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Vicente L. LOPES Assistant Professor School of Renewable Natural Resources The University of Arizona Tucson Arizona Peter F. FFOLLIOTT Professor School of Renewable Natural Resources The University of Arizona 《国际泥沙研究》1992,(3)
A conceptual modeling framework for developing process-based mathematical models of sediment generation, transport, and deposition on broad shallow flow areas is presented. The governing equations relevant to process-based modeling of broad shallow flow sediment processes on small watersheds are presented and the effects of space and time averaging on the predictive equations are described. Starting from the most general one-dimensional, unsteady model of sediment processes, simpler model structures are obtained and the successive simplifications made on the governing equations in order to obtain simpler and less detailed formulations are described. Specific model formulations are given for illustrative purposes and applications of these models to erosion and sediment yield prediction from broad shallow flow areas are shown using sediment data from rainfall simulator plots. In spite of some progress made in the development of process-based erosion and sediment yield models from broad shallow flow areas, further developmental modeling efforts must be based on a clear separation between hydrologic and hydraulic processes, and the soil properties which are significant for each. 相似文献
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Vicente L. LOPES Peter F. FFOLLIOTT Assistant Professor School of Renewable Natural Resources The University of Arizona. Tucson. Arizona. Professor School of Renewable Natural Resources. The University of Arizona Tucson. Arizona. 《国际泥沙研究》1993,(1)
L INTRODUCTIONThe purpose of this paper is to present a general modeling framework that can serveas a conceptual basis for developing sediment process models by concentrated flow systems on small watersheds. A survey of fundamental principles for developing sedimentprocess models is made with particular emphasis on the effects of space and time averaging on the governing equations. Starting from the most general one--dimensional,unsteady model of sediment processes, simpler model structur… 相似文献
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The effect of seasonally reversing monsoons in the northern Indian Ocean is to impart significant changes in surface salinity(SS).Here,we report SS changes during the last 32 kyr in the Lakshadweep Sea(southeastern Arabian Sea)estimated from paired measurements of δ~(18)O and sea surface temperature(SST)using Globigerinoides sacculifer,an upper mixed layer dwelling foraminifera.The heaviest δ~(18)O_(G.sacculifer)(-0.07±0.08‰)is recorded between 23 and 15 ka,which could be defined as the last glacial maxi... 相似文献
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