Poster Programme GM6.2/HS9.6/SSS5.21
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GM6.2/HS9.6/SSS5.21 Connectivity in water and sediment dynamics: how do we move forwards? (co-organized) |
| Convener: Anthony Parsons | Co-Conveners: Saskia Keesstra , Ronald Pöppl , David Dunkerley |
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Oral Programme
/ Thu, 26 Apr, 08:30–12:00
/ Room 21
Poster Programme
/ Attendance Fri, 27 Apr, 10:30–12:00
/ Hall XL
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Attendance Time: Friday, 27 April 2012, 10:30–12:00 Hall XL Chairperson: Poeppl/Wainwright |
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XL99
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EGU2012-664
Statistical approach to a better prediction of surface runoff K. Auerswald, F. Winter, and M. Disse |
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XL100
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EGU2012-3358
Insights into Runoff Provided by Infiltration Measurements made during Different Types of Rainstorms J. Moody and B. Ebel |
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XL101
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EGU2012-5124
Scale effect on overland flow connectivity, at the interill scale A. Penuela Fernandez, C. Bielders, and M. Javaux |
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XL102
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EGU2012-5811
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The Multiple Interacting Pathways model - A scale-independent approach to modelling transport and flow in real soils and catchments J. Davies and K. Beven |
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XL103
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EGU2012-5836
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Vegetation change in dryland environments: understanding changes in fluvial fluxes via changes in hydrological connectivity A. Puttock, R.E. Brazier, J.A.J. Dungait, R. Bol, and C.J.A. Macleod |
| XL104 |
EGU2012-7023
Can a static metric for hydrologic connectivity improve predictions of instream water quality? (withdrawn) D. Milledge, S.N. Lane, S. Reaney, and A.L. Heathwaite |
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XL105
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EGU2012-7170
Shrub invasion of desert grassland increases the strength of system feedbacks through enhanced flow-path connectivity L. Turnbull and J. Wainwright |
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XL106
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EGU2012-8562
Soil erosion and surface runoff model SMODERP P. Kavka, K. Vrana, and T. Dostal |
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XL107
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EGU2012-9553
Characterising hydrological behaviour of springs draining different alpine formations N. Volze, M. Smoorenburg, P. Kienzler, F. Naef, L. Rabenstein, and W. Kinzelbach |
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XL108
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EGU2012-10483
Assessment of phosphorus transfer from agricultural lands to the surface water in France: definition of connectivity indices M. Delmas, C. Gascuel-Odoux, O. Cerdan, D. Arrouays, and J.M. Mouchel |
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XL109
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EGU2012-10841
The connectivity of hydrological pathways in a peatland headwater catchment; models of dynamic catchment connectivity under wet and dry conditions C. Goulsbra and M. Evans |
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XL110
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EGU2012-11018
Measuring, mapping and modeling deep subsurface stormflow contribution to the dampened flood response in a mountainous catchment M. Smoorenburg, N. Volze, P.M. Kienzler, and F. Naef |
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XL111
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EGU2012-12841
Assessment of Runoff Generation Processes on Hillslope Scale in semi-arid Environments of Northern Tanzania G. Quénéhervé and M. Märker |
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XL112
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EGU2012-12881
Post-fire effects on hydrological and erodibility factors in a simulated burn and rainfall experiment S.D. Keesstra, L. Wittenberg, A. Voogt, E. Argaman, and D. Malkinson |
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XL113
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EGU2012-13087
Structure differences as a possible mechanism for biomat flow D. Korost, K. Gerke, and E. Skvortsova |
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XL114
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EGU2012-13114
A successive-steady-state approach to integrated surface-subsurface modelling for runoff generation on the field scale W.M. Appels, P.W. Bogaart, and S.E.A.T.M. van der Zee |
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XL115
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EGU2012-13304
Up-scaling sediment connectivity: a PESERA application B.J. Irvine and M.J. Kirkby |
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EGU2012-13377
Connectivity: quantification, simulation and manipulation (withdrawn) P.F. Quinn, G.M. O’Donnell, and M.E. Wilkinson |
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XL117
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EGU2012-13961
Longitudinal sediment-connectivity in a dammed river system using fine sediment analyses - a case study in the Kaja river, Lower Austria R. Bertsch, R.E. Poeppl, and T. Glade |