JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association · 1990 · 132 citations · 11 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesHydrologyCatchment HydrologyGroundwater HydrologyWatershed HydrologyMountain GeomorphologyMountain HydrologyMountain TopographyMountain WatershedsRiver EngineeringRiver HydraulicsHydrologic Responses To Elevation GradientsMountain HydroclimatologyMountain River GeomorphologyMountain Water ResourcesMountain Watershed ResponseRiver ChannelizationRiver Flow HydraulicsSubsurface Flow In Mountain Basins
ABSTRACT: Although our current (1990) knowledge of hydrologic and hydraulic processes is based on many years of study, there are river environments where these processes are complex and poorly understood. One of these environments is in mountainous areas, which cover about 25 percent of the United States. Use of conventional hydrologic and hydraulic techniques in mountain‐river environments may produce erroneous results and interpretations in a wide spectrum of water‐resources investigations. An ongoing U.S. Geological Survey research project is being conducted to improve the understanding of hydrologic and hydraulic processes of mountainous areas and to improve the results of subsequent hydrologic investigations. Future hydrologic and hydraulic research needs in mountainous areas are identified.
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William C. Yager · Journal of the Franklin Institute · 1960 · 4.9K citations
Hydraulics of High‐Gradient Streams
Robert D. Jarrett · Journal of Hydraulic Engineering · 1984 · 478 citations