Physical hydrology

Anderson, M.G. and Burt, T.P. 1977a: Automatic monitoring of soil moisture conditions in a hillslope spur and hollow. Journal of Hydrology 33, 27-36.

1977b: A laboratory model to investigate the soil moisture conditions on a draining slope. Journal of Hydrology 33, 383—90.

Asce , 1969: Economic aspects of sedimentation. Report of the Task Committee on preparation of sedimentation manual. Proceedings of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Journal of the Hydraulics Division HY6 , 1283-329.

Beasley, R.S. 1976: Contribution of subsurface flow from the upper slopes of forested watersheds to channel flow. Soil Science Society of America Journal 40, 955—7.

Beven, K. 1976: Hillslope hydrographs by the finite element method . University of Leeds, School of Geography, Working paper no. 143.

Cahill, T. 1977: Forms and sediment associations of nutrients—P . In Proceedings of a workshop on the fluvial transport of sediment associated nutrients and contaminants Windsor , Ontario: International Joint Commission.

Central Water Planning Unit , 1976: The 1975-76 drought: a hydrological review. Reading: CWPU, Technical Note 17.

Corbett, E.S. and Sopper, W.E. 1975: Watershed response to partial area applications of simulated rainfall. IAHS Publication no. 177, 63-73. Finlayson, B. 1977: Runoff contributing areas and erosion. University of Oxford, School of Geography , Research Paper 18.

Frank, R. 1977: Anthropogenic influences of sediment quality at a source . In Proceedings of a workshop on the fluvial transport of sediment associated nutrients and contaminants Windsor , Ontario: International Joint Commission.

Golterman, H. L., editor, 1977: Interactions between sediments and fresh water. Proceedings of an international symposium held at Amsterdam , the Netherlands, 6-10 September 1976. Wageningen: Centre for agricultural publishing and documentation.

Guy, H.P. 1977: Sediment information for an environmental impact statement regarding a surface coal mine, western United States. IAHS Publication no. 112, 98—108.

Harr, R.D. 1977: Water flux in soil and subsoil on a steep forested slope. Journal of Hydrology 33, 37-58.

Hewlett, J.D. , Fortson, J.C. and Cunningham, G.B. 1977: The effect of rainfall intensity on storm flow and peak discharge from forest land. Water Resources Research 13, 259-66.

Hewlett, J.D. and Hibbert, A.R. 1963: Moisture and energy conditions within a sloping soil mass during drainage. Journal of Geophysical Research 64, 1081-7.

Huff, D.D. , Luxmoore, R.J. , Mankin, J.B. and Begovich, C.L. 1976: TEHM: A terrestrial ecosystem hydrology model. Oak Ridge, Tennessee: Oak Ridge National Laboratory .

Iahs , 1975: The hydrological characteristics of river basins. Proceedings of the Tokyo Symposium, IAHS Publication no. 117, Paris.

1977 : Erosion and solid matter transport in inland waters. Proceedings of the Paris Symposium, CAHS Publication no. 122, Paris.

Ijc , 1977: Proceedings of a workshop on the fluvial transport of sediment associated nutrients and contaminants. Windsor, Ontario: International Joint Commission.

Jayawardena, A.W. and White, J.K. 1977: A finite element distributed catchment model, I. Analytical basis. Journal of Hydrology 34, 269-86.

Lee, M.T. and Delleur, J.W. 1976: A variable source area model of the rainfall-runoff process based on the watershed stream network. Water Resources Research 12, 1029-36.

McHenry, J.R. and Ritchie, J.C. 1977: Estimating field erosion losses from fallout cesium-137 measurements. IAHS Publication no. 122, 23—33.

Moore, T.R. , Dunne, T. and Taylor, C.H. 1976: Mapping runoff producing zones in humid regions . Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 31, 160—8.

National Water Council , 1976a: 'We didn't wait for the rain...' London: NWC. 1976b: Dry humour. London : NWC.

Peck, E.L. 1976: Catchment modeling and initial parameter estimation for the National Weather Service River Forecast System. Washington, DC: NOAA/NWS.

Rakoczi, L. 1977: The significance of infrequent high suspended sediment concentrations in the estimation of annual sediment transport. IAHS Publication no. 122, 19-25.

Roehl, J.W. 1962: Sediment source areas, delivery ratios and influencing morphological factors. IAHS Publication no. 59, 202-13.

Vallentyne, J.R. 1977: Implications for the Great Lakes. In Proceedings of a workshop on the fluvial transport of sediment associated nutrients and contaminants Windsor, Ontario: International Joint Commission .

Walling, D.E. 1977: Limitations of the rating curve technique for estimating suspended sediment loads, with particular reference to British rivers. IAHS Publication no. 122, 34-48.

Wolman, M.G. 1977: Changing needs and opportunities in the sediment field . Water Resources Research 13, 50-4.

Yair, A. and Lavee, H. 1976: Runoff generative processes and runoff yield from arid talus mantled slopes. Earth Surface Processes I, 235-47.