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  • Flood ; Flood control ; River basin ; Water retention
  • The paper discusses a broad range of flood control measures designed mainly to increase water retention capacity. It focuses on the main trends in flood control, i.e. on passive flood control and functions of dikes and retention basins. - (EN)
  • Chemical trap efficiency of a construction site storm-water retention basin
  • Applied hydrology ; Heavy metals ; Nutrient ; Ohio ; Pollution ; Rainstorm ; Rill wash ; Suspended load ; United States of America ; Water management
  • Storm-water runoff from construction sites is an important source of nonpoint-source (NPS) pollution in an urban areas, and retention basins are widely used on construction sites to control NPS pollution. Data collected during storms for a retention
  • are to be developed to improve the chemical sediment-trap efficiency (TE) of retention basins.
  • The roles of texture and structure in the water retention capacity of burnt Mediterranean soils with varying rainfall
  • Alicante ; Altitude ; Forest fire ; Mediterranean area ; Mountain ; Precipitation ; Soil ; Soil properties ; Soil water ; Spain ; Water retention
  • Floodplain retention capacity assessment for Lužnice river
  • Czech Republic ; Digital elevation model ; Drainage ; Flood ; Flood wave ; Floodplain ; Geographical information system ; Lužnice river ; Model ; Stream flow ; Topography ; Water retention
  • One of main topics of interdisciplinary project NIVA – Water Retention in Floodplains and Possibilities of Retention Capacity Increase is the assessment of flood wave transformation in the floodplain. Despite the fact that the main influence
  • on flood wave transformation is flow retardation due to the flow velocity decrease, the retention in surface depressions within floodplain has been analyzed to get better overview of whole transformation process. Detailed digital relief model (DRM) has been
  • used for given purposes to be able to analyze terrain depressions volumes. The methodology itself is based on analysis of areas inundated by water at different elevation levels. The method was then applied on the area of Lužnice River floodplain section
  • to assess the retention capacity of real floodplain with natural character which usually means higher surface retention capacity in comparison to trained rivers. - (EN)
  • Sediment yield and sediment retention in a small loess-covered catchment in SW-Germany
  • Agropedology ; Catchment area;Watershed ; Germany ; Gully erosion ; Land use ; Loess ; Sediment budget ; Soil erosion ; Suspended load ; Water quality
  • of the retention area.
  • Natural iron precipitates in a mine retention pond near Jabiru, Northern Territory, Australia
  • The objectives of this paper are to: a) report on the detailed characteristics of the red-brown precipitates forming the sludge plumes in retention pond 4; b) describe and characterise the red-brown precipitate coating the organic mat over the pond
  • floor in areas adjacent to the plumes during times of low water level; c) speculate on the processes of formation of the precipitates, and; d) comment in their environmental significance.
  • Gdańsk ; Mathematical model ; Poland ; Water retention ; Watershed
  • The paper aims at identifying retention types and their natural and anthropogenic determinants in the catchment of the Potok Oliwski, especially in its headwater section, by means of Mike She mathematic model. The calculations performed allowed
  • to determine that the studied area, due to natural factors, has high retention potential, mostly in the underground zones. - (BJ)
  • Estimating mean flow velocity in channel and floodplain areas and its use for esplaining the pattern of overbank deposition and floodplain retention
  • Discharge ; Flood ; Floodplain ; Fluvial hydrology ; Piedmont ; Poland ; Water retention ; Watershed ; Wisła
  • the depositional action of flood flow and the role of a floodplain in the transfer and retention of flood water. Results obtained are presented for three cross-sections located on mountain, foothill and piedmont rivers within the upper Vistula drainage basin
  • Statisticeskij analiz svjazi vodouderzivajuscej sposobnosti s drugimi fiziceskimi svojstvami pocv. (Stastistical analysis of correlations between the soil water retention capacity and other physical properties)
  • Methods of correlation, regression and dispersion analysis were applied for the investigation of the granulometric composition and volume mass impact on the water retention capacity in chernozems and meadow soils. The most close correlations were
  • Czech Republic ; Flood ; Infiltration ; Plant cover ; River basin ; Soil ; Typology ; Water retention
  • water infiltration and retention and focuses on land use and relief slope and curvature. - (EN)
  • Microbiotic soil crusts in the Sahel of Western Niger and their influence on soil porosity and water dynamics
  • Biogenic process ; Cyanobacteria ; Duricrust ; Micro-organism ; Micromorphology ; Niger ; Porosity ; Runoff ; Sahel ; Soil ; Soil properties ; Water retention
  • The AA. focused on soil porosity, runoff and the water retention capacity of soils with microbiotic crusts in Sahelian environments in Western Niger. The study aimed at highlighting soil hydrological processes at the surface of microbially covered
  • investigations and laboratory measurements of soil porosity and water retention capacity. Final runoff values obtained on densely covered surfaces were significantly higher compared to those measured on surfaces with thin microbial cover due to the geometry
  • Bohemia ; Catchment area;Watershed ; Czechoslovakia ; Hydrology ; Stream flow ; Streams ; Typology ; Water cycle;Water circulation ; Water resources
  • Values of runoff capacities, indicators of infiltration, retention and storage potential of the drainage area were used as differential parameters for the basic typology of rivers and watersheds where features manifest the Czech part of the Labe
  • river. The relationships of superficial and ground waters are discussed. - (MS)
  • This present study was to obtain information on moisture retention and release curves using both physical and chemical properties of the soils. The second objective was to advance the understanding of the physico/chemical behaviour of the soils
  • in relation to (an agronomic problem) mid-day water stress in the Sudan Gezira.
  • Agropedology ; Arid area ; Land improvement ; Sandy soil ; Soil improvement ; Soil water ; Water cycle ; Water retention
  • density, porosity and water content. Hydraulic properties that affect infiltration are water retention, saturated conductivity and unsaturated conductivity. Rock fragments on the soil surface have been reported to both increase or decrease infiltration
  • constructed on dispersive soils as part of road cut embankments, or where culverts debouch water onto gentle, well vegetaed slope having a high water retention and increased infiltration. - (AJC)
  • Coastal plain ; Humid environment ; Hydrology ; North Carolina ; Soil ; Soil properties ; Soil water ; United States of America ; Water retention
  • The role of vegetation in the retention of fine sediment and associated metal contaminants in London's rivers
  • conditions associated with river restoration may lead to enhanced retention of contaminated fine sediments, particularly around emergent plants, frequently leading to the development of submerged and emergent landforms and potential river channel adjustments.
  • [b1] Water and Environment, Atkins, London, Royaume-Uni
  • of soil series such as textural composition, organic carbon, calcium carbonate and hydrated ferri-oxyde-content, Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC), soil water retention and hydraulic conductivity. Necessary input for the system are the soil series and some
  • The aim was to determine the extent to which the outflow can be influenced by the human interventions in three-selected water basins in Bohemian Forest and foothills. The runoff trend deviation has been related to the nature and human factors
  • , mainly to current climatic changes and changes of landscape retention potential. - (EN)