Abstract: A simple method is presented for determining aquifer transmissibility,

Abstract: Evaluation of the effects of land‐use change in a natural catchment and what can be done to mitigate these effects requires accurate quantitative representation of the mechanisms by which precipitation contributes to run ...

Abstract: Thermal infrared (TIR) surveys are effective methods to map surface spatial temperature patterns along a river. We used two data sets of TIR-derived longitudinal temperature profiles to analyze reach-scale spatial patterns ...

Abstract: Design floods of specified frequency are used to consider relevant hydrologic and economic factors in the evaluation of operation, or changes in operation, of flood‐damage mitigation facilities. The design flood hydrograph ...

Abstract: On-site storm-water detention systems can be used to mitigate the hydrologic effects of residential development and to provide a supplemental water supply at the scale of single residences. A three-year rainfall record ...

Abstract: Hydrologic modeling and relatively simple monitoring were used to estimate the hydrologic balance for two geographically close and, in the undisturbed state, hydrologically similar, zero-order basins: one undeveloped forest ...

Abstract: Many applications require estimation of reference evapotranspiration (

Abstract: Pacific Northwest temperatures have warmed by 0.8°C since 1920 and are predicted to increase in the 21st century. Streamflow timing shifts associated with climate change would degrade the water resources system performance ...