Groundwater Contributions
Groundwater Contributions is a hydrological process denoting the inflow of subsurface water into stream channels, distinguished by its role in modulating stream temperature through the supply of thermally stable, often cooler water masses relative to surface runoff.
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The role of groundwater in storm runoff
Michael G. Sklash, R.N. Farvolden · Journal of Hydrology · 1979 · 976 citations
Michelle A. Walvoord, Robert G. Striegl · Geophysical Research Letters · 2007 · 630 citations · Full text
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United States Geological Survey
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University of Waterloo
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University of Birmingham
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Oregon State University
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