British Hydrological Society

Imperial College Symposium


	Imperial College Symposium Preface

	Theme 1: Global hydrology

	Theme 2: Hydrology of extremes

	Theme 3a: Advances in modelling

	Theme 3b: New methods of hydrological observations

	Theme 4: Interdisciplinary hydrology

	Theme 5: Urban Water

	Theme 6: Integrated catchment management

Theme 3b : New techniques in hydrology - New methods of hydrological observations

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Papers	Authors
Modelling of hillslope erosion from New Zealand pasture using a rainfall simulator	Russell Adams, Geoff Parkin, Sandy Elliott and Kit Rutherford
On the assessment of flash flood impacts through the use of rainfall measurements from dual frequency microwave links and energy and water balance	C.G. Collier and G.L. Robbins
Synergistic use of Earth Observation data in visible and infrared ranges for the application and validation of distributed hydrological models in irrigated areas	G. D’Urso and G. Somma
ADCPs in discharge measurement in Hungary	László Goda
Radiometric sensitivity to dew at 1.4 GHz relative to soil Moisture in a dense canopy	Brian K. Hornbuckle and Anthony W. England
New devices and techniques for hydrological observation	L. Lichner, L. Holko, A. Cipakova, M. Sir and M. Tesar
Integrating two remote sensing-based hydrological models and MODIS data to improve water supply forecasts in the Rio Grande Basin	A. Rango, E. Gomez-Landesa, M. Bleiweiss, D. De Walle G. Kite,
Integrating tracers and GIS to assess the influence of landscape heterogeneity on runoff processes in a complex mountainous catchment	Jaroslav Martinec and Kris Havstad
Estimating rating curves and response functions from basin geometry and flow velocity	Thomas Skaugen

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