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Journal of Hydrology, 136 (1992) 401-402 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Contents Research Papers Comparison of various flood frequency distributions using annual flood peaks data of rivers in Anatolia I a Pe ee ee ae ee en ae eee eee l Beryllium concentrations in rainfall, stemflow, throughfall, mist and stream waters for an upland acidified area of mid-Wales C. Neal, H.A. Jeffery, T. Conway, G.P. Ryland, C.J. Smith, M. Neal (Wallingford, UK) and ey gna ge es Se ek we Ob oe ee 33 Gravel-bed deposition and erosion by bedform migration observed ultrasonically during storm flow, North Fork Toutle River, Washington a ee rr eS gb kee 6 St ole eb ee ee ee ee 51 A multi-layered radial flow model interpretation of drill stem test data Tam SOUS Er. Be Ge, Oi ttt et ee 8 eee we 73 A mini slug test method for determination of a local hydraulic conductivity of an unconfined sandy acquifer K. Hinsby, L.J. Andersen, V. Clausen (Copenhagen, Denmark), P.L. Bjerg and B. Skov Ne ea a Ne ee ors gS a se ee ge ee kla e eG 87 Spatial variability of hydraulic conductivity of an confined sandy aquifer determined by a mini slug test P.L. Bjerg, T.H. Christensen (Lyngby, Denmark), K. Hinsby and P. Gravesen (Copenhagen, ek is gk GR A ln el ti ci a ca ae et eRe ee age i aR Pe ee ogg 107 Seasonal dynamics of groundwater-lake interactions at Dofana National Park, Spain L.A. Sacks, J.S. Herman (Charlottesville, WA, USA), L.F. Konikow (Reston, VA, USA) and a ) «5 ok 6 6 ek we & ee ee ee ee ee Oe eo Oe 123 Variations in streamwater nitrate concentrations and nitrogen budgets over 10 years in a headwater catchment in mid-Wales B. Reynolds, B.A. Emmett (Bangor, UK) and C. Woods (Grange-over-Sands, UK). . . . . 155 Parameter estimation in an aquifer—water table aquitard system M. Sekhar, M.S. Mohan Kumar and K. Sridharan (Bangalore, India) .......... 177 The impact of the Suwannee River Sill on the surface hydrology of Okefenokee Swamp, USA Z.-Y. Yin (Atlanta, GA, USA) and G.A. Brook (Athens, GA, USA). .......... 193 Evaporation at high elevations in Hawaii T.W. Giambelluca and D. Nullet (Honolulu, HI, USA). ................ 219 Simulation of stream-water chemistry with soil solution and groundwater flow contributions W.H. Hendershot (Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Que., Canada), S. Savoie and F. Courchesne re 2. ee a a a ee eee oe A Oe 8 eee bee 237 Comparison of diffuse discharge from shallow water tables in soils and salt flats P.J. Thorburn, G.R. Walker and P.H. Woods (Glen Osmond, S.A., Australia). . .... . 253 Steady-state suspension of snow J.W. Pomeroy and D.H. Male (Saskatoon, Sask., Canada) ............4.4.. 275 The effects of irrigation waste-water disposal in a former discharge zone of the Murray Basin, Australia L.A. Chambers, B.G. Williams, C.J. Barnes and R.J. Wasson (Canberra, A.C.T., Australia) 303 Quantitative assessment of the flow pattern in the southern Arava Valley (Israel) by environmental tracers and mixing cell model E.M. Adar, A.S. Issar (Sede-Boger, Israel), E. Rosenthal (Jerusalem, Israel) and O. Batelaan CN. aie neo te ea ag eee eg ke 6 be ke ae ee Ow 402 Influence of elevation on regional evapotranspiration using multivariate geostatistics for various climatic regimes in Oregon A. Martinez-Cob (Zaragoza, Spain) and R.H. Cuenca (Corvallis, OR, USA). Water table fluctuations in an aquifer system owing to time-varying surface infiltration and canal recharge S.N. Rai and R.N. Singh (Hyderabad, India) Discussions The matched diffusivity technique applied to kinematic cascades. I. Model description and validation — comment M. Perumal (Roorkee, India) . PO ae ee ag ee ae ee ae mae ae The matched diffusivity technique applied to kinematic cascades. I. Model description and validation — reply B.H. Schmid (Vienna, Austria). The application of probability weighted moments in estimating the parameters of a2 Pearson type three distribution — comment W. Jakubowski (Wroclaw, Poland) .