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  • Permeability across a metropolitan area : conceptualizing and operationalizing a macrolevel crime pattern theory
  • Criminality ; Delinquency ; Large city ; Metropolitan area ; Municipality ; Pennsylvania ; Permeability ; Philadelphia ; Social geography ; United States of America ; Violence
  • This article analyses permeability across a metropolitan area through conceptualizing and operationalizing a macrolevel crime pattern theory in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Three municipality-level indices reflecting internal and boundary
  • permeability are developed that are internally consistent and cross reference in sensible ways with large-scale physical environment features of municipalities. Permeability indicators link as predicted with unexpected violent and property crime changes.
  • Aerodynamic entrainment thresholds and dislodgement rates on impervious and permeable beds
  • Using a range of grain sizes and flow conditions, the series of laboratory experiments reported here compares directly the aerodynamic entrainment of loose grains overlying fixed permeable sediment beds with that occurring over fixed impervious beds.
  • Korrelative Beziehungen zwischen Porosität und Durchlässigkeit in einem primär verdichteten und gelockerten Loss-Unterboden. (Correlations between porosity and permeability of a primarily compacted and loosed loess subsoil)
  • Vertical and horizontal permeability of morphologically different coarse-pore systems constitutes a decisive factor in assessing the ecological effect of soil structure forms. Porosity values are used in regression analysis to investigate
  • the permeability conditions of a natural and deep-loosed subsoil of an Albic Luvisol site. (HL).
  • The permeability of a melting snow cover
  • Evidence for a shallow highly-permeable zone in the Chalk of Hampshire, UK
  • Ecoulement de surface dans les bassins perméables du Sahel. Comparaison avec d'autres bassins perméables tropicaux
  • Travail visant à dégager des valeurs quantitatives intéressant l'écoulement superficiel dans le cas de très fortes averses sur les bassins perméables du Sahel assez mal connus. Toute l'information disponible dans les rapports originaux et les
  • Changes in the role and permeability of Polish borders
  • the worst on average. The border improving its position as regards permeability to the greatest degree was that with Lituania. - (BJ)
  • Erosivity as a function of rainfall intensity and soil permeability
  • Forecast;Prediction ; Natural hazards ; Permeability ; Precipitation ; Rill wash;Runoff ; Slope ; Soil erosion ; Water erosion
  • Geostatistics ; Grain size distribution ; Permeability ; Sandstone ; Simulation ; Spatial variation ; United States of America ; Weathering
  • In this study, a range of geostatistical techniques for spatial prediction and spatial simulation have been deployed to explore the spatial variability of permeability characteristics. The effect of both small-scale textural controls (grain size
  • ) and diagenetic processes on permeability variation will be investigated for Stanton Moor Sandstone.
  • A geostatistical investigation into changing permeability of sandstones during weathering simulations
  • Erosion rate ; Geostatistics ; Geotechnics ; Mid-latitude climate ; Model ; Northern Ireland ; Permeability ; Salt ; Sandstone ; Simulation ; United Kingdom ; Weathering
  • recorded at a series of stages from ongoing salt-weathering trials are used to investigate the spatial variation of trigger factors, such as permeability, and the establishment of positive feedback conditions in a temperate climate.
  • Mechanisms of shallow landslides on soil-mantled hiislopes with permeable and impemeable bedrocks in the Boso Peninsula, Japan
  • Hydrology ; Japan ; Landslide ; Lithology ; Permeability ; Precipitation ; Runoff ; Slope ; Slope dynamics ; Slope gradient ; Soil water
  • This study demonstrates the contrasting mechanisms of landslides in adjoining hills with permeable (sandstone) and impermeable (mudstone) bedrock in the Boso Peninsula. The characteristics of slope hydrology were inferred from pressure-head
  • Hydrogeology of Bermuda. Significance of an across-the-island variation in permeability
  • On distingue deux zones: une bande de calcaires, peu perméables, le long d'un littoral et une bande de calcaires plus anciens, plus perméable, le long du littoral opposé. La distribution symétrique le long d'un axe de l'eau douce souterraine est due
  • Error ; Methodology ; Permeability ; Reliability ; Soil ; Soil properties
  • This paper describes an alternative ex situ core permeametry technique that is field based. The potential sources of precision and bias error within the method are quantified and their effect on the uncertainty of permeability estimates
  • Photointerpretation applied to hydrogeological problems: soil moisture content, soil permeability, hydrogeological structures in Remote sensing application in agriculture and hydrology.
  • Carbonate rock ; Geochemistry ; Permeability ; Porosity ; Salt ; Simulation ; Spain ; Spatial variation ; Statistical analysis ; Weathering
  • Variations between the permeability properties of fresh rock and the same rocks after the early stages of a salt weathering simulation are used to examine the effects of salt accumulation on spatial variations in surface rock permeability properties
  • in 2 limestones from Spain. The Fraga and Tudela limestones are from the Ebro basin and are of Miocene age. Permeability mapping and statistical analysis before and after salt accumulation are used to assess changes in the spatial variability
  • of permeability and to correlate these changes with salt movement, porosity change, potential rock deterioration and textural characteristics. Statistical analyses of small-scale permeability measurements are used to evaluate the drivers for decay and hence aid
  • How the Quaternary climatic change affects present hydrogeological system on the Chinese Loess Plateau : A case study into vertical variation of permeability of the loess–palaeosol sequence
  • Aquifer ; China ; Climatic change ; Hydrogeology ; Loess ; Palaeosol ; Permeability ; Plateau ; Quaternary ; Semi-arid area ; Shaanxi ; Water resources
  • The results of in situ permeability measurements on the Luochuan Yuan (tableland), as a case study, illustrate that average infiltration rate of loess layers is higher than that of palaeosol layers, and that average time for the loess layers
  • to reach quasi-steady infiltration is longer than that of palaeosol layers. In addition, loess layers have higher porosity than palaeosols on average, and it is suggested as a major reason why the loess layers have a higher permeability on average
  • . The difference of permeability between loess and palaeosol layers facilitates the loess units more likely to be aquifers. In this regard, the Quaternary climatic change theory can make a contribution to hydrogeology of the Chinese Loess Plateau, and the regional
  • Understanding cave genesis along favourable bedding planes. The role of the primary rock permeability
  • Carbonate dissolution ; Cave development ; Drainage network ; Fracture ; Karst ; Karstification ; Model ; Permeability ; Stratigraphical horizon ; Switzerland
  • of the measurements of the primary rock permeability. The results indicate that the initial permeability contrast is not sufficient to explain alone the concentration of karst development along inception horizons. However, it is noticed that 3 types of inception
  • horizons can be distinguished: type 1, where cave inception took place within the inception horizon and where the permeability of the inception horizon was slightly higher than that of the surrounding rock mass; type 2, where inception took place
  • at the interface between the inception horizon and the surrounding rock mass, and where the permeability of the inception horizon is slightly lower than the surrounding rock mass; type 3, where the cave development took place along bedding plane fractures.
  • Slope geometry resulting from the spatial variation of soil permeability
  • Mass movement ; Model ; Permeability ; Slope ; Slope dynamics ; Slope gradient ; Soil erosion ; Soil properties ; Splash
  • L'eau potable en haute montagne : contrôle des ressources par les milieux peu perméables fracturés. Exemples des Alpes de Savoie
  • perméables assurent la perennité des écoulements en eau potable. Les études sur ces milieux afin de mieux connaître leurs ressources et de mieux les exploiter devraient être multipliées spécialement dans les zones touristiques montagnardes dont les besoins en
  • Bank permeability in an Australian ephemeral dry-land stream : variation with stage resulting from mud deposition and sediment clogging
  • Arid area ; Australia ; Bank erosion ; Flood ; Infiltration ; New South Wales ; Permeability ; Stream