential responses across basins, and in relation to water resource development (i.e., water delivery, hydropower, and mountain meadows).