Abstract: Estimates of the USDA-NRCS runoff curve number (CN) are generally based on a soil map and observed land cover. Because the CN method is increasingly applied to disturbed and urbanized land, the objective of this work was ...

Abstract: Pollution from animal wastes is a threat to water resources. Insufficient treatment and disposal of animal manure results in potential runoff and transport of waste into surface and groundwater and ultimately contaminating ...

Abstract: The Rainfall Frequency Atlas (TP40) was last updated for Kansas in 1961, using weather data from 1911 to 1958. Rainfall information contained in the atlas is the basis for important engineering and hydrologic design decisions ...

Abstract: Urbanization is one of the most aggressive forms of land transformation, leading to negative impacts on surrounding aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. In terms of hydrology, urbanization compromises the ability of the ...