Viero et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Integrated mathematical modeling of hydrological and hydrodynamic response to rainfall events in rural lowland catchmentsViero et al., 2014
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- Viero D
- Peruzzo P
- Carniello L
- Defina A
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- Water Resources Research
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In rural lowland catchments, negligible topographic gradients and possible interactions between overland and channel flows complicate efforts to predict flood formation, propagation, and inundation. In this study, we demonstrate that an approach in which a two …
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