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Bernier, P.Y. 1982: VSAS2: A revised source area simulator for small forested basins. Unpublished PhD thesis, University of Georgia.

Beven, K.J. 1977: Hillslope hydrographs by the finite element method . Earth Surface Processes 2, 13-28.

1979 : Experiments with a finite element model of hillslope hydrology - the effect of topography. In Morel-Seytoux, H.J. , Salas, J.D. , Sanders, T.G. and Smith, R.E. , editors, Surface and subsurface hydrology, Littleton, Colorado: Water Resource Publications , 37-51.

1985 : Distributed models. In Anderson, M.G. and Burt, T.P. , editors, Hydrological forecasting, Chichester. John Wiley, 405-35.

Beven, K.J. and Morris, E.M. in press: The Institute of Hydrology Distributed Model. Institute of Hydrology Report, Wallingford.

Beven, K.J. and O'Connell, P.E. 1982: On the role of physically based distributed models in hydrology. Institute of Hydrology, Report 81.

Danish Hydraulic Institute , 1985. Introduction to the Systeme Hydrologique European. Report 1004/BRS/UB/SKN.

Dunne, T. 1983. Relation of field studies and modelling in the prediction of storm runoff. Journal of Hydrology 65, 25-48.

Freeze, R.A. 1971: Three dimensional transient saturated-unsaturated flow in a groundwater basin. Water Resources Research 7, 347-66.

1972: Role of subsurface flow in generating surface runoff 2. Upstream source areas. Water Resources Research 8, 1272-83.

1982: A stochastic conceptual analysis of rainfall-runoff processes on a hillslope. Water Resources Research 16, 391-408.

Johansson, B. 1985: A study of soil water and groundwater flow on hillslopes using a mathematical model. Nordic Hydrology 16, 67-78.

McCuen, R.H. 1973: The role of sensitivity analysis in hydrologic modelling . Journal of Hydrology 28, 37-53.

Rogers, C.C.M. 1986: Future development of distributed hydrological models with reference to the Institute of Hydrology Distributed Model. Unpublished PhD thesis, University of Bristol, p. 462.

Rogers, C.C.M. , Beven, K.J. , Morris, E.M. and Anderson, M.G. 1985: Sensitivity analysis, calibration and predictive uncertainty of the Institute of Hydrology Distributed Model. Journal of Hydrology 81, 179-91.

Rovey, E.W. , Woolhiser, D.A. and Smith, R.E. 1977: A distributed kinematic model of upland watersheds . Colorado State University Hydrology Paper 93, Fort Collins, Colorado.

Smith, R.E. and Hebbert, R.H.B. 1983: Mathematical simulation of interdependent surface and subsurface hydrologic processes. Water Resources Research 19, 987-1001.