Jones et al., 2008 - Google Patents
Application of a fully‐integrated surface‐subsurface flow model at the watershed‐scale: A case studyJones et al., 2008
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- Jones J
- Sudicky E
- McLaren R
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- Water Resources Research
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Results are presented in which a physically‐based, three‐dimensional model that fully integrates surface and variably‐saturated subsurface flow processes is applied to the 75 km2 Laurel Creek Watershed within the Grand River basin in Southern Ontario, Canada …
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