Abstract: The advantage of introducing Landsat‐derived land‐cover information into a flood‐flow forecasting model is examined. Two modeling alternatives, with and without Landsat data, were applied to 10 km by 10 km grid sizes. The ...

Abstract: Grass is a cost-effective form of erosion control. Since grass prevents erosion, the relationship between grass properties and erosion rate in grassed open channels is highlighted and analyzed within the context of channel ...

Abstract: A stochastic model of particulate transport in a porous medium is presented. The model includes the influences of the random movements of the particulates and the fluid in its development, which in turn are based on ...

Abstract: This paper presents the results of a modeling study that is part of a collaborative distributed precipitation–snowmelt–runoff modeling study initiated by B.C. Hydro (the electric utilities company in British Columbia). ...

Abstract: A systematic and holistic watershed model comparison and selection process, integrating a full range of relevant criteria, is illustrated here. The process consists of screening for a set of candidate models on the basis ...