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Journal of Hydrology, 140 (1992) 399-400 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Contents Research Papers Application of the SHE to catchments in India. Part |. General results J.C. Refsgaard, B. Storm, G.H. Jorgensen (Horsholm, Denmark), $.M. Seth, S. Chandra (Uttar Pradesh, India), J.C. Bathurst (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK) and M. Erlich (Echirolles, France) Application of the SHE to catchments in India. Part 2. Field experiments and simulation studies with the SHE on the Kolar subcatchment of the Narmada River S.K. Jain, R.D. Singh (Uttar Pradesh, India), B. Storm, J.C. Refsgaard (Horsholm, Denmark) and J.C. Bathurst (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK). The ‘principal components’ statistical method as a complementary approach to© geochemical methods in water quality factor identification; application to the Coastal Plain aquifer of Israel A. Melloul and M. Collin (Tel Aviv, Israel) . Formation of saline groundwaters in the Baltic region through freezing of seawater daring glacial periods A. Bein and A. Arad (Jerusalem, Israel). gids! Origin and age of thermal waters in Cieplice Spa, Sudeten, Poland, inforved from isotope, chemical and noble gas data W. Cigzkowski, P.M. Lesniak (Wroclaw, Poland), M. Gréning (Heidelberg, Germany), S.M. Weise (Neuherberg, Germany) and A. Zuber (Cracow, Poland) The seasonal variation of streamwater chemistry in three forested Mediterranean cotcanente J. Pifiol, A. Avila and F. Roda (Barcelona, Spain). Storm solute behaviour in a montane Mediterranean forested catchment A. Avila, J. Piiiol, F. Roda (Barcelona, Spain) and C. Neal (Wallingford, UK) Stable hydrogen and oxygen isotope studies of rainfall and streamwaters for two contrasting bbolen oak areas of Catalonia, northeastern Spain C. Neal, M. Neal, A. ee UK), A. Avila, J. Pifiol and F. Roda (Barcelona, Spain) , Nutrient concentration , patterns in streams draining alpine and ‘subelpine catchments, Fraser Experimental Forest, Colorado R. Stottlemyer (Houghton, MI, USA) and C.A. Troendle (Ft. Collins, CO, USA) Generation of multivariate autoregressive sequences with emphasis on initial values T.A. Ula (Ankara, Turkey). An artificial recharge experiment in the San Jacinto besin, Riverside, “southern California T.-C. Lee, A.E. Williams (Riverside, CA, USA) and C. Wang (Los Angeles, CA, USA). Flow against dispersion in two-dimensional regions M.M. Aral and Y. Tang (Atlanta, GA, USA) . Hydrogeologic controls on peatland development in the Malloryville ‘Wetland, New York (USA) J.P. McNamara, D.I. Siegel (Syracuse, NY, USA), P.H. Glaser (Minneapolis, MN, USA) and R.M. Beck (Freeville, NY, USA). . Pollution-related acidification in the urban aquifer, Birmingham, UK M. Ford, J.H. Tellam and M. Hughes (Birmingham, UK). Sediment delivery on rill and interrill areas J.E. Gilley (Lincoln, NE, USA), D.C. Kincaid (Kimberly, ID, USA), W.J. Elliot (Columbus, OH, USA) and J.M. Laflen (West Lafayette, IN, USA) . : Isotope hydrological study of mean transit times in an alpine basin (Wimbachtal, Gennene) P. Maloszewski, W. Rauert, P. Trimborn (Neuherberg, Germany), A. Herrmann (Braunschweig, Germany) and R. Rau (Munich, Germany). 400 Experimental stream acidification — the influence of sediment and streambed vegetation R.C. Ferrier, R.G. McMahon, T.A.B. Walker, A.C. Edwards (Aberdeen, UK), R. Harriman and D. King (Pitlochry, UK) Mae A Reels tat See grschs. te faa 2 dTS ees A comparison of the toluene distillation and vacuum/heat methods for extracting soil water for stable isotopic analysis N.L. Ingraham and C. Shadel (Las Vegas, NV, USA) Technical Note An improved numerical implementation of Calder’s stochastic model of rainfall interception — a note R.L. Hall (Wallingford, UK) Book Reviews Applied Groundwater Modeling — Simulation of Flow and Advective Transport . Water Resources Engineering Risk Assessment . Announcement 0 .ii ier