Environment international: a journal of environmental science, risk and health

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  Año 1995, Vol. 21, Número 5

  • Water modelling

    pág. 475

    

  • Modelling vegetation heterogeneity effects on terrestrial water and energy balances

    Richard P. Silberstein, Murugesu Sivapalan

    pág. 477

    

  • Modelling vegetation heterogeneity effects on terrestrial water and energy balances

    pág. 477

    

  • On the Muskingum-Cunge flood routing method

    K. Bajracharya, D. A. Barry

    pág. 485

    

  • On the Muskingum-Cunge flood routing method

    pág. 485

    

  • A study on subcatchment scale for a distributed runoff model

    Kunihide Uchijima, Hiroshi Hayakawa, Mutsuhiro Fujita

    pág. 491

    

  • A study on subcatchment scale for a distributed runoff model

    pág. 491

    

  • Estimation of snowmelt volume using air temperature and wind speed

    Takanori Kumekawa, Masahiko Hasebe

    pág. 497

    

  • Estimation of snowmelt volume using air temperature and wind speed

    pág. 497

    

  • Study on snowmelt runoff prediction using weekly weather forecast

    Hiroshi Saga, Shigemi Hatta, Tetsuji Nishimura, Mutsuhiro Fujita

    pág. 501

    

  • The unit hydrograph model for hydrograph separation

    Ninghu Su

    pág. 509

    

  • The unit hydrograph model for hydrograph separation

    pág. 509

    

  • Smoothing of a unitgraph via cross-validation

    C. R. Dietrich

    pág. 517

    

  • Smoothing of a unitgraph via cross-validation

    pág. 517

    

  • Stochastic response of a storage function model for flood runoff estimation of higher-order moments

    Mutsunobu Kudo, Mutsuhiro Fujita

    pág. 523

    

  • Estimation of unmodelled behaviour as time-varying model-input correction: application to rainfall evapotranspiration

    A. J. Jakeman, T. Chen, J. P. Norton

    pág. 533

    

  • A parametrically efficient model for prediction of streamflow in an Australian benchmark catchment with complex storage dynamics

    W. Ye, A. J. Jakeman, C. J. Barnes

    pág. 539

    

  • Streamflow prediction for the Queanbeyan River at Tinderry, Australia

    S. Yu. Schreider, R. Knee, A. Falkland, A. J. Jakeman

    pág. 545

    

  • Nonlinear parameter estimation in microbiological degradation systems and statistic test for common estimation

    Helle M. Sommer, Henrik Spliid, Helle Holst, Erik Arvin

    pág. 551

    

  • Nonlinear parameter estimation in microbiological degradation systems and statistic test for common estimation

    pág. 551

    

  • Modelling the fate of PCBs and MIREX in aquatic ecosystems using theTOXFATE model

    Efraim Halfon, Rod J. Allan

    pág. 557

    

  • Identification and characterization of transient water quality events by Fourier analysis

    Paul H. Whitfield

    pág. 571

    

  • Identification and characterization of transient water quality events by Fourier analysis

    pág. 571

    

  • Simulating impacts of agricultural policy on nitrogen losses from a watershed in northern Italy

    P. Rosato, C. Giupponi

    pág. 577

    

  • Controlling the indirect effects of flow diversions on water qualityin an Australian reservoir

    David P. Hamilton, I. H. Fisher, Geoffrey Schladow

    pág. 583

    

  • Modelling Nepean River water quality due to propsosed effluent and dam releases

    S. Maheswaran, I. H. Fisher, D. Qin

    pág. 591

    

  • Modelling impacts of diffuse and point source nutrients on the water quality of South Creek catchment

    I. Salbe, M. Rahman

    pág. 597

    

  • Use of models for detecting and monitoring change in a mangrove ecosystem in northwestern Australia

    A. R. Bougher, J. S. Bradley, D. M. Gordon, M. I. LeProvost

    pág. 605

    

  • A model for macroalgae and phytoplankton growth in the Venice Lagoon

    C. Dejak, Dionisio Franco Tarifa, R. Pastres, C. Solidoro, G. Pecenik

    pág. 619

    

  • A model for macroalgae and phytoplankton growth in the Venice Lagoon

    pág. 619