Overland Flow

Field and laboratory studies of resistance to interrill overland flow on semi-arid hillslopes in southern Arizona, Athol D. Abrahams, Anthony J. Parsons, Paul J. Hirsch; Darcy-Weisbach roughness coefficients for overland flow, John E. Gilley, Dennis C. Flanagan, Eugene R. Kottwitz, Mark A. Weltz; The control of headwater area on channel runoff in a small arid watershed, Aaron Yair; Model KININF for overland flow on pervious surfaces, J.L.M.P. de Lima; Modelling overland flow hydrology for dynamic hydraulics, Helen Scoging; Application of a dynamic overland flow hydraulic model to a semi-arid hillslope Walnut Gulch, Arizona, Helen Scoging, Anthony J. Parsons, Athol D. Abrahams; Effect of land surface configuration on catchment hydrology, Rodger B. Grayson & Ian D. Moore; Deterministic chaos in surface runoff, Jonathan D. Phillips; Extending overland flow models as problems of slope evaluation and the representation of complex slope surface topographies, Andrew J. Baird, John B. Thornes, Glenn P. Watts; Process-oriented research on soil erosion and overland flow, B.T. Guy, R.P. Rudra, W.T. Dickenson; Evaluation of transporting capacity formulae for overland flow, Gerard Govers; Mechanisms of overland flow generation and sediment production on loamy and sandy soils with and without rock fragments, J.W.A. Poesen; Field investigations of sediment removal in interrill overland flow, Anthony J. Parsons & Athol D. Abrahams; Upland erosion research on rangeland, J.R. Simanton & K.G. Renard; Description of the US Department of Agriculture water erosion prediction project WEVEXT model, L.J. Lane, M.A. Nearing, J.M. Laflen, G.R. Foster, M.H. Nichols; An aspect-driven kinematic routing algorithm, Nicholas J. Lee; Modelling long-term soil loss and landform change, Jurgen Schmidt.