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61	Comparing bioretention cell and green roof performance in Parma, OH Sugano, Laura, Sugano 07 May 2018 (has links) No description available. Geology Hydrology Water Resource Management Sustainability Environmental Science Ecology green infrastructure bioretention green roof stormwater hydrology water quality biogeochemistry nitrogen nitrate phosphorus phosphate chloride urban stream syndrome lag time soil moisture antecedent dry period rain intensity precipitation
62	A Stochastic Analysis of Flows on Rillitto Creek Baran, N. E., Kisiel, C. C., Duckstein, L. 23 April 1971 (has links) From the Proceedings of the 1971 Meetings of the Arizona Section - American Water Resources Assn. and the Hydrology Section - Arizona Academy of Science - April 22-23, 1971, Tempe, Arizona / In order to construct a simulation model for ephemeral streamflow and to examine in depth the problem of the worth of data for that model, measurements of the ephemeral streamflow of Rillitto creek, Tucson, were analyzed for the period 1933-1965. The simulation model was based on several hypotheses: (1) flow durations and their succeeding dry periods (time when no flow is present) are independent; (2) the distribution of the lengths of the dry periods and flows is stationary over a certain period of the year (summer); (3) stationary probability distributions for flow durations and for dry period lengths can be derived. A related problem was how to derive a simulation model for the total amount of flow (in acre-ft) within 1 flow period. Three variables were considered: flow duration (minutes), peak intensity of flow (cu ft/sec) and antecedent dry period-minutes (ADP). Because the assumption of variance constancy does not hold, a multiplicative regression model was used. Using an analysis of variance, which is described in detail, the worth of the 3 kinds of data were examined in relation to total flow. It was concluded that there are at least 5 times during the year when the flow intervals differ significantly, and the ADP is not important in determining flow volume because of the poison flow arrival rate in summer. Events occur at random and are not clustered as in summer, indicating that channel moisture does not differ much between flow events. Water resources development -- Arizona. Hydrology -- Arizona. Hydrology -- Southwestern states. Stochastic processes Model studies Statistical models Ephemeral streams Streamflow Arid lands Arizona Regression analyses Correlation analyses Intermittent streams Probability Hydrographs Flow characteristics Time series Analysis Runoff forecasting Simulation analysis Analysis of variance Antecedent dry periods

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A Stochastic Analysis of Flows on Rillitto Creek