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Journal of Hydrology, 135 (1992) 399-400 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Contents Research Papers The dynamic relationship between ground water and the Columbia River: using deuterium and oxygen-18 as tracers K.A. McCarthy, W.D. McFarland, J.M. Wilkinson (Portland, OR, USA) and L.D. White (Menlo Park, CA, USA) . . Laboratory and numerical investigations of‘ emnincite ndtidine tu inm aid J. Host Madsen and K. Hogh Jensen (Lyngby, Denmark) . Testing the groundwater ridging hypothesis of streamflow generation during mniandel ina Some’ catchment J.M. Buttle and K. Sami (Peterborough, Ont., Canada) . ; Determining soil hydrologic properties from rain simulator or double ring inflltronaeter experiments: a comparison J. Touma and J. Albergel (Dakar, Senegal) . : Blanket bog in Newfoundland. Part |. The occurrence and enemnmabatiiod of ae. water depose J.S. Price (Kingston, Ont., Canada) ae Blanket bog in Newfoundland. Part 2. tedeaed processes J.S. Price (Kingston, Ont., Canada) ; Using fractal dimensions of stained flow patterns in a clay ool too gee ee flow R. Hatano (Sapporo, Japan) and H.W.G. Booltink (Wageningen, Netherlands) A spatial, time-dependent approach to estimation of hydrologic data B. Berkowitz, M. Ben-Zvi (Jerusalem, Israel) and J. Berkowitz (Vancouver, B.C., Canada) Evaluating Manning’s roughness coefficients for tilled soils Y.M. Mohamoud (Ibadan, Nigeria) Hypersalinity: a dramatic change in the hadrology. of Sahelian estuaries H.H.G. Savenije (Delft, Netherlands) and J. Pagés (Montpellier, France) . . . , Environmental tracer analysis of winter profile development in two basins of Shagawa Lake, Minnesota R.E. Stauffer (Madison, WI, USA). : Evaluation of the depth-integration method of measuring water datange' in» lenge:r ivers J.A. Moody and B.M. Troutman (Denver, CO, USA) uf Dissolved major elements exported by the Congo and the Ubangi rivers doting the sisi 1987- 1989 J.-L. Probst, R.-R. Nkounkou, G. Krempp (Strasbourg, France), J.-P. Bricquet (Brazzaville, Congo), J.-P. Thiébaux (Bangui, Central African Republic) and J.-C. Olivry (Bamako, Mali) The use of hydrochemical sections to identify recharge areas and saline intrusions in alluvial aquifers, southeast Queensland, Australia W. Dixon and B. Chiswell (Queensland, Australia) . Simultaneous parameter estimation and contaminant source charactecaation fon coupled groundwater flow and contaminant transport modelling B.J. Wagner (Menlo Park, CA, USA). The effects of tree harvesting on stream-water quality at an acidic and are sensitive spruce forested area: Plynlimon, mid-Wales C. Neal, C.J. Smith, S. Hill, M. Neal, T. Conway, G.P. Ryland, H.A. Jeffrey (Wallingford, UK) and R. Fisher (Lampeter, UK). Hydraulique des unités d’interfluves et de bas-fond tomebeeen: |un veneugle en zone é etche altéré (Madagascar) J.C. Grillot et B. Dussarrat (Montpellier, France) 400 CONTENTS Non-linear modelling of the rainfall-runoff transformation R.K. Kachroo (Galway, Ireland) and L. Natale (Pavia, Italy) The Xinanjiang model applied in China R.-J. Zhou (Nanjing, People’s Republic of China) . Particle movement of melt water in subdrained agricultural basin L. Bengtsson (Lund, Sweden), P. Seuna, A. Lepist6 (Helsinki, Finland) and R.K. Saxena (Uppsala, Sweden)