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Surface runoff and infiltration processes in the Volta Basin, West Africa: Observation and modeling

Ajayi, 2004

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7049126346785538824
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Ajayi A
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" The study presents the analyses of field observations and simulation experiments with an event-based, two-dimensional hydrodynamic model. The model summarized the interactions between temporally dynamic rainfall, infiltration process and surface runoff in a …
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