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Prediction and uncertainty analysis of a parsimonious floodplain surface water‐groundwater interaction model

Maier et al., 2017

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14002467651688988207
Author
Maier N
Breuer L
Kraft P
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Water Resources Research

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Floodplains provide a variety of hydrological and ecological functions and are therefore of great importance. The flooding frequency, as well as the height and duration of inundations are particularly relevant for ecosystem states and are dependent on the exchange between …
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