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Journal of Hydrology, 146 (1993) 463-464 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Contents Research Papers Separating streamflow into groundwater, solum and upwelling flow and its implications for hydrochemical modelling Ros OE: Oe, I ok Noga VM oe ee et l Acidic mine drainage in carbonate terrains: geochemical processes and rates of calcite dissolution Sas PD de: ke po 6 oe eR ee ee ee A be 13 Geochemistry of the Obey River Basin, north-central Tennessee: a case of acid mine water in a kart drainage system fe 0 ee en ere. Tae 29 Statistical evaluation of hydrologic conditions in the vicinity of abandoned underground coal mines around Cannelburg, Indiana D. Harper and G.A. Olyphant. .............4.. eas | ec ieee 49 A model for phase lag of secondary flow in river meanders ee BY ee se ; 73 Flushing factors and a sharp front solution for solute transport with multicomponent ion exchange C.A.J. Appelo, J.A. Hendriks and M. van Veldhuizen ..........2... 89 Flow between aquifers through filled cylindrical conduits: analytical solution and epplication to underground nuclear testing sites a i ae a ee ee eee ee ae ee es ee ee a 115 Analysis of time-series measurements of sediment temperature for identification of gaining vs.s losing portions of Juday Creek, Indiana es es Ge nn a. eee ae Oe ee ke el ee an a a. ae Hydrochemistry and rock weathering in a sub-tropical Lesser Himalayan river basin in Kumeun, India a ee ee ea a ee ee es eee ae Gee Le Hydrology of a prairie slough ee gg ia ke ee a we ee ee ee 175 Comparison of the Bowen ratio-energy balance and the water balance methods for the measurement of evapotranspiration i meee OO GL. ww tt te ee 209 Relationships between precipitation, stemflow and throughfall for a lowland bosch olantation, Black Wood, Hampshire, southern England: findings on interception at a forest edge and the effects of storm damage C. Neal, A.J. Robson, C.L. Bhardwaj, T. Conway, H.A. Jeffery, M. Neal, G.P. Ryland, Cc TE, «0 6 a) 8 o o'e S4 Soe 6 oe 6 Rw ea BS . aa The potential for estimating regional sensible heat flux from convective boundary layer growth GN os a6 bok a eb ee Be ee 8 ee Oe eee ee ee aS 235 Borehole dilution tests in the vicinity of an extraction well AN Sk kg oe ce. ea etw eet eh Pew 6 6 oie Oe OA eee ae ae The character and causes of a pronounced snowmelt-induced ‘acidic episode’ in a stream in a Scottish subarctic catchment T.D. Davies, M. Tranter, I1.L. Blackwood and P.W. Abrahams. ........ . 267 Evapotranspiration from agricultural plant communities in the high rainfall zone of the southwest of Western Australia is See ee RS i 5 ig le 8 ee ee Ole 8 ee Ok 301 Development of an approximate model for unsaturated flow with root water uptake eoder rectangular water content profiles assumption Sa GO UE gk ne ee eh ee ee 8 ee ee ee ee we 464 Determining the origins and history of sedimentation in an underground river system using natural and fallout radionuclides A.S. Murray, R. Stanton, J.M. Olley and R. Morton. ............ ats one ee Variations in aqueous sulfate concentrations at Panola Mountain, Georgia J.B. Shanley and N.E. Peters ..... . a a ae ee ae Ses 7 7 ee eae eee Reservoir storage capacity with gamma inflows a TN ee Be ks gk oe 8 oe 0 ee eS 383 Isotope hydrology study of the Axios River plain in northern Greece Th. Christodoulou, I.L. Leontiadis, A. Morfis, B.R. Payne and S. Tzimourtas. ..... . 39] Hydrological explanation of the flow in karst: example of the Crnojevica spring eS eek ee ee we ee ee ee ea Aer ree 405 Floodflow frequency model selection in Australia R.M. Vogel, T.A. McMahon and F.H.S.Chiew.... 1... 2. cee ene ne sees 421 Book Reviews GeoArchive on CD-ROM — M.J. Lowing. ...............4+884 451 Growth and Water Use of Forest Plantations by I.R. Calder, R.L. Hall and P.G. Adlard (Editors) ca hocks tee se ay oe Be oe 6 a aaa baa ee ew a is> ae Statistical Treatment of Data on Environmental Isotopes in Precipitation — D.B. Smith . uc. ie Land, Water and Development. River Basin Systems and Their Sustainable Management by re Ps CUSIP eS cle Bie be dk See we Re ee ere 456 Corrigendum ........... “ew st Se ee ee eee ee eee eee 459 IR a mS Oe OT ye ee a ae a ee