2009
DOI: 10.1029/2008wr007314
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Suspended sediment load, bed load, and dissolved load yields from a semiarid drainage basin: A 15‐year study

Abstract: [1] A 15-year record for the semiarid upland Eshtemoa catchment provides a basis for estimating the efflux of water, sediment, and solutes in a type of environment for which there is a dearth of information. Average annual runoff was 5.4 mm, giving a runoff coefficient of 2.1%. Average annual yields were 275 Mg km À2 for suspended sediment, 15.3 Mg km À2 for bed load, and 0.6 Mg km À2 for dissolved load, though distinct seasonal differences are identified and related to the prevalence of cellular, convectively… Show more

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“…The range of suspended sediment concentration in the Eshtemoa basin covers similar orders of magnitude of other semi-arid and arid-zone drainage basins (Alexandrov et al, 2003). Distinct seasonal differences are identified and related to the prevalence of cellular, convectively enhanced storms in autumn and spring and frontal storms in winter (Alexandrov et al, 2009). In northwest Algeria Megnounif et al (2007) investigated the variability and seasonality of suspended sediment transport in the Wadi Sabdou collecting water samples during 19 flood events (1988)(1989)(1990)(1991)(1992)(1993).…”
Section: Suspended Sediment Transport In Semiarid Watershedsmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…The range of suspended sediment concentration in the Eshtemoa basin covers similar orders of magnitude of other semi-arid and arid-zone drainage basins (Alexandrov et al, 2003). Distinct seasonal differences are identified and related to the prevalence of cellular, convectively enhanced storms in autumn and spring and frontal storms in winter (Alexandrov et al, 2009). In northwest Algeria Megnounif et al (2007) investigated the variability and seasonality of suspended sediment transport in the Wadi Sabdou collecting water samples during 19 flood events (1988)(1989)(1990)(1991)(1992)(1993).…”
Section: Suspended Sediment Transport In Semiarid Watershedsmentioning
confidence: 70%
“…Powell et al 1996). Also, it is the large volume of floods which accounts for most of the suspended sediment yield (Alexandrov et al 2009). However, it is the high discharges associated with high peak discharges, which give rise to exceptionally large fluxes of bed load (Laronne and Reid 1993).…”
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“…The temporal stability of this type of pressure transducer has been shown to be 229 quite good (Alexandrov et al, 2009). However, the properties of the pillow, which is 230 made of neoprene, may not be similarly stable.…”
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