2000
DOI: 10.3989/pirineos.2000.v155.87
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Dinámica erosiva y aplicabilidad de modelos físicos de erosión en una cuenca de montaña mediterránea (Ribera Salada, Cuenca del Segre, Lleida, España)

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“…The headwaters of the Ribera Salada are dominated by a fractured Eocene limestone substrate that occupies 34% of the study area. Verdú et al (2000) concluded that the Canalda sub-catchment did not generate appreciable surface runoff due to the high porosity of the substrate. Poch et al (2002) presented another study of the sub-catchment Canalda which found that there is a high interception of rainfall and high fissuration of the substrate that produces a meagre hydrological response.…”
Section: Runoffmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…The headwaters of the Ribera Salada are dominated by a fractured Eocene limestone substrate that occupies 34% of the study area. Verdú et al (2000) concluded that the Canalda sub-catchment did not generate appreciable surface runoff due to the high porosity of the substrate. Poch et al (2002) presented another study of the sub-catchment Canalda which found that there is a high interception of rainfall and high fissuration of the substrate that produces a meagre hydrological response.…”
Section: Runoffmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Specifically, the soils of the Ribera Salada have depths less than 50 cm. Water retention capacity is low because the degree of stoniness is high (N20%; Verdú et al, 2000). The 90% of the catchment is occupied by forest (78% wood; 9% shrubs; 3% pastures) while agricultural lands represent the 10%; main forest species are Pinus pinea and Pinus sylvestris and they occupy a 39% and a 22% of the catchment, respectively.…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Runoff values under tropical dry forest cover in Mexico are <9.8%, and total rainfall was not significantly correlated with total runoff; however, antecedent rainfall influences runoff generation during extreme events [33]. In the Mediterranean, runoff values relative to total rainfall in pastures ranged between 1 and 2.25% in rocky soils [34,35]. In a study by Patin et al [36], values of accumulated runoff fluctuate between 3.3 and 125.9 mm.…”
Section: Runoff Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context, the Ribera Salada was established in 1997 as a long-term monitoring project with the primary objective of observing and quantifying water resources and sediment transport dynamics in Mediterranean forested mountain catchments (e.g. Verdú et al, 2000;Estruch, 2001;Poch et al, 2002;Balasch et al, 2005;Batalla et al, 2005;Loaiza-Usuga and Pauwels, 2008;Müller et al, 2008;Vericat and Batalla, 2010;Buendia et al, 2016;Tuset et al, 2016). All of these works described processes occurring in the upper half of the basin, from plot to catchment scale, with specific objectives different from those presented here.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%