Journal of Hydrologic Engineering 2002: Vol 7 Index

13 Pages·2002·3.5 MB·English

2002 ANNUAL INDEX
Civil Engineering Database Keyword Index
The Civil Engineering Database (CEDB) is Bank storage Coefficients
designed to provide free, easy bibliographic Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank Diffusion-Based Semi-Infinite Fourier Probability
access to all ASCE publications. The database Storage. — Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro Distribution. — Donald Dean Adrian, Vijay P.
covers ASCE documents published since 1972. It Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89 Singh, and Zhi-Qiang Deng; 7(2), 154-67
provides access to all the journals, conference (2002). (2002).
proceedings, books, standards, manuals, Base flow Colorado
magazines, and newspapers. The index terms
Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events Regional Frequency Analysis of Extreme
below were assigned to papers published in this
within Susquehanna River Basin. — R. Precipitation in Northeastern Colorado and
journal during 2002 from a CEDB keyword
Edward Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Fort Collins Flood of 1997. — Oli G. B.
list. The CEDB and keyword list can be accessed
Arthur C. Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002). Sveinsson, Jose D. Salas, and Duane C. Boes;
on the Web = at http://www. pubs.asce.org!/
cedbsrch.html. California 7(1), 49-63 (2002).
Precipitation Uncertainty and Raingauge Network Confidence intervals
Aerial photography Design within Folsom Lake Watershed. — Approach to Confidence Interval Estimation for
Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in Dimitris Tsintikidis, Konstantine re Curve Numbers. — Richard H. McCuen; 7(1),
Urbanizing Watersheds. —R. Edward Beighley Georgakakos, Jason A. Sperfslage, Diane E. 43-8 (2002).
and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 (2002). Smith, and Theresa M. Carpenter; 7(2), 175-84 Contaminants
Alaska (2002). Scale-Dependent Dispersion from a Pit. — Bruce
Application and National Geographic Information Synthetic Rain Flood Hydrology for the Hunt; 7(2), 168-74 (2002).
System Database to Support Two-Year Flood Sacramento and San Joaquin River Basins. — Conversion
and Threshold Runoff Estimates. —Seann John T. Hickey, Robert F. Collins, John M. Conversion __ of Unit Hydrographs by
Reed, Dennis Johnson, and Timothy Sweeney; High, Kevin A. Richardson, Laurine L. White, Complementary Hydrograph Method. —
7(3), 209-19 (2002). and Paul E. Pugner; 7(3), 195-208 (2002).
Charng Ning Chen and Chu Yang Tang; 7(6),
Algorithms Coupling HEC-HMS with Atmospheric Models 420-7 (2002).
Testing Hydrologic Time Series for Stationarity. for Prediction of Watershed Runoff. —M. L.
Correlation
—Huey-Long Chen and A. Ramachandra Rao; Anderson, Z.-Q. Chen, M. L. Kavvas, and
Practical Inverse Approach for Forecasting
7(2), 129-36 (2002). Arlen Feldman; 7(4), 312-8 (2002).
Nonlinear Hydrological Time Series. —K. K.
Annual maximum discharge Canada
Phoon, M. N. Islam, C. Y. Liaw, and S. Y.
Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in Performance of Neural Networks in Daily
Liong; 7(2), 116-28 (2002).
Urbanizing Watersheds. —R. Edward Beighley Streamflow Forecasting. —S. Birikundavyi, R.
and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 (2002). Labib, H. T. Trung, and J. Rousselle; 7(5), Data analysis
Estimation of Depth-Area Relationships using
Aquifers 392-8 (2002).
Discharge-Drawdown Relationship of Eccentric Catchments Radar-Rainfall Data. —S. Rocky Durrans,
Wells. — Mehmet Emin Birpinar and Sukru Lesley T. Julian, and Michael Yekta; 7(5),
Quantity and Quality Integrated Catchment
Ayhan Gazioglu; 7(3), 260-4 (2002). 356-67 (2002).
Modeling under Climate Change with use of
Dynamic Fuzzy Modeling of Storm Water Databases
Soil and Water Assessment Tool Model.
Infiltration in Urban Fractured Aquifers. Application and National Geographic Information
—Ekaterini Varanou, Eleni Gkouvatsou,
—Yoon-Seok Hong, Michael R. Rosen, and System Database to Support Two-Year Flood
Evangelos Baltas, and Maria Mimikou; 7(3),
Robert R. Reeves; 7(5), 380-91 (2002). and Threshold Runoff Estimates. —Seann
228-44 (2002).
Arkansas Reed, Dennis Johnson, and Timothy Sweeney;
Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using
Estimation of Depth-Area Relationships using 7(3), 209-19 (2002).
Rainfall-Runoff Model and Digital Elevation
Radar-Rainfall Data. —S. Rocky Durrans, Model. — H. Sun, P. S. Cornish, and T. M. Design
Lesley T. Julian, and Michael Yekta; 7(5), Daniell; 7(6), 404-12 (2002). Impact of Streamflow Persistence on Hydrologic
356-67 (2002).
Design. — Ellen M. Douglas, Richard M.
Asia Chemicals Vogel, and Charles N. Kroll; 7(3), 220-7
Spatial Moments for Reactive Transport in
Meso-Scale Hydrological Modeling: Application (2002).
to Mekong and Chao Phraya Basins. —A. W. Heterogeneous Porous Media. —Rajesh
Jayawardena and S. P. P. Mahanama; 7(1), Srivastava, Pramod K. Sharma, and Mark L. Design storms
12-26 (2002). Brusseau; 7(4), 336-41 (2002). Approach to Confidence Interval Estimation for
Curve Numbers. —Richard H. McCuen; 7(1),
Australia Climatic changes
43-8 (2002).
Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using Decade-Scale Precipitation Increase in Great
Rainfall-Runoff Model and Digital Elevation Plains at End of 20th Century. —Jurgen D. Detention basins
Model. — H. Sun, P. S. Cornish, and T. M. Garbrecht and Frederic E. Rossel; 7(1), 64-75 Approach to Confidence Interval Estimation for
Daniell; 7(6), 404-12 (2002). (2002). Curve Numbers. —Richard H. McCuen; 7(1),
Bangladesh Quantity and Quality Integrated Catchment 43-8 (2002).
Development _ Priority Map for Flood Modeling under Climate Change with use of Diffusion
Countermeasures by Remote Sensing Data Soil and Water Assessment Tool Model. Diffusion-Based Semi-Infinite Fourier Probability
with Geographic Information System. —Md. —Ekaterini Varanou, Eleni Gkouvatsou, Distribution. —Donald Dean Adrian, Vijay P.
Monirul Islam and Kimiteru Sado; 7(5), Evangelos Baltas, and Maria Mimikou; 7(3), Singh, and Zhi-Qiang Deng; 7(2), 154-67
346-55 (2002). 228-44 (2002). (2002).
452 / JOURNAL OF HYDROLOGIC ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002
2002 ANNUAL INDEX
Civil Engineering Database Keyword Index
The Civil Engineering Database (CEDB) is Bank storage Coefficients
designed to provide free, easy bibliographic Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank Diffusion-Based Semi-Infinite Fourier Probability
access to all ASCE publications. The database Storage. — Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro Distribution. — Donald Dean Adrian, Vijay P.
covers ASCE documents published since 1972. It Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89 Singh, and Zhi-Qiang Deng; 7(2), 154-67
provides access to all the journals, conference (2002). (2002).
proceedings, books, standards, manuals, Base flow Colorado
magazines, and newspapers. The index terms
Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events Regional Frequency Analysis of Extreme
below were assigned to papers published in this
within Susquehanna River Basin. — R. Precipitation in Northeastern Colorado and
journal during 2002 from a CEDB keyword
Edward Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Fort Collins Flood of 1997. — Oli G. B.
list. The CEDB and keyword list can be accessed
Arthur C. Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002). Sveinsson, Jose D. Salas, and Duane C. Boes;
on the Web = at http://www. pubs.asce.org!/
cedbsrch.html. California 7(1), 49-63 (2002).
Precipitation Uncertainty and Raingauge Network Confidence intervals
Aerial photography Design within Folsom Lake Watershed. — Approach to Confidence Interval Estimation for
Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in Dimitris Tsintikidis, Konstantine re Curve Numbers. — Richard H. McCuen; 7(1),
Urbanizing Watersheds. —R. Edward Beighley Georgakakos, Jason A. Sperfslage, Diane E. 43-8 (2002).
and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 (2002). Smith, and Theresa M. Carpenter; 7(2), 175-84 Contaminants
Alaska (2002). Scale-Dependent Dispersion from a Pit. — Bruce
Application and National Geographic Information Synthetic Rain Flood Hydrology for the Hunt; 7(2), 168-74 (2002).
System Database to Support Two-Year Flood Sacramento and San Joaquin River Basins. — Conversion
and Threshold Runoff Estimates. —Seann John T. Hickey, Robert F. Collins, John M. Conversion __ of Unit Hydrographs by
Reed, Dennis Johnson, and Timothy Sweeney; High, Kevin A. Richardson, Laurine L. White, Complementary Hydrograph Method. —
7(3), 209-19 (2002). and Paul E. Pugner; 7(3), 195-208 (2002).
Charng Ning Chen and Chu Yang Tang; 7(6),
Algorithms Coupling HEC-HMS with Atmospheric Models 420-7 (2002).
Testing Hydrologic Time Series for Stationarity. for Prediction of Watershed Runoff. —M. L.
Correlation
—Huey-Long Chen and A. Ramachandra Rao; Anderson, Z.-Q. Chen, M. L. Kavvas, and
Practical Inverse Approach for Forecasting
7(2), 129-36 (2002). Arlen Feldman; 7(4), 312-8 (2002).
Nonlinear Hydrological Time Series. —K. K.
Annual maximum discharge Canada
Phoon, M. N. Islam, C. Y. Liaw, and S. Y.
Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in Performance of Neural Networks in Daily
Liong; 7(2), 116-28 (2002).
Urbanizing Watersheds. —R. Edward Beighley Streamflow Forecasting. —S. Birikundavyi, R.
and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 (2002). Labib, H. T. Trung, and J. Rousselle; 7(5), Data analysis
Estimation of Depth-Area Relationships using
Aquifers 392-8 (2002).
Discharge-Drawdown Relationship of Eccentric Catchments Radar-Rainfall Data. —S. Rocky Durrans,
Wells. — Mehmet Emin Birpinar and Sukru Lesley T. Julian, and Michael Yekta; 7(5),
Quantity and Quality Integrated Catchment
Ayhan Gazioglu; 7(3), 260-4 (2002). 356-67 (2002).
Modeling under Climate Change with use of
Dynamic Fuzzy Modeling of Storm Water Databases
Soil and Water Assessment Tool Model.
Infiltration in Urban Fractured Aquifers. Application and National Geographic Information
—Ekaterini Varanou, Eleni Gkouvatsou,
—Yoon-Seok Hong, Michael R. Rosen, and System Database to Support Two-Year Flood
Evangelos Baltas, and Maria Mimikou; 7(3),
Robert R. Reeves; 7(5), 380-91 (2002). and Threshold Runoff Estimates. —Seann
228-44 (2002).
Arkansas Reed, Dennis Johnson, and Timothy Sweeney;
Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using
Estimation of Depth-Area Relationships using 7(3), 209-19 (2002).
Rainfall-Runoff Model and Digital Elevation
Radar-Rainfall Data. —S. Rocky Durrans, Model. — H. Sun, P. S. Cornish, and T. M. Design
Lesley T. Julian, and Michael Yekta; 7(5), Daniell; 7(6), 404-12 (2002). Impact of Streamflow Persistence on Hydrologic
356-67 (2002).
Design. — Ellen M. Douglas, Richard M.
Asia Chemicals Vogel, and Charles N. Kroll; 7(3), 220-7
Spatial Moments for Reactive Transport in
Meso-Scale Hydrological Modeling: Application (2002).
to Mekong and Chao Phraya Basins. —A. W. Heterogeneous Porous Media. —Rajesh
Jayawardena and S. P. P. Mahanama; 7(1), Srivastava, Pramod K. Sharma, and Mark L. Design storms
12-26 (2002). Brusseau; 7(4), 336-41 (2002). Approach to Confidence Interval Estimation for
Curve Numbers. —Richard H. McCuen; 7(1),
Australia Climatic changes
43-8 (2002).
Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using Decade-Scale Precipitation Increase in Great
Rainfall-Runoff Model and Digital Elevation Plains at End of 20th Century. —Jurgen D. Detention basins
Model. — H. Sun, P. S. Cornish, and T. M. Garbrecht and Frederic E. Rossel; 7(1), 64-75 Approach to Confidence Interval Estimation for
Daniell; 7(6), 404-12 (2002). (2002). Curve Numbers. —Richard H. McCuen; 7(1),
Bangladesh Quantity and Quality Integrated Catchment 43-8 (2002).
Development _ Priority Map for Flood Modeling under Climate Change with use of Diffusion
Countermeasures by Remote Sensing Data Soil and Water Assessment Tool Model. Diffusion-Based Semi-Infinite Fourier Probability
with Geographic Information System. —Md. —Ekaterini Varanou, Eleni Gkouvatsou, Distribution. —Donald Dean Adrian, Vijay P.
Monirul Islam and Kimiteru Sado; 7(5), Evangelos Baltas, and Maria Mimikou; 7(3), Singh, and Zhi-Qiang Deng; 7(2), 154-67
346-55 (2002). 228-44 (2002). (2002).
452 / JOURNAL OF HYDROLOGIC ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002
Digital techniques Flood frequency Frequency
Creating a Terrain Model for Floodplain Synthetic Rain Flood Hydrology for the Near Lognormal Distribution . — Prabhata K.
Mapping. — Eric C. Tate, David R. Maidment, Sacramento and San Joaquin River Basins. — Swamee; 7(6), 441-4 (2002).
Francisco Olivera, and David J. Anderson; John T. Hickey, Robert F. Collins, John M. Frequency analysis
7(2), 100-8 (2002). High, Kevin A. Richardson, Laurine L. White, State-Frequency Analyses for Urban Flood
Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events and Paul E. Pugner; 7(3), 195-208 (2002). Control Reservoirs. Ralph A. Wurbs; 7(1),
within Susquehanna River Basin. — R. Flood frequency analysis 35-42 (2002)
Edward Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in Regional Frequency Analysis of Extreme
Arthur C. Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002). Urbanizing Watersheds. — R. Edward Precipitation in Northeastern Colorado and
Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using Beighley and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-3 Fort Collins Flood of 1997. — Oli G. B.
Rainfall-Runoff Model and Digital Elevation (2002). Sveinsson, Jose D. Salas, and Duane C. Boes:
Model. — H. Sun, P. S. Cornish, and T. M. Flood hydrology 7(1), 49-63 (2002).
Daniell; 7(6), 404-12 (2002). Synthetic Rain Flood Hydrology for the Fuzzy sets
Dispersion Sacramento and San Joaquin River Basins. Fuzzy Rule-based Methodology for Estimating
Scale-Dependent Dispersion from a Pit. — Bruce John T. Hickey, Robert F. Collins, John M. Monthly Groundwater Recharge in a
Hunt; 7(2), 168-74 (2002). High, Kevin A. Richardson, Laurine L. White, Temperate Watershed — Emery A. Coppola,
Distribution functions and Paul E. Pugner; 7(3), 195-208 (2002). Jr., Lucien Duckstein, and Donald Davis; 7(4),
Near Lognormal Distribution . — Prabhata K. Flood plain studies 326-35 (2002).
Swamee; 7(6), 441-4 (2002). Synthetic Rain Flood Hydrology for the Dynamic Fuzzy Modeling of Storm Water
Sacramento and San Joaquin River Basins. - Infiltration in Urban Fractured Aquifers.
Drainage
John T. Hickey, Robert F. Collins, John M. Yoon-Seok Hong, Michael R. Rosen, and
Generalized Formula for Time of Travel in
High, Kevin A. Richardson, Laurine L. White, Robert R. Reeves; 7(5), 380-91 (2002)
Rectangular Channel. — Tommy S. W. Wong;
and Paul E. Pugner; 7(3), 195-208 (2002). Gamma function
7(6), 445-8 (2002).
Flood plains Approach to Confidence Interval Estimation for
Drawdown
Creating a Terrain Model for Floodplain Curve Numbers. —Richard H. McCuen; 7(1),
Drawdown Distribution around Large Diameter
Mapping. — Eric C. Tate, David R. Maidment, 43-8 (2002)
Well in Double Porosity Medium. —Zekai
Francisco Olivera, and David J. Anderson; Geographic information systems
Sen; 7(1), 90-6 (2002). 7(2), 100-8 (2002) Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in
Discharge-Drawdown Relationship of Eccentric
Flood routing Urbanizing Watersheds. - R. Edward Beighley
Wells. — Mehmet Emin Birpinar and Sukru
Flood Routing in River Networks Using and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 (2002)
Ayhan Gazioglu; 7(3), 260-4 (2002).
Equivalent Muskingum Inflow. —Parthasarathi Creating a Terrain Model for Floodplain
Droughts Choudhury, Rakesh Kumar Shrivastava, and Mapping. — Eric C. Tate, David R. Maidment,
Drought Flow from Hillslope. —Kazumasa Sandeep M. Narulkar; 7(6), 413-9 (2002). Francisco Olivera, and David J. Anderson;
Mizumura; 7(2), 109-15 (2002). Floods 7(2), 100-8 (2002).
Testing Hydrologic Time Series for Stationarity. Regional Frequency Analysis of Extreme Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events
—Huey-Long Chen and A. Ramachandra Rao; Precipitation in Northeastern Colorado and within Susquehanna River Basin R. Edward
7(2), 129-36 (2002). Fort Collins Flood of 1997. —Oli G. B. Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Arthur C
Probability Distribution of Low Streamflow Sveinsson, Jose D. Salas, and Duane C. Boes;: Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002)
Series in the United States. —Charles N. Kroll 7(1), 49-63 (2002) Application and National Geographic Information
and Richard M. Vogel; 7(2), 137-46 (2002). Approach for Describing Statistical Properties of System Database to Support Two-Year Flood
Impact of Streamflow Persistence on Hydrologic Flood Hydrograph. —Sheng Yue, Taha B. M and Threshold Runoff Estimates. —Seann
Design. - Ellen M. Douglas, Richard M. J. Ouarda, Bernard Bobée, Pierre Legendre, Reed, Dennis Johnson, and Timothy Sweeney;
Vogel, and Charles N. Kroll; 7(3), 220-7 and Pierre Bruneau; 7(2), 147-53 (2002) 7(3), 209-19 (2002)
(2002). Quantity and Quality Integrated Catchment Runoff Impacts of Land-Use Change in Indian
Energy budget Modeling under Climate Change with use of River Lagoon Watershed Youngsug Kim,
Coupling Simulation of Water and Energy Soil and Water Assessment Tool Model. Bernard A. Engel, Kyoung Jae Lim, Vickie
Budgets and Analysis of Urban Development -Ekaterini Varanou, Eleni Gkouvatsou, Larson, and Brean Duncan; 7(3), 245-51
Impact. — Yangwen Jia, Guangheng Ni, Evangelos Baltas, and Maria Mimikou; 7(3), (2002)
Junichi Yoshitani, Yoshihisa Kawahara, and 228-44 (2002). Mathematical Modeling of Watershed Hydrology
Tsuyoshi Kinouchi; 7(4), 302-11 (2002). Development Priority Map for Flood Vijay P. Singh and David A. Woolhiser; 7(4),
Erosion Countermeasures by Remote Sensing Data 270-92 (2002)
with Geographic Information System. Md. Development Priority Map for Flood
Applicability of Sediment Transport Capacity
Monirul Islam and Kimiteru Sado; 7(5), Countermeasures by Remote Sensing Data
Models for Nonsteady State Erosion from
346-55 (2002). with Geographic Information System. —Md
Steep Slopes. —Gokmen Tayfur; 7(3)2 , 252-9
Florida Monirul Islam and Kimiteru Sado; 7(5),
(2002).
Runoff Impacts of Land-Use Change in Indian 346-55 (2002)
Evapotranspiration
River Lagoon Watershed. —Youngsug Kim, Ground water
Vegetation Indices to Aid Areal
Bernard A. Engel, Kyoung Jae Lim, Vickie Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank
Evapotranspiration —_ Estimations Jozsef Larson, and Brean Duncan; 7(3), 245-51 Storage Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro
Szilagyi; 7(5), 368-72 (2002).
(2002). Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89
Finite-element method Forecasting (2002).
Dynamic Time Step for One-Dimensional Practical Inverse Approach for Forecasting Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events
Overland Flow Kinematic Wave Solution. Nonlinear Hydrological Time Series. —K. K. within Susquehanna River Basin. —R. Edward
—Fouad H. Jaber and Rabi H. Mohtar; 7(1), Phoon, M. N. Islam, C. Y. Liaw, and S. Y. Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Arthur C.
3-11 (2002). Liong; 7(2), 116-28 (2002). Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002).
Flood control Performance of Neural Networks in Daily Dynamic Fuzzy Modeling of Storm Water
State-Frequency Analyses for Urban Flood Streamflow Forecasting. —S. Birikundavyi, R. Infiltration in Urban Fractured Aquifers.
Control Reservoirs. —Ralph A. Wurbs; 7(1), Labib, H. T. Trung, and J. Rousselle; 7(5), —Yoon-Seok Hong, Michael R. Rosen, and
35-42 (2002). 392-8 (2002). Robert R. Reeves; 7(5), 380-91 (2002).
JOURNAL OF HYDROLOGIC ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002 / 453
Ground-water pollution Hydrologic routing Laplace transforms
Scale-Dependent Dispersion from a Pit. — Bruce Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank
Hunt; 7(2), 168-74 (2002). Storage. Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro Storage. — Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro
Ground-water recharge Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89 Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89
Fuzzy Rule-based Methodology for Estimating (2002). (2002).
Monthly Groundwater Recharge in a Hydrology Low flow
Temperate Watershed. — Emery A. Coppola, Approach to Confidence Interval Estimation for Impact of Streamflow Persistence on Hydrologic
Jr., Lucien Duckstein, and Donald Davis; 7(4), Curve Numbers. — Richard H. McCuen; 7(1), Design. — Ellen M. Douglas, Richard M.
326-35 (2002). 43-8 (2002). Vogel, and Charles N. Kroll; 7(3), 220-7
Heat transfer Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank (2002).
Soil Water Heat of Transport. — Lyle Prunty; Storage. — Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro Mapping
7(6), 435-40 (2002). Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89 Creating a Terrain Model for Floodplain
Hong Kong (2002). Mapping. — Eric C. Tate, David R. Maidment,
Meso-Scale Hydrological Modeling: Application Drought Flow from Hillslope. — Kazumasa Francisco Olivera, and David J. Anderson;
to Mekong and Chao Phraya Basins. — A. W. Mizumura; 7(2), 109-15 (2002). 7(2), 100-8 (2002).
Jayawardena and S. P. P. Mahanama; 7(1), Practical Inverse Approach for Forecasting Maps
12-26 (2002). Nonlinear Hydrological Time Series. — K. K. Development Priority Map for Flood
Phoon, M. N. Islam, C. Y. Liaw, and S. Y.
Hydraulic conductivity Countermeasures by Remote Sensing Data
Spatial Moments for Reactive Transport in Liong; 7(2), 116-28 (2002). with Geographic Information System. — Md.
Heterogeneous Porous Media. — Rajesh Testing Hydrologic Time Series for Stationarity. Monirul Islam and Kimiteru Sado; 7(5),
Srivastava, Pramod K. Sharma, and Mark L. — Huey-Long Chen and A. Ramachandra Rao; 346-55 (2002).
Brusseau; 7(4), 336-41 (2002). 7(2), 129-36 (2002).
Impact of Streamflow Persistence on Hydrologic Maryland
Hydrographs Design. — Ellen M. Douglas, Richard M. Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in
Approach for Describing Statistical Properties of Vogel, and Charles N. Kroll; 7(3), 220-7 Urbanizing Watersheds. —R. Edward Beighley
Flood Hydrograph. —Sheng Yue, Taha B. M. (2002). and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 (2002).
J. Ouarda, Bernard Bobée, Pierre Legendre,
and Pierre Bruneau; 7(2), 147-53 (2002). Infiltration Models
Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events Hydrologic Response of Grasslands: Effects of Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank
within Susquehanna River Basin. —R. Edward Grazing, Interactive Infiltration, and Scale. Storage. — Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro
Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Arthur C. —Fritz R. Fiedler, Gary W. Frasier, Jorge A. Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89
Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002). Ramirez, and Lajpat R. Ahuja; 7(4), 293-301 (2002).
Conversion of Unit Hydrographs by (2002). Assessment of Three Infiltration Formulas based
Complementary Hydrograph Method. Assessment of Three Infiltration Formulas based on Model Fitting on Richards Equation.
—Charng Ning Chen and Chu Yang Tang; on Model Fitting on Richards Equation. —Shaohua Marko Hsu, Chuen-Fa Ni, and Pi-
7(6), 420-7 (2002). —Shaohua Marko Hsu, Chuen-Fa Ni, and Pi- Fang Hung; 7(5), 373-9 (2002).
Hydrologic aspects Fang Hung; 7(5), 373-9 (2002). Network design
Hydrologic Response of Grasslands: Effects of Inflow Precipitation Uncertainty and Raingauge Network
Grazing, Interactive Infiltration, and Scale. Flood Routing in River Networks Using Design within Folsom Lake Watershed.
—Fritz R. Fiedler, Gary W. Frasier, Jorge A. Equivalent Muskingum Inflow. —Parthasarathi —Dimitris Tsintikidis, Konstantine P.
Ramirez, and Lajpat R. Ahuja; 7(4), 293-301 Choudhury, Rakesh Kumar Shrivastava, and Georgakakos, Jason A. Sperfslage, Diane E.
(2002). Sandeep M. Narulkar; 7(6), 413-9 (2002). Smith, and Theresa M. Carpenter; 7(2), 175-84
Extension of TR-55 for Microwatersheds. Generalized Formula for Time of Travel in (2002).
—Richard H. McCuen and Olu Okunola; 7(4), Rectangular Channel. —Tommy S. W. Wong; Neural networks
319-25 (2002). 7(6), 445-8 (2002). Performance of Neural Networks in Daily
Hydrologic data Kinematic wave theory Streamflow Forecasting. —S. Birikundavyi, R.
Estimation of Depth-Area Relationships using Dynamic Time Step for One-Dimensional Labib, H. T. Trung, and J. Rousselle; 7(5),
Radar-Rainfall Data. —S. Rocky Durrans, Overland Flow Kinematic Wave Solution. 392-8 (2002).
Lesley T. Julian, and Michael Yekta; 7(5), —Fouad H. Jaber and Rabi H. Mohtar; 7(1), New Jersey
356-67 (2002). 3-11 (2002). Fuzzy Rule-based Methodology for Estimating
Hydrologic models Generalized Formula for Time of Travel in Monthly Groundwater Recharge in a
Dynamic Time Step for One-Dimensional Rectangular Channel. —Tommy S. W. Wong; Temperate Watershed. —Emery A. Coppola,
Overland Flow Kinematic Wave Solution. 7(6), 445-8 (2002). Jr., Lucien Duckstein, and Donald Davis; 7(4),
—Fouad H. Jaber and Rabi H. Mohtar; 7(1), Lagoons 326-35 (2002).
3-11 (2002).
Runoff Impacts of Land-Use Change in Indian Nitrogen
Meso-Scale Hydrological Modeling: Application
River Lagoon Watershed. —Youngsug Kim, Quantity and Quality Integrated Catchment
to Mekong and Chao Phraya Basins. —A. W.
Bernard A. Engel, Kyoung Jae Lim, Vickie Modeling under Climate Change with use of
Jayawardena and S. P. P. Mahanama; 7(1),
Larson, and Brean Duncan; 7(3), 245-51 Soil and Water Assessment Tool Model.
12-26 (2002).
(2002). —Ekaterini Varanou, Eleni Gkouvatsou,
Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events
within Susquehanna River Basin. —R. Edward Land development Evangelos Baltas, and Maria Mimikou; 7(3),
Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Arthur C. Extension of TR-55 for Microwatersheds. 228-44 (2002).
Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002). —Richard H. McCuen and Olu Okunola; 7(4), Open channel flow
Mathematical Modeling of Watershed Hydrology. 319-25 (2002). Generalized Formula for Time of Travel in
—Vijay P. Singh and David A. Woolhiser; 7(4), Land usage Rectangular Channel. —Tommy S. W. Wong;
270-92 (2002). ' Runoff Impacts of Land-Use Change in Indian 7(6), 445-8 (2002).
Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using River Lagoon Watershed. —Youngsug Kim, Overflow
Rainfall-Runoff Model and Digital Elevation Bernard A. Engel, Kyoung Jae Lim, Vickie Overflow Risk Analysis for Stormwater Quality
Model. — H. Sun, P. S. Cornish, and T. M. Larson, and Brean Duncan; 7(3), 245-51 Control Basins. —James C. Y. Guo; 7(6),
Daniell; 7(6), 404-12 (2002). (2002). 428-34 (2002).
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Overland flow Rain gauges Rivers
Dynamic Time Step for One-Dimensional Precipitation Uncertainty and Raingauge Network Meso-Scale Hydrological Modeling: Application
Overland Flow Kinematic Wave Solution. — Design within Folsom Lake Watershed. to Mekong and Chao Phraya Basins. W
Fouad H. Jaber and Rabi H. Mohtar; 7(1), 3-11 Dimitris Tsintikidis, Konstantine P. Jayawardena and S. P. P. Mahanama; 7(1).
(2002). Georgakakos, Jason A. Sperfslage, Diane E. 12-26 (2002).
Parameters Smith, and Theresa M. Carpenter; 5 (2), 175-84 Runoff
Flood Routing in’ River Networks Using (2002). Application and National Geographic Information
Equivalent Muskingum Inflow. — Rainfall System Database to Support Two-Year Flood
Parthasarathi Choudhury, Rakesh Kumar Estimation of Depth-Area Relationships using and Threshold Runoff Estimates Seann
Shrivastava, and Sandeep M. Narulkar; 7(6), Radar-Rainfall Data. S. Rocky Durrans, Reed, Dennis Johnson, and Timothy Sweeney:
Lesley T. Julian, and Michael Yekta; 7(5), 7(3), 209-19 (2002)
413-9 (2002).
356-67 (2002). Runoff Impacts of Land-Use Change in Indian
Pennsylvania Conversion of Unit Hydrographs by River Lagoon Watershed Youngsug Kim,
Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events Complementary Hydrograph Method. Bernard A. Engel, Kyoung Jae Lim, Vickie
within Susquehanna River Basin. R. Charng Ning Chen and Chu Yang Tang; 7(6), Larson, and Brean Duncan; 3), 245-51
Edward Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and 420-7 (2002). (2002).
Arthur C. Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002). Rainfall runoff relationship Runoff forecasting
Percolation Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using Coupling HEC-HMS with Atmospheric Models
Assessment of Three Infiltration Formulas based Rainfall-Runoff Model and Digital Elevation for Prediction of Watershed Runoff M. |
on Model Fitting on Richards Equation. — Model. — H. Sun, P. S. Cornish, and T. M. Anderson, Z.-Q. Chen, M. | as, and
Shaohua Marko Hsu, Chuen-Fa Ni, and Pi- Daniell; 7(6), 404-12 (2002). Arlen Feldman; 7(4), 312-8 (2002)
Fang Hung; 7(5), 373-9 (2002). Rangeland Sediment transport
Porous media Hydrologic Response of Grasslands: Effects of Applicability of Sediment Transport Capacity
Models for Nonsteady State Erosion from
Drawdown Distribution around Large Diameter Grazing, Interactive Infiltration, and Scale. —
Steep Slopes Gokmen Tayfur; 7(3), 252-9
Well in Double Porosity Medium. — Zekai Fritz R. Fiedler, Gary W. Frasier, Jorge A
(2002)
Sen; 7(1), 90-6 (2002). Ramirez, and Lajpat R. Ahuja; 7(4), 293-301
Spatial Moments for Reactive Transport in (2002). Seepage
Scale-Dependent Dispersion from a Pit Bruce
Heterogeneous Porous Media. —Rajesh Regional analysis
Hunt; 7(2), 168-74 (2002
Srivastava, Pramod K. Sharma, and Mark L. Regional Frequency Analysis of Extreme
Brusseau; 7(4), 336-41 (2002). Precipitation in Northeastern Colorado and Shear stress
Fort Collins Flood of 1997. —Oli G. B. Applicability of Sediment Transport Capacity
Precipitation
Sveinsson, Jose D. Salas, and Duane C. Boes;: Models for Nonsteady State Erosion from
Regional Frequency Analysis of Extreme 7(1), 49-63 (2002). Steep Slopes Gokmen Tayfur; 7(3), 252-9
Precipitation in Northeastern Colorado and (2002).
Reliability
Fort Collins Flood of 1997. —Oli G. B.
Mathematical Modeling of Watershed Hydrology. Simulation
Sveinsson, Jose D. Salas, and Duane C. Boes; —Vijay P. Singh and David A. Woolhiser; 7(4), Coupling Simulation of Water and Energy
7(1), 49-63 (2002). Budgets and Analysis of Urban Development
270-92 (2002).
Decade-Scale Precipitation Increase in Great Impact. Yangwen Jia, Guangheng Ni,
Plains at End of 20th Century. —Jurgen D. Remote sensing Junichi Yoshitani, Yoshihisa Kawahara, and
Mathematical Modeling of Watershed Hydrology.
Garbrecht and Frederic E. Rossel; 7(1), 64-75 Tsuyoshi Kinouchi; 7(4), 302-11 (2002)
—Vijay P. Singh and David A. Woolhiser; 7(4),
(2002). Near Lognormal Distribution Prabhata K
Drought Flow from Hillslope. —Kazumasa 270-92 (2002). Swamee; 7(6), 441-4 (2002)
Mizumura; 7(2), 109-15 (2002). Reservoirs Slopes
Precipitation Uncertainty and Raingauge Network State-Frequency Analyses for Urban Flood Drought Flow from Hillslope Kazumasa
Control Reservoirs. —Ralph A. Wurbs; 7(1),
Design within Folsom Lake Watershed. Mizumura; 7(2), 109-15 (2002
35-42 (2002).
—Dimitris Tsintikidis, | Konstantine _ P. Applicability of Sediment Transport Capacity
Georgakakos, Jason A. Sperfslage, Diane E. Risk Models fot Nonsteady State Erosion from
Smith, and Theresa M. Carpenter; 7(2), 175-84 Impact of Streamflow Persistence on Hydrologic Steep Slopes Gokmen Tayfur; 7(3), 252-9
(2002). Design. — Ellen M. Douglas, Richard M. (2002)
Vogel, and Charles N. Kroll; 7(3), 220-7
Probability Soil water
Impact of Streamflow Persistence on Hydrologic (2002). Soil Water Heat of Transport Lyle Prunty:
Design. - Ellen M. Douglas, Richard M. Mathematical Modeling of Watershed Hydrology. 7(6), 435-40 (2002)
—Vijay P. Singh and David A. Woolhiser; 7(4),
Vogel, and Charles N. Kroll; 7(3), 220-7 Stationary processes
270-92 (2002).
(2002). Testing Hydrologic Time Series for Stationarity
Risk analysis Huey-Long Chen and A. Ramachandra Rao;
Probability density functions Overflow Risk Analysis for Stormwater Quality 7(2), 129-36 (2002)
Approach for Describing Statistical Properties of Control Basins. —James C. Y. Guo; 7(6),
Statistics
Flood Hydrograph. —Sheng Yue, Taha B. M. 428-34 (2002).
Approach to Confidence Interval Estimation for
J. Ouarda, Bernard Bobée, Pierre Legendre, River basins Curve Numbers Richard H. McCuen; 7(1),
and Pierre Bruneau; 7(2), 147-53 (2002). Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events 43-8 (2002)
Probability distribution within Susquehanna River Basin. —R. Edward Approach for Describing Statistical Properties of
Probability Distribution of Low Streamflow Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Arthur C. Flood Hydrograph. Sheng Yue, Taha B. M.
Series in the United States. —Charles N. Kroll Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002) J. Ouarda, Bernard Bobee, Pierre Legendre,
and Richard M. Vogel; 7(2), 137-46 (2002). River flow and Pierre Bruneau; 7(2), 147-53 (2002)
Diffusion-Based Semi-Infinite Fourier Probability Meso-Scale Hydrological Modeling: Application Diffusion-Based Semi-Infinite Fourier Probability
Distribution. —Donald Dean Adrian, Vijay P. to Mekong and Chao Phraya Basins. —A. W. Distribution. Donald Dean Adrian, Vijay P.
Singh, and Zhi-Qiang Deng: 7(2), 154-67 Jayawardena and S. P. P. Mahanama; 7(1), Singh, and Zhi-Qiang Deng: 7(2). 154-67
(2002). 12-26 (2002). (2002).
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Steady flow Time factors Water infiltration
Discharge-Drawdown Relationship of Eccentric Dynamic Time Step for One-Dimensional Dynamic Fuzzy Modeling of Storm Water
Wells. — Mehmet Emin Birpinar and Sukru Overland Flow Kinematic Wave Solution. — Infiltration in Urban Fractured Aquifers. —
Ayhan Gazioglu; 7(3), 260-4 (2002). Fouad H. Jaber and Rabi H. Mohtar; 7(1), 3-11 Yoon-Seok Hong, Michael R. Rosen, and
Storm runoff (2002). Robert R. Reeves; 7(5), 380-91 (2002).
Generalized Formula for Time of Travel in Generalized Formula for Time of Travel in Water quality
Rectangular Channel. — Tommy S. W. Wong; Rectangular Channel. — Tommy S. W. Wong; Diffusion-Based Semi-Infinite Fourier Probability
7(6), 445-8 (2002). 7(6), 445-8 (2002). Distribution. — Donald Dean Adrian, Vijay P.
Stormwater Time series analysis Singh, and Zhi-Qiang Deng; 7(2), 154-67
Dynamic Fuzzy Modeling of Storm Water Practical Inverse Approach for Forecasting (2002).
Infiltration in Urban Fractured Aquifers. — Nonlinear Hydrological Time Series. — K. K. Quantity and Quality Integrated Catchment
Yoon-Seok Hong, Michael R. Rosen, and Phoon, M. N. Islam, C. Y. Liaw, and S. Y. Modeling under Climate Change with use of
Robert R. Reeves; 7(5), 380-91 (2002). Liong; 7(2), 116-28 (2002). Soil and Water Assessment Tool Model. —
Overflow Risk Analysis for Stormwater Quality Testing Hydrologic Time Series for Stationarity. Ekaterini Varanou, Eleni Gkouvatsou,
Control Basins. — James C. Y. Guo; 7(6), — Huey-Long Chen and A. Ramachandra Rao; Evangelos Baltas, and Maria Mimikou; 7(3),
428-34 (2002). 7(2), 129-36 (2002). 228-44 (2002).
Stormwater management Transport phenomena Overflow Risk Analysis for Stormwater Quality
Extension of TR-55 for Microwatersheds. — Spatial Moments for Reactive Transport in Control Basins. — James C. Y. Guo; 7(6),
Richard H. McCuen and Olu Okunola; 7(4), Heterogeneous Porous Media. — Rajesh 428-34 (2002).
319-25 (2002). Srivastava, Pramod K. Sharma, and Mark L.
Water resources
Stream gauging Brusseau; 7(4), 336-41 (2002).
Decade-Scale Precipitation Increase in Great
Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in Travel time
Plains at End of 20th Century. —Jurgen D.
Urbanizing Watersheds. — R. Edward Flood Routing in River Networks Using
Garbrecht and Frederic E. Rossel; 7(1), 64-75
Beighley and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 Equivalent Muskingum Inflow. —Parthasarathi
(2002).
(2002). Choudhury, Rakesh Kumar Shrivastava, and Probability Distribution of Low Streamflow
Stream-aquifer system Sandeep M. Narulkar; 7(6), 413-9 (2002).
Series in the United States. —Charles N. Kroll
Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank Uncertainty analysis
and Richard M. Vogel; 7(2), 137-46 (2002).
Storage. — Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro Precipitation Uncertainty and Raingauge Network
Water storage
Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89 Design within Folsom Lake Watershed.
Flood Routing in River Networks Using
(2002). —Dimitris Tsintikidis, Konstantine PP.
Equivalent Muskingum Inflow. —Parthasarathi
Streamfiow Georgakakos, Jason A. Sperfslage, Diane E.
Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in Smith, and Theresa M. Carpenter; 7(2), 175-84 Choudhury, Rakesh Kumar Shrivastava, and
Sandeep M. Narulkar; 7(6), 413-9 (2002).
Urbanizing Watersheds. —R. Edward Beighley (2002).
and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 (2002). United States Water supply
Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank Decade-Scale Precipitation Increase in Great Decade-Scale Precipitation Increase in Great
Storage. — Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro Plains at End of 20th Century. —Jurgen D. Plains at End of 20th Century. —Jurgen D.
Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89 Garbrecht and Frederic E. Rossel; 7(1), 64-75 Garbrecht and Frederic E. Rossel; 7(1), 64-75
(2002). (2002). (2002).
Probability Distribution of Low Streamflow Probability Distribution of Low Streamflow Watersheds
Series in the United States. —Charles N. Kroll Series in the United States. —Charles N. Kroll Precipitation Uncertainty and Raingauge Network
and Richard M. Vogel; 7(2), 137-46 (2002). and Richard M. Vogel; 7(2), 137-46 (2002). Design within Folsom Lake Watershed.
Performance of Neural Networks in Daily Urban areas —Dimitris Tsintikidis, Konstantine _P.
Streamflow Forecasting. —S. Birikundavyi, R. State-Frequency Analyses for Urban Flood Georgakakos, Jason A. Sperfslage, Diane E.
Labib, H. T. Trung, and J. Rousselle; 7(5), Control Reservoirs. —Ralph A. Wurbs; 7(1), Smith, and Theresa M. Carpenter; 7(2), 175-84
392-8 (2002). 35-42 (2002). (2002).
Subsurface drainage Dynamic Fuzzy Modeling of Storm Water Runoff Impacts of Land-Use Change in Indian
Drought Flow from Hillslope. —Kazumasa Infiltration in Urban Fractured Aquifers. River Lagoon Watershed. —Youngsug Kim,
Mizumura; 7(2), 109-15 (2002). —Yoon-Seok Hong, Michael R. Rosen, and Bernard A. Engel, Kyoung Jae Lim, Vickie
Surface water Robert R. Reeves; 7(5), 380-91 (2002). Larson, and Brean Duncan; 7(3), 245-51
Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank Overflow Risk Analysis for Stormwater Quality (2002).
Storage. Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro Control Basins. —James C. Y. Guo; 7(6), Mathematical Modeling of Watershed Hydrology.
Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89 428-34 (2002). —Vijay P. Singh and David A. Woolhiser; 7(4),
(2002). Urban development 270-92 (2002).
Synthetic hydrology Coupling Simulation of Water and Energy Coupling Simulation of Water and Energy
Synthetic Rain Flood Hydrology for the Budgets and Analysis of Urban Development Budgets and Analysis of Urban Development
Sacramento and San Joaquin River Basins. Impact. — Yangwen Jia, Guangheng Ni, Impact. — Yangwen Jia, Guangheng Ni,
—John T. Hickey, Robert F. Collins, John M. Junichi Yoshitani, Yoshihisa Kawahara, and Junichi Yoshitani, Yoshihisa Kawahara, and
High, Kevin A. Richardson, Laurine L. White, Tsuyoshi Kinouchi; 7(4), 302-11 (2002). Tsuyoshi Kinouchi; 7(4), 302-11 (2002).
and Paul E. Pugner; 7(3), 195-208 (2002). Urbanization Coupling HEC-HMS with Atmospheric Models
Terrain models Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in for Prediction of Watershed Runoff. —M. L.
Creating a Terrain Model for Floodplain Urbanizing Watersheds. —R. Edward Beighley Anderson, Z.-Q. Chen, M. L. Kavvas, and
Mapping Eric C. Tate, David R. Maidment, and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 (2002). Arlen Feldman; 7(4), 312-8 (2002).
Francisco Olivera, and David J. Anderson; Vegetation Extension of TR-55 for Microwatersheds.
7(2), 100-8 (2002). Vegetation Indices to Aid Areal —Richard H. McCuen and Olu Okunola; 7(4),
Thermal couples Evapotranspiration —_ Estimations. —Jozsef 319-25 (2002).
Soil Water Heat of Transport. —Lyle Prunty; Szilagyi; 7(5), 368-72 (2002). Fuzzy Rule-based Methodology for Estimating
7(6), 435-40 (2002). Water discharge Monthly Groundwater Recharge in a
Thermal properties Extension of TR-55 for Microwatersheds. Temperate Watershed. —Emery A. Coppola,
Soil Water Heat of Transport. —Lyle Prunty; —Richard H. McCuen and Olu Okunola; 7(4), Jr., Lucien Duckstein, and Donald Davis; 7(4),
7(6), 435-40 (2002). 319-25 (2002). 326-35 (2002).
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Wells
Drawdown Distribution around Large Diameter
Well in Double Porosity Medium. — Zekai
Sen; 7(1), 90-6 (2002).
Discharge-Drawdown Relationship of Eccentric
Wells. — Mehmet Emin Birpinar and Sukru
Ayhan Gazioglu; 7(3), 260-4 (2002).
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2002 ANNUAL INDEX
Author Index
Adrian, Donald Dean Bobee, Bernard Choudhury, Parthasarathi
Diffusion-Based Semi-Infinite Fourier Probability Approach for Describing Statistical Properties of Flood Routing in River Networks Using Equivalent
Distribution. —Donald Dean Adrian, Vijay P. Flood Hydrograph. — Sheng Yue, Taha B. M. J. Muskingum Inflow. _ Parthasarathi
Singh, and Zhi-Qiang Deng; 7(2), 154-67 Ouarda, Bernard Bobée, Pierre Legendre, and Choudhury, Rakesh Kumar Shrivastava, and
(2002) Pierre Bruneau; 7(2), 147-53 (2002). Sandeep M. Narulkar; 7(6), 413-9 (2002).
Ahuja, Lajpat R. Boes, Duane C. Collins, Robert F.
Hydrologic Response of Grasslands: Effects of Regional Frequency Analysis of Extreme Precipita- Synthetic Rain Flood Hydrology for the Sacra-
Grazing, Interactive Infiltration, and Scale. tion in Northeastern Colorado and Fort Collins mento and San Joaquin River Basins. — John T.
—Fritz R. Fiedler, Gary W. Frasier, Jorge A. Flood of 1997. — Oli G. B. Sveinsson, Jose D. Hickey, Robert F. Collins, John M. High, Kevin
Ramirez, and Lajpat R. Ahuja; 7(4), 293-301 Salas, and Duane C. Boes; 7(1), 49-63 (2002). A. Richardson, Laurine L. White, and Paul E.
(2002). Pugner; 7(3), 195-208 (2002).
Bruneau, Pierre
Altunkaynak, Abdusselam Approach for Describing Statistical Properties of Connell, Robert J.
Discussion of “Development of Exceedance Prob- Flood Hydrograph. — Sheng Yue, Taha B. M. J. Errata for ‘““Two-Dimensional Flood Plain Flow. I:
ability Streamflow Forecast’ by Thomas C. Quarda, Bernard Bobée, Pierre Legendre, and Model Description,” by. — Cornel Beffa and
Piechota, Francis H. S. Chiew, John A. Dracup, Pierre Bruneau; 7(2), 147-53 (2002). Robert J. Connell; 7(2), 194 (2002).
and Thomas A. McMahon. —Zekai Sen and Ab- Coppola, Emery A., Jr.
Brusseau, Mark L.
dusselam Altunkaynak; 7(3), 265-7 (2002). Fuzzy Rule-based Methodology for Estimating
Spatial Moments for Reactive Transport in Hetero-
Anderson, David J. Monthly Groundwater Recharge in a Temperate
geneous Porous Media. — Rajesh Srivastava,
Creating a Terrain Model for Floodplain Mapping. Watershed. — Emery A. Coppola, Jr., Lucien
Pramod K. Sharma, and Mark L. Brusseau; 7(4),
—Eric C. Tate, David R. Maidment, Francisco Duckstein, and Donald Davis; 7(4), 326-35
336-41 (2002).
Olivera, and David J. Anderson; 7(2), 100-8 Errata for “Spatial Moments for Reactive Trans- (2002).
(2002) port in Heterogeneous Porous Media” by Rajesh Cornish, P. S.
Anderson, M. L. Srivastava, Pramod K. Sharma, and Mark L. Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using
Coupling HEC-HMS with Atmospheric Models for Brusseau. — Rajesh Srivastava, Pramod K. Rainfall-Runoff Model and Digital Elevation
Prediction of Watershed Runoff. —M. L. Ander- Sharma, and Mark L. Brusseau; 7(6), 449 Model. — H. Sun, P. S. Cornish, and T. M.
son, Z.-Q. Chen, M. L. Kavvas, and Arlen (2002). Daniell; 7(6), 404-12 (2002).
Feldman; 7(4), 312-8 (2002). Burian, Steven J. Daniell, T. M.
Aral, Mustafa M. Closure to “Training Artificial Neural Networks to Spatial Variability in Hydrologic Modeling Using
Closure to “Identification of Contaminant Source Perform Rainfall Disaggregation” by Steven J. Rainfall-Runoff Model and Digital Elevation
Location and Release History in Aquifers” by Burian, S. Rocky Durrans, Stephan J. Nix, and Model. — H. Sun, P. S. Cornish, and T. M.
Mustafa M. Aral, Jiabao Guan, and Morris L. Robert E. Pitt. —Steven J. Burian and S. Rocky Daniell; 7(6), 404-12 (2002).
Maslia. — Mustafa M. Aral, Jiabao Guan, and Durrans; 7(4), 343 (2002). Datta, Bithin
Morris L. Maslia; 7(5), 400-1 (2002) Discussion of “Identification of Contaminant
Carpenter, Theresa M.
Baltas, Evangelos Source Location and Release History in Aqui-
Precipitation Uncertainty and Raingauge Network
Quantity and Quality Integrated Catchment Model- fers” by Mustafa M. Aral, Jiabao Guan, and
Design within Folsom Lake Watershed.
ing under Climate Change with use of Soil and Morris L. Maslia. —Bithin Datta; 7(5), 399-400
—Dimitris Tsintikidis, Konstantine P. Geor-
Water Assessment Tool Model. —Ekaterini gakakos, Jason A. Sperfslage, Diane E. Smith, (2002).
Varanou, Eleni Gkouvatsou, Evangelos Baltas, and Theresa M. Carpenter; 7(2), 175-84 (2002). Davis, Donald
and Maria Mimikou; 7(3), 228-44 (2002). Fuzzy Rule-based Methodology for Estimating
Chen, Charng Ning
Beffa, Cornel Monthly Groundwater Recharge in a Temperate
Conversion of Unit Hydrographs by Complemen-
Errata for “Two-Dimensional Flood Plain Flow. I: Watershed. —Emery A. Coppola, Jr., Lucien
tary Hydrograph Method. —Charng Ning Chen
Model Description,” by. —Cornel Beffa and Duckstein, and Donald Davis; 7(4), 326-35
and Chu Yang Tang; 7(6), 420-7 (2002).
Robert J. Connell; 7(2), 194 (2002). (2002).
Beighley, R. Edward Chen, Huey-Long Deng, Zhi-Qiang
Trend Assessment in Rainfall-Runoff Behavior in Testing Hydrologic Time Series for Stationarity. Diffusion-Based Semi-Infinite Fourier Probability
Urbanizing Watersheds. —R. Edward Beighley —Huey-Long Chen and A. Ramachandra Rao; Distribution. —Donald Dean Adrian, Vijay P.
and Glenn E. Moglen; 7(1), 27-34 (2002). 7(2), 129-36 (2002). Singh, and Zhi-Qiang Deng; 7(2), 154-67
Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events Chen, Z.-Q. (2002).
within Susquehanna River Basin. —R. Edward Coupling HEC-HMS with Atmospheric Models for Douglas, Ellen M.
Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Arthur C. Prediction of Watershed Runoff. —M. L. Ander- Impact of Streamflow Persistence on Hydrologic
Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002). son, Z.-Q. Chen, M. L. Kavvas, and Arlen Design. — Ellen M. Douglas, Richard M. Vogel,
Birikundavyi, S. Feldman; 7(4), 312-8 (2002). and Charles N. Kroll; 7(3), 220-7 (2002).
Performance of Neural Networks in Daily Stream- Chiew, Francis H. S. Dracup, John A.
flow Forecasting. —S. Birikundavyi, R. Labib, Closure to ‘Development of Exceedance Probabil- Closure to “Development of Exceedance Probabil-
H. T. Trung, and J. Rousse7(l5)l, e39;2- 8 (2002). ity Streamflow Forecast’ by Thomas C. ity Streamflow Forecast’ by Thomas C.
Birpinar, Mehmet Emin Piechota, Francis H. S. Chiew, John A. Dracup, Piechota, Francis H. S. Chiew, John A. Dracup,
Discharge-Drawdown Relationship of Eccentric and Thomas A. McMahon. —Thomas C. and Thomas A. McMahon. —Thomas C.
Wells. — Mehmet Emin Birpinar and Sukru Piechota, Francis H. S. Chiew, John A. Dracup, Piechota, Francis H. S. Chiew, John A. Dracup,
Ayhan Gazioglu; 7(3), 260-4 (2002). and Thomas A. McMahon; 7(3), 267 (2002). and Thomas A. McMahon; 7(3), 267 (2002).
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Duckstein, Lucien Guo, James C. Y. Jia, Yangwen
Fuzzy Rule-based Methodology for Estimating Overflow Risk Analysis for Stormwater Quality Coupling Simulation of Water and Energy Budgets
Monthly Groundwater Recharge in a Temperate Control Basins James C. Y. Guo; 7(6), and Analysis of Urban Development Impact
Watershed. — Emery A. Coppola, Jr., Lucien 428-34 (2002). Yangwen Jia, Guangheng Ni, Junichi Yoshitani,
Duckstein, and Donald Davis; 7(4), 326-35 Yoshihisa Kawahara, and Tsuyoshi Kinouchi:
Hantush, Mohamed M.
(2002). 7(4), 302-11 (2002).
Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank
Duncan, Brean
Storage. Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro Johnson, Dennis
Runoff Impacts of Land-Use Change in Indian
Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89 Application and National Geographic Information
River Lagoon Watershed. — Youngsug Kim,
Bernard A. Engel, Kyoung Jae Lim, Vickie Lar- (2002). System Database to Support Two-Year Flood
son, and Brean Duncan; 7(3), 245-51 (2002). Harada, Morihiro and Threshold Runoff Estimates Seann
Reed, Dennis Johnson, and Timothy Sweeney;
Durrans, S. Rocky Hydraulics of Stream Flow Routing with Bank
7(3), 209-19 (2002)
Closure to “Training Artificial Neural Networks to Storage. — Mohamed M. Hantush, Morihiro
Perform Rainfall Disaggregation” by Steven J. Harada, and Miguel A. Marino; 7(1), 76-89 Johnson, Dennis L.
Burian, S. Rocky Durrans, Stephan J. Nix, and (2002). Subsurface Response Model for Storm Events
Robert E. Pitt. — Steven J. Burian and S. Rocky within Susquehanna River Basin. — R. Edward
Hickey, John T.
Durrans: 7(4), 343 (2002). Beighley, Dennis L. Johnson, and Arthur C
Synthetic Rain Flood Hydrology for the Sacra-
Estimation of Depth-Area Relationships using Miller; 7(2), 185-91 (2002)
Radar-Rainfall Data. — S. Rocky Durrans, Les- mento and San Joaquin River Basins. — John T
ley T. Julian, and Michael Yekta; 7(5), 356-67 Hickey, Robert F. Collins, John M. High, Kevin Julian, Lesley T.
(2002). \. Richardson, Laurine L. White, and Paul E. Estimation of Depth-Area Relationships using
Engel, Bernard A. Pugner; 7(3), 195-208 (2002). Radar-Rainfall Data S. Rocky Durrans, Les-
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