Biological Systems Engineering, Department of
Document Type
Article
Date of this Version
8-1978
Citation
Water Resources Bulletin, VOL. 14. NO.4, AUGUST 1978
Abstract
Micro-relief surface depression storage is one of the dynamic components of the rainfall-runoff process. The quantification of the effect of rainfall intensity and duration on the micro-relief was the subject of this study. Micro-relief measurements were made on 88 soil bin samples before and after the application of simulated rainfall events. The surface depression changes are described with empirical equations, using basic rainfall, surface hydrology, and soil parameters and their cross products as independent variables. A rainfall-runoff model demonstrates the value of a dynamic description of the surface depression storage function.
Comments
Copyright 1978 American Water Resources Association