Geospatial aspects of catchment hydrology: where water flows into mapping

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Holden, J

Series: Geo Informatics ; 7(7) October/November 2004, 22-25(3)Publication details: 2004Subject(s):

Summary: Describes some basic principles of catchment hydrology and illustrates how determining spatial factors is fundamental for understanding how environmental change may impact on runoff production and resulting river flow. [Taken from journal abstract].

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Describes some basic principles of catchment hydrology and illustrates how determining spatial factors is fundamental for understanding how environmental change may impact on runoff production and resulting river flow. [Taken from journal abstract].

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