Hydrological science and technology

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  Año 2005, Vol. 21, Número 1-4. Dedicado a: 2004 Annual Meeting and International Conference of the American Institute of Hydrology : Integrated water resources management

  • Water quality and benthic community structure in Cattaraugus Creek, Zoar Valley, NY

    William Fairchild, Gloria Patricia Basto Salgado, Carl G. Johnston, Thomas P. Diggins

    págs. 1-10

    

  • Western Washington Hydrology Model

    Joseph Brascherz, Shanon White, Douglas Beyerlein

    págs. 11-18

    

  • Identification of groundwater discharge and recharge sites through temperature time series analysis

    Reza N. Ghanbari, Hector R. Bravo

    págs. 19-32

    

  • Groundwater recharge from the Gila River in Safford Valley Arizona

    T.A.J. Gookin

    págs. 33-42

    

  • GIS-based risk modeling and decision support in the Croton Watershed

    A. Atamian, K. Kane, C. How, L. Wordsman

    págs. 43-60

    

  • Unification of surface water hydrology modeling algorithms

    R.J. Whitley, T.V. Hromadka II

    págs. 61-76

    

  • Assessing best management practices effectiveness in multiple dimensions and scales

    George G. Ice

    págs. 77-86

    

  • Gridded hydrologic data in HEC-HMS

    Leo R. Kreymborg

    págs. 87-100

    

  • Determination of chlorophenols, nitrophenols and methylphenols in water by high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)

    Zhixun Lin, Scott Huling

    págs. 101-110

    

  • Maximum extent practical stormwater treatment utilizing ASCE water quality capture volume methodology

    Steven C. Phelps

    págs. 111-118

    

  • Estimation of evapotraspiration and water budget component using soil moisture and water table monitoring

    Ahmed Said, Manda Rahgozar, Mark Ross

    págs. 119-142

    

  • A new discretization scheme for integrated surface and groundwater modeling

    Patrick Tara, Ahmed Said, Ken Trout, Jeffrey Geurink, Mark Ross

    págs. 143-156

    

  • Evapotranspiration hierarchy and allocation for integrated surface and groundwater models in West-Central Florida

    Patrick Tara, Ahmed Said, Alaa Aly, Jeffrey Geurink, Mark Ross

    págs. 157-176

    

  • Use of unsteady techniques to evaluate flood storage reservoirs on Indian Creek

    Christian A. Smith, Nicole L. Riemersma

    págs. 177-186

    

  • Instensive hydrologic data collection in a small watershed in West-Central Florida

    Ken Trout, Mark Ross

    págs. 187-198