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Tags: *RAINFALL-RUNOFF RELATIONSHIPS,
*URBANIZATION,
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CITIES,
EROSION,
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Types: Citation;
Tags: Low flow,
Maps,
SW 5080 Evaluation, processing and publication; SW 0835 Stre,
Specific conductance,
Stream discharge,
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Types: Citation;
Tags: 17 beta -Estradiol,
British Isles,
British Isles, Aire R.,
British Isles, Calder R.,
British Isles, England,
![]() The regional flow patterns dataset was designed to identify potential larger-scale directional movements and pinpoint the areas where they are likely to become concentrated, diffused, or rerouted, due to the structure of the landscape. We used the software tool Circuitscape (McRae and Shah 2009, http://www.circuitscape.org/) based on electric circuit theory, to model these larger flow patterns for the region. Like the local connectedness analysis, the underlying data for this analysis was land-cover and road data converted to a resistance grid by assigning weights to the cell types based on their similarity to cells of natural cover. However, instead of quantifying local neighborhoods, the Circuitscape program calculates...
This dataset contains four tables: (1) site, regression and weighted peak flow estimates (peak_flow_estimates.csv) (2) site, regression and weighted low flow estimates (low_flow_estimates.csv) (3) basin characteristics for peak flow sites (peak_basin_stats.csv) (4) basin characteristics for low flow sites (low_basin_stats.csv). These tables support the USGS report "Magnitude and Frequency of Peak Flows and Low Flows on Nontidal Streams in Delaware."
Categories: Data;
Tags: Delaware,
Maryland,
New Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
USGS Science Data Catalog (SDC),
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Types: Citation;
Tags: Alteration of Flow,
Aquatic Plants,
Aquatic macrophytes (see also Individual groups),
Australia, Murray R.,
Australia, Murray R.,
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Types: Citation;
Tags: Drainage area,
Flow discharge,
Flow profiles,
Georgia,
Hydrologic data collections,
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Tags: Cultivated Lands,
Global Warming,
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Irrigation Effects,
Land,
Project Summary Climate change is projected to have substantial impacts on Pacific Northwest water resources and ecosystems. Recognizing this, resource managers have expressed growing interest in incorporating climate change information into long-range planning. The availability of hydrologic scenarios to support climate change adaptation and long-range planning, however, has been limited until very recently to a relatively small number of selected case studies. More comprehensive resources needed to support regional planning have been lacking. Furthermore, ecosystem studies at the landscape scale need consistent climate change information and databases over large geographic areas. Products using a common set of...
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Types: Citation;
Tags: Base Flow,
Catchment Areas,
Channel Flow,
Forest Watersheds,
Low Flow,
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Types: Citation;
Tags: Basins,
Basins (Geographical) (see also Catchment areas),
Catchment areas,
Drainage Area,
Elevation,
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Types: Citation;
Tags: Discharge frequency,
Flow duration,
Frequency analysis,
Gaging stations,
High flow,
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Types: Citation;
Tags: Anthropogenic factors,
Community composition,
D 04695 Urban environments; Q5 01521 Mechanical and natural ,
Degradation,
Dissolved oxygen,
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Tags: ASFA 1: Biological Sciences & Living Resources; ASFA 3: Aqua,
Algae (Blue-green),
Algal Toxins,
Algal blooms,
Anabaena circinalis,
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Types: Citation;
Tags: Catchment Areas,
Data collections,
Databases,
Forest industry,
Forestry,
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Types: Citation;
Tags: Approximation,
Biochemical Oxygen Demand,
Calibrations,
Decision Making,
Degradation,
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: Discharge Measurement,
Gaging Stations,
High Flow,
Low Flow,
River Basins,
Categories: Publication;
Types: Citation;
Tags: Climate,
Climatic Changes,
Data Interpretation,
Dilution,
Hydrologic Data Collections,
![]() The regional flow patterns dataset was designed to identify potential larger-scale directional movements and pinpoint the areas where they are likely to become concentrated, diffused, or rerouted, due to the structure of the landscape. We used the software tool Circuitscape (McRae and Shah 2009, http://www.circuitscape.org/) based on electric circuit theory, to model these larger flow patterns for the region. Like the local connectedness analysis, the underlying data for this analysis was land-cover and road data converted to a resistance grid by assigning weights to the cell types based on their similarity to cells of natural cover. However, instead of quantifying local neighborhoods, the Circuitscape program calculates...
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