Papers published and Books reviewed in 1999 - volume 44
A comparative study of rainfall erosivity estimation for southern Italy and southeastern Australia. Vito Ferro, Paolo Porto & Bofu Yu 44(1), 3–24.
Use of piezometers to find the depth to impermeable layer in the design of drainage systems. Mirkhalegh Z. Ahmadi 44(1), 25–32.
Simplified mass balance models for assessing soil erosion rates on cultivated land using caesium-137 measurements. X. B. Zhang, D. E. Walling & Q. He 44(1), 33–46.
Particle size characteristics of suspended sediments and subglacial hydrology of Dokriani Glacier, Garhwal Himalaya, India. Renoj J. Thayyen, J. T. Gergan & D. P. Dobhal 44(1), 47–62.
Erosion and sedimentation problems in Serbia. Slobodan Petkovic, Nada Dragovic & Sladjana Markovic 44(1), 63–78.
An assessment of the difficulties in quantifying the surface water resources of Lebanon. K. J. Sene, T. J. Marsh & A. Hachache 44(1), 79–96.
Flood discharge estimation from river channel dimensions: results of applications in Java, Burundi, Ghana and Tanzania. G. Wharton & J. J. Tomlinson 44(1), 97–112.
Evaluation of monthly runoff estimated by a rainfall–runoff regression model for reservoir yield assessment. N. R. Nawaz & A. J. Adeloye 44(1), 113–134.
Water balance and hydrochemistry of precipitation components in forested ecosystems in the arid zone of Rajasthan, India. M. A. Khan 44(2), 149–162.
Five-stage flood routing for gated reservoirs by grouping floods into five different categories according to their return periods. Nese Acanal & Tefaruk Haktanir 44(2), 163–172.
Feasibility of groundwater withdrawal in a coral island. V. S. Singh & C. P.
Gupta 44(2),
173–182.
Simple approche d’une période de retour de la pollution en hydrologie urbaine, à
partir des données de pluviométrie. Pascale Stieber, Michel A. Buès & Bernard P.
A. Grandjean
44(2), 183–198.
Inférence et validation bayésiennes d’un modèle de pluie journalière en régime de mousson. Ali Chaouche & Eric Parent 44(2), 199–220.
The application of a GIS-based decision support system to predict nitrate leaching to groundwater in southern Germany. Harvey J. E. Rodda, Siegfried Demuth & Ude Shankar 44(2), 221–236.
Assessment criteria for simple conceptual daily rainfall–runoff models. H. Houghton-Carr 44(2), 237–262.
GR3J: a daily watershed model with three free parameters. Edijatno, Nilo de Oliveira Nascimento, Xiaoliu Yang, Zoubir Makhlouf & Claude Michel 44(2), 263–278.
Glacial retreat in the 1980s in the Breonie, Aurine and Pusteresi groups (eastern Alps, Italy) in Landsat TM images. Rossana Serandrei-Barbero, Riccardo Rabagliati, Elisabetta Binaghi & Anna Rampini 44(2), 279–296.
Un exemple de cartographie de l’aptitude au ruissellement en région sahélienne: Sama Dey, Niger. Michel Esteves & Jean Louis Rajot 44(2), 297–312.
Modelling river discharge for large drainage basins: from lumped to distributed approach. V. Krysanova, A. Bronstert & D.-I. Müller-Wohlfeil 44(2), 313–332.
Flood-induced embankment failures on the River Tay: implications of climatically induced hydrological change in Scotland. D. J. Gilvear & A. R. Black 44(3), 345–362.
Impact of Austrian hydropower plants on the flood control safety of the Hungarian Danube reach. I. Zsuffa 44(3), 363–372.
Water circulation in karst and determination of catchment areas: example of the River Zrmanja. Ognjen Bonacci 44(3), 373–386.
Drying out of small prairie wetlands after conversion of their catchments from cultivation to permanent brome grass. G. van der Kamp, W. J. Stolte & R. G. Clark 44(3), 387–398.
An experiment in subjective graphical quantile estimation applied to the generalized extreme value distribution. W. E. Bardsley & C. P. Pearson 44(3), 399–406.
Gravity and the hydrosphere: new frontier. Jean O. Dickey, C. R. Bentley, R. Bilham, J. A. Carton, R. J. Eanes, T. A. Herring, W. M. Kaula, G. S. E. Lagerloef, S. Rojstaczer, W. H. F. Smith, H. M. van den Dool, J. M. Wahr & M. T. Zuber 44(3), 407–416.
Flood protection and management: quo vadimus? Zbigniew W. Kundzewicz & Kuniyoshi Takeuchi 44(3), 417–432.
Using a stochastic model for generating hourly hyetographs to study extreme rainfalls. Patrick Arnaud & Jacques Lavabre 44(3), 433–446.
Modelling solute leaching during fingered flow by integrating and expanding various theoretical and empirical concepts. Gerrit H. de Rooij & Hiroyuki Cho 44(3), 447–466.
Linking streamflow drought to the occurrence of atmospheric circulation patterns. Kerstin Stahl & Siegfried Demuth 44(3), 467–482.
Introduction to Special Issue on Barriers to Sustainable Management of Water Quantity and Quality. Xia Jun & Kuniyoshi Takeuchi 44(4), 503–506.
Facing the challenge: barriers to sustainable water resources development in China. Chen Jiaqi & Xia Jun 44(4), 507–516.
Biophysical demand and sustainable water resources management: an Australian perspective. Dhia Al Bakri, Jenny Wickham & Mosharef Chowdhury 44(4), 517–528.
Barriers to sustainable water resources management—a Zimbabwean case study. Thomas R. Kjeldsen, Allan Lundorf & Dan Rosbjerg 44(4), 529–540.
Climate change and sustainable water resources: placing the threat of global warming in perspective. J. A. A. Jones 44(4), 541–558.
Flood protection—sustainability issues. Zbigniew W. Kundzewicz 44(4), 559–572.
Fuzzy optimal model for the flood control system of the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze River. Cheng Chuntian 44(4), 573–582.
Forecasting of flood and sediment by an improved time-variant diffusive model. Chen Xiaohong, Allan J. Brimicombe & Rongxuan Hu 44(4), 583–596.
A hybrid GIS-supported watershed modelling system: application to the Lake Erhai basin, China. G. H. Huang, L. Liu, A. Chakma, S. M. Wu, X. H. Wang & Y. Y. Yin 44(4), 597–610.
A multi-objective fuzzy pattern recognition model for assessing groundwater vulnerability based on the DRASTIC system. Zhou Huicheng, Wang Guoli & Yang Qing 44(4), 611–618.
TwoLe: a software tool for planning and management of water reservoir networks. Rodolfo Soncini-Sessa, Luca Villa, Enrico Weber & Andrea E. Rizzoli 44(4), 619–632.
Introduction of block-wise use of TOPMODEL and Muskingum-Cunge method for the hydro-environmental simulation of a large ungauged basin. Kuniyoshi Takeuchi, Tianqi Ao & Hiroshi Ishidaira 44(4), 633–646.
Phosphorus and nitrogen losses associated with runoff and erosion on an Aridisol in northern Iraq. Mohammad H. Hussein, Abbas J. Hussein & Muhsen M. Awad 44(5), 657–664.
Rainfall distribution function for Libya and rainfall prediction. Zekai Sen & Ali Geath Eljadid 44(5), 665–680.
Recharge process and aquifer models of a small watershed. A. Srinivas, B. Venkateswara Rao & V. V. S. Gurunadha Rao 44(5), 681–692.
The classification of hydrologically homogeneous regions. M. J. Hall & A. W. Minns 44(5), 693–704.
Dimensionality of Scandinavian river flow regimes. Irina Krasovskaia, Lars Gottschalk & Zbigniew W. Kundzewicz 44(5), 705–724.
Modelling sediment delivery processes by a stream tube approach. Costanza Di Stefano, Vito Ferro & Paolo Porto 44(5), 725–742.
Evaluation of the Glugla method for estimating evapotranspiration and groundwater recharge. James V. Bonta & Mike Müller 44(5), 743–762.
Applying soft computing approaches to river level forecasting. Linda See & Stan Openshaw 44(5), 763–778.
Prediction uncertainty of conceptual rainfall–runoff models caused by problems in identifying model parameters and structure. Stefan Uhlenbrook, Jan Seibert, Christian Leibundgut & Allan Rodhe 44(5), 779–798.
Chemical changes of yeast industry wastewater during infiltration in Ruseifa area, Jordan. Omar Rimawi, Elias Salameh & Ali El-Naqa 44(5), 799–810.
Monitoring the propagation of debris flow along a torrent. Massimo Arattano & Fabio Moia 44(5), 811–824.
Quality assurance in hydrological measurement. Henry R. Hudson, Doug A. McMillan & Charles P. Pearson 44(5), 825–834.
Discussion of "The water balance of Lake Victoria" and reply by S. E. Nicholson & X. Yin J. V. Sutcliffe 44(5), 835–837.
Runoff characteristics of a glacierized catchment, Garhwal Himalaya, India. Syed Iqbal Hasnain 44(6), 847–854.
The Great Flood of 1997 in Poland. Zbigniew W. Kundzewicz, Krzysztof Szamalek & Piotr Kowalczak 44(6), 855–870.
Simple risk calculations in dependent hydrological series. Zekai Sen 44(6), 871–878.
Automatic calibration of groundwater models using global optimization techniques. D. P. Solomatine, Y. B. Dibike & N. Kukuric 44(6), 879–894.
A real-time combination method for the outputs of different rainfall–runoff models. Asaad Y. Shamseldin & Kieran M. O’Connor 44(6), 895–912.
Groundwater problems in the karstic aquifers in the Dobrich region, northeastern Bulgaria. A. Pulido-Bosch, M. López-Chicano, J. M. Calaforra, M. L. Calvache, M. Machkova, D. Dimitrov, B. Velikov & P. Pentchev 44(6), 913–928.
Application of Principal Components Analysis to the study of CO2-rich thermomineral waters in the aquifer system of Alto Guadelentín (Spain). Juan Carlos Cerón, Antonio Pulido-Bosch & Michel Bakalowicz 44(6), 929–942.
Hydrological modelling of a drained grazing marsh under agricultural land use and the simulation of restoration management scenarios. D. H. A. Al-Khudhairy, J. R. Thompson, H. Gavin & N. A. S. Hamm 44(6), 943–972.
Approche quantitative de l’érosion hydrique à différentes échelles spatiales: bassin versant de l’Oued Mina. Benina Touaïbia, Sylvia Dautrebande, Dieter Gomer & Abdallah Aldaoui 44(6), 973–986.
Books reviewed in 1999
Storage Reservoirs and Deep Wells in Karst Regions by Marko Breznik 44(1), 139.
Floods. Physical Processes and Human Impacts by Keith Smith & Roy Ward 44(1), 139.
Subsurface Hydrological Responses to Land Cover and Land Use Changes edited by Makoto Taniguchi 44(1), 140.
Introduction to Geostatistics: Applications in Hydrogeology by P. K. Kitanidis 44(2), 337.
Encyclopedia of Hydrology and Water Resources edited by Reginald W. Herschy & Rhodes W. Fairbridge 44(2), 337.
Developing Industrial Water Pollution Control Programs (A Primer) by
W. Wesley Eckenfelder
44(3), 487.
Groundwater in Geologic Processes by Steven E. Ingebritsen & Ward E. Sanford 44(3), 488.
Glacier Hydrology and Hydrochemistry edited by M. Sharp, K. S. Richards & M. Tranter 44(3), 488.
Flood Response and Crisis Management in Western Europe edited by Uriel Rosenthal & Paul ’t Hart 44(3), 489.
Water Quality and its Management edited by C. V. J. Varma, A. R. G. Rao &
S. P. Kaushish
44(3), 490.
Comprehensive Watershed Management: edited by International Research and Training Center on Erosion and Sedimentation 44(3), 491.
Water–Rock Interaction edited by Greg B. Arehart & John R. Hulston 44(3), 492.
Field Hydrogeology (Second edition) by Rick Brassington 44(4), 651.
Ecohydrology of High Mountain Areas edited by S. R. Chalise, A. Herrmann, N. R. Khanal, H. Lang, L. Molnar & A. P. Pokhrel 44(6), 997.
Isotope Tracers in Catchment Hydrology edited by Carol Kendall & Jeffrey J. McDonnell 44(6), 998.
Sustainability Criteria for Water Resource Systems by Daniel P. Loucks & John S. Gladwell 44(6), 999.