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Journal of Hydrology Journal of Hydrology 202 (1997) 396-397 Contents Research Papers Hydrological response of snowpack under rain-on-snow events: a field study P. Singh, G. Spitzbart, H. Hiibl and H.W. Weinmeister.........0..0..0.0.. .ee .e. ee e 1 Soil moisture, water tension, and water table relationships in a managed cutover bog ea ee Soe ee ee eee terre. thot Ew See ear ery ear Gre ee we aren eee ree 21 Rainfall redistribution over low hills due to flow perturbation S.G. Bradley, W.R. Gray, L.D. Pigott, A.W. Seed, C.D. Stow and G.L. Austin........... 33 An adaptive modeling and monitoring approach to describe the hydrologic behavior of small catchments Oe ee TEE Ser EE EEC ECON eT EERE OC. Ce ee ee 48 Water table fluctuation in soils overlying semi-confined aquifers in response to time-varying replenishment Le. Seemeom, 1:5. Case Ome OF.N. ROreeuees. cc cecet wa see 78 Use of air permeability to estimate infiltrability of frozen soil re te ee eae Or ae ee eee ee ae 95 On the applicability of Bartlett-Lewis rectangular pulses models in the modeling of design storms at a point Pu, Were, Fu. BO Oe PP. TIO THOU bik ski os ne ec eee eee ade tewens 108 A numerical study of bank storage and its contribution to streamflow a ee ee a kee ed bbs ce ke kad RAO hee eee wk ee Ree ee 121 Effectiveness of using pedo-transfer functions to quantify the spatial variability of soil water retention characteristics i, eR Sh eS Par gee Wak pean Ae CA Ween 9 0 aM Aw 83 eS eo 137 Including spatially variable effective soil depths in TOPMODEL eee, tk, CN ON id a ck eho whe bees ews apiaseebweneecaes 158 Entropy-based grouping of river flow regimes ID hy ee ie weed a a Gaal oc ae Eel ney ce dle a ak Re eS 173 Constructing correlated random fields in the laboratory for observations of fluid flow and mass transport oe oe a igs se ae a me otk € RM ad ale OWS ek ENA 192 Catchment similarity for regional flood frequency analysis using seasonality measures Numerical simulation of the Noordbergum effect resulting from groundwater pumping in a layered aquifer system ee eea ean a ok oe Ak we ak ae eee 231 Numerical versus statistical modelling of natural response of a karst hydrogeological system L. Eisenlohr, M. Bouzelboudjen, L. Kiraly and Y. Rossier..................00200000% 244 Climate change effects on the hydrologic regime within the Churchill-Nelson River Basin es IE I ie Sng aia so bog ie Se hd wh eh bo Ok Oe RS OEM 263 Density-dependent flow in one-dimensional variably-saturated media A, ee, Se NE AP. NOU ok pce ici ce ce ew aver ten enebes 280 A simplified dynamic model for flood routing in rectangular channels ee sd wlan od A AN RO OO ES KA dea sees 302 Factors controlling the distribution and transport of trichloroethene in a sand aquifer: hydrogeology and results of an in situ transport experiment oe; ee ayks Lk ceieW eae oad wo od pow eee eee 315 Surface water chemistry, particularly concentrations of NO; and DO and 6!°N values, near a tea plantation in Kyushu, Japan H. li, T. Hirata, H. Matsuo, M. Nishikawa and N. Tase..........2..02.00. c. e.e e.eu e Contents Use of mineral magnetic measurements to fingerprint suspended sediment sources: approaches and techniques for data analysis J. Walden, M.C. Slattery and T.P. Burt The use of aquifer response rate in the assessment of groundwater resources A.D. Erskine and A. Papaioannou List of Reviewers 1 November 1996 to 1 November 1997