Centre for EcologySubglacial hydrologyEcology10.1016GroundwaterEcosystemGeochemistry2018SurfaceHydrological systemModelWetlandsGlacierScientistVegetationLandscapeProcessesUrbanMethodsSciencesVariabilityJournalBehaviourWatershed ManagementEstimateTerrainModelsFloodEarth'sSystemsDataStudyNaturalWater ManagementInfrastructurePhysicalWorkProblemsCreateUniversityProductsTime
Centre for Ecology2
- Professor Helen Roy, an ecologist at the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, is one of the co-chairs of the IPBES assessment on invasive alien species, which will be published in 2023. (ceh.ac.uk)
- I am leaving the conference with hope for the future and excitement for the many ways in which the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology can contribute collaboratively and through partnerships going forward. (ceh.ac.uk)
Subglacial hydrology2
- Fluctuations in glacier motion are very common and are thought to be controlled by subglacial hydrology and till deformation. (nature.com)
- A key component of glacier motion is the subglacial hydrology system. (nature.com)
Ecology1
- Our lab is dedicated to understanding and modeling the complex issues between hydrology and ecology with a committed interest in management issues. (auburn.edu)
10.10161
- Journal of Hydrology, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhydrol.2022.128699. (boisestate.edu)
Groundwater3
- Hydrology is the science which studies the water cycle as a whole, hence the water exchanges between soil and atmosphere (precipitation and evaporation) but also between the soil and sub ground (groundwater). (wikipedia.org)
- Surface hydrology, in conjunction with groundwater hydrology and soil characteristics, controls the hydrology budget of a wetland. (urbanhabitats.org)
- We propose that SGD through the submarine sea floor terraces is plausible and could be intermittent and linked to periods of higher groundwater levels, implying that to quantify the contribution of freshwater to the Baltic Sea through this potential mechanism, more complex hydrogeological studies are required. (lu.se)
Ecosystem2
- Accurate areal precipitation data are important for hydrology, agriculture, ecosystem, and other subjects, but gathering such data is very difficult due to the varied spatial and temporal distribution features of precipitation and the lack of effective measurement techniques in mountainous areas. (iwaponline.com)
- However, this feedback is not yet fully incorporated into models because the links between permafrost change, hydrology, and ecosystem biogeochemistry are crudely parameterized. (lu.se)
Geochemistry1
20181
- Hydrology Research (2018) 49 (5): 1696-1710. (iwaponline.com)
Surface8
- We modeled surface wetness at high resolution, using a dynamic hydrology model, to predict flood and swamp water mosquito abundances. (cdc.gov)
- First, we used the dynamic hydrology model to hindcast the surface wetness (puddles, bogs, ponds) that potentially support floodwater and swamp water mosquito larvae. (cdc.gov)
- Land surface hydrology has been implicated as an active participant in the initiation of atmospheric convection under certain conditions. (confex.com)
- We present results from a series of idealized and real-world simulation experiments which attempt to define the role and context of surface hydrology on terrain induced convection. (confex.com)
- Initial data suggests that the current system hydrology is dominated predominately by surface water flows. (urbanhabitats.org)
- Surface water flows in these areas dominate the hydrology because of the presence of fill materials, including a clay berm located adjacent to Teaneck Creek and a clay layer underlying most of the site at depths of 1 to 4 feet. (urbanhabitats.org)
- Therefore, we have prioritized characterization of surface water flow and development of a model to simulate these flows as the first step in determining pre-restoration baseline hydrology. (urbanhabitats.org)
- The increase in ground surface temperature of ∼2 °C in the last four decades has further shifted the regional hydrology, affecting the degeneration of vegetation cover and a further increase in soil-erosion rates. (lu.se)
Hydrological system1
- Switzerland has a varied and complex hydrological system. (wikipedia.org)
Model9
- ( 9 ) estimated soil moisture more directly by using a dynamic hydrology model. (cdc.gov)
- We present an example of how flood and swamp water mosquito abundance can be predicted in real time at high spatial resolution through application of a more detailed dynamic hydrology model ( 10 ) . (cdc.gov)
- Pumping test analysis using a layered cylindrical grid numerical model in a complex, heterogeneous chalk aquifer. (bgs.ac.uk)
- I don't want to suggest science is simple, but on the other hand, if a model or theory is more complex it does not mean it is better. (jri.org.uk)
- Article: Comparison of infiltration model parameter estimation techniques under different land use/land covers Journal: International Journal of Hydrology Science and Technology (IJHST) 2021 Vol.12 No.4 pp.448 - 476 Abstract: Quantification of infiltration rate of the soil is a complex problem because of its variability, selection of suitable infiltration model, and determination of infiltration model parameters which depend on various soil characteristics and land use/land cover. (inderscience.com)
- Quantification of infiltration rate of the soil is a complex problem because of its variability, selection of suitable infiltration model, and determination of infiltration model parameters which depend on various soil characteristics and land use/land cover. (inderscience.com)
- In particular, we propose an LSTM based deep learning architecture that is coupled with SWAT (Soil and Water Assessment Tool), an hydrology model that is in wide use today. (arxiv.org)
- To achieve our goal of a sustainable wetland system within a highly urbanized watershed, we required a model of the site's existing hydrology. (urbanhabitats.org)
- This model will be used to develop a Conceptual Restoration Plan incorporating hydrology capable of sustaining the reestablished wetland system. (urbanhabitats.org)
Wetlands2
- Analysis of these data has shown some important similarities and differences between created and natural wetlands and lends insight into the complex questions surrounding wetland creation and the equivalency of created wetlands to naturally occurring wetlands. (epa.gov)
- Evaluations of temporal changes in hydrology and plant successional trends within created wetlands seem most important in determining ultimate success. (epa.gov)
Glacier1
Scientist1
Vegetation1
Landscape2
- Landscape architect Gary Hilderbrand solved complex problems. (berkshirefinearts.com)
- Enhance skills with ArcGIS training in spatial data visualization, 3D geologic mapping, modeling, and time series analysis critical to understanding earth's complex landscape. (esri.com)
Processes3
- Microorganisms are of particular interest to her because of the diversity of metabolic processes that exist in that kingdom and the potential technological applications that can be derived from such complex beings. (colostate.edu)
- The goal of this work is to incorporate our understanding of physical processes and constraints in hydrology into machine learning algorithms, and thus bridge the performance gap while reducing the need for large amounts of data compared to traditional data-driven approaches. (arxiv.org)
- You will learn how to study complex processes in natural sciences, and how Computational Science can contribute to knowledge evolution in society. (lu.se)
Urban3
- To reestablish a sustainable 20-acre urban wetland system on the 46-acre Teaneck Creek Conservancy site, it is critically important to understand the site's existing hydrology. (urbanhabitats.org)
- We have people like me, who work with urban hydrology, others who work with flows in the natural environment - rivers, coastal problems like adaptation to rising sea levels and so on - and some researchers who work with drinking water. (lu.se)
- I think that both urban hydrology and sociotechnical transitions have many interesting emerging topics within them, and I am interested in following this for both areas. (lu.se)
Methods4
- Learn geographic methods and techniques to address complex issues related to the environment, natural resources, populations, and political and economic systems. (uidaho.edu)
- Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution: Watershed Management and Hydrology covers the latest techniques and methods of managing large watershed areas, with an emphasis on controlling non-point source pollution, especially from agricultural run-off. (environmental-expert.com)
- James Kirchner's s recent research has focused on developing simple, tractable mathematical models and time-series analysis methods for understanding the behaviour of complex environmental systems. (wsl.ch)
- In order to practically address and solve complex environmental problems, the curriculum covers a balanced mix of methods for water monitoring and purification, water resource engineering and hydrological modeling. (oulu.fi)
Sciences1
- Physics of Environmental Systems in the Department of Environmental Sciences of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Zurich, Switzerland, explores complex environmental systems seeking to answer questions such as: How does rainfall become runoff? (wsl.ch)
Variability2
- As a student with a hydrology and climate option, you will gain the skills necessary to acquire, analyze, synthesize and present hydrologic information necessary to navigate the challenges presented by today's climate crises and help to find the solutions needed to manage and mitigate human-induced climate change and naturally occurring climate variability in positions that span meteorology, climatology, non-governmental organizations, land management agencies, data analysis and more. (uidaho.edu)
- What is less clear is how terrestrial hydrologic variability, superimposed on complex terrain regions, modifies background circulation structures such as mountain valley and mountain plain flows. (confex.com)
Journal3
Behaviour1
- Till is a granular material with complex mechanical behaviour. (nature.com)
Watershed Management1
- No comments were found for Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution: Watershed Management and Hydrology . (environmental-expert.com)
Estimate1
Terrain1
- Assessment of GPM and SM2RAIN-ASCAT rainfall products over complex terrain in southern Italy. (cnr.it)
Models3
- Learn to apply advanced mathematical models to solve complex scientific and engineering problems. (uidaho.edu)
- In alpine areas with complex topography and a large altitude range, the usual precipitation data from satellite remote sensing and general circulation models (GCMs) with low spatial resolution do not reveal the varied precipitation distribution features. (iwaponline.com)
- 2014, How useful are complex flood damage models? (gfz-potsdam.de)
Flood1
- 2005: Habilitation in Hydrology and Water Resources Management, University of Potsdam, Flood risks: Possibilities and limitations of risk assessments. (gfz-potsdam.de)
Earth's1
- We recognise that the Earth's environment is a complex system, with every part affecting every other part. (ceh.ac.uk)
Systems4
- Diagnosing the causes of water scarcity in complex water resources systems is a precondition to adopt effective drought risk management actions. (upm.es)
- explaining the hydrology systems to the media. (berkshirefinearts.com)
- This is not finished, and still today a lot of seemingly complex systems are explained by scientists, often in a quite simple way. (jri.org.uk)
- The main study options cover all important fields of technology for the green transition: Hydrology and Water Management, Industrial Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Energy Systems. (oulu.fi)
Data1
Study1
- The study site is the Stordalen peatland complex in Abisko, Sweden, which is currently experiencing permafrost loss. (lu.se)
Natural2
Infrastructure1
- A geospatial infrastructure facilitates geologic modeling that interactively portrays complex geologic conditions at depth. (esri.com)
Physical1
Work1
- It is essential that we work together inclusively to inform decision-making recognising that recovery of complex ecosystems will take centuries, but we need to inspire behavioural change now. (ceh.ac.uk)
Problems1
- However, I think having bigger questions in mind can guide in finding the answers to complex problems. (jri.org.uk)
Create1
- The mechanisms behind this effect are quite complex, but it is clear, human-induced activities create a kind of unbalance and this is visible at places almost nobody lives. (jri.org.uk)
University1
- University of Technology, The Netherlands, graduating in hydrology. (jri.org.uk)
Products1
- Combine with other Borghese Hydrology products. (buymebeauty.com)
Time2
- Nature, complex and simple at the same time? (jri.org.uk)
- Nature is connected and complex, but at the same time surprisingly simple if you are looking at it in the right way. (jri.org.uk)