River Basin Runoff
River Basin Runoff is a hydrological process representing the total volume of water derived from precipitation that flows across and through the land surface within a drainage basin, ultimately discharging into rivers, lakes, or oceans, distinguished by its integration of overland flow, subsurface flow, and channelized runoff at the basin scale.
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