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Journal of Hydrology Journal of Hydrology 204 (1998) 308 Contents Research Papers Improved estimates of the areal extent of snow cover from AVHRR data J.J. Simpson, J.R. Stitt and M. Sienko Physical response of a karst drainage basin to flood pulses: example of the Devil’s Icebox cave system (Missouri, USA) T. Halihan, C.M. Wicks and J.F. Engeln Diurnal cycles of evaporation using a two-layer hydrological model V. Lakshmi and E.F. Wood On the interaction between infiltration and Hortonian runoff C. Corradini, R. Morbidelli and F. Melone The relationship between the nitrate concentration and hydrology of a small chalk spring; Israel A. Burg and T.H.E. Heaton Multi-objective global optimization for hydrologic models P.O. Yapo, H.V. Gupta and S. Sorooshian Water transport in soils as in fractal media Y. Pachepsky and D. Timlin A quasi-analytical solution for groundwater movement in hillslopes L.D. Connell, C. Jayatilaka and M. Bailey Abnormal fluid pressures caused be deposition and erosion of sedimentary basins J.J. Jiao and C. Zheng El Nino/Southern Oscillation and Australian rainfall, streamflow and drought: Links and potential for forecasting F.H.S. Chiew,, T.C. Piechota, J.A. Dracup and T.A. McMahon Transformation of point rainfall to areal rainfall: Intensity-duration-frequency curves M. Sivapalan and G. Bléschl Chaotic characteristics of the Southern Oscillation Index time series A. Kawamura, A.I. McKerchar, R.H. Spigel and K. Jinno A modified Mann-Kendall trend test for autocorrelated data K.H. Hamed and A. Ramachandra Rao Tracer tests and contaminant transport rates in dual-porosity formations with application to the WIPP R.W. Ostensen Stochastic sediment transport in soil erosion I.G. Lisle, C.W. Rose, W.L. Hogarth, P.B. Hairsine, G.C. Sander and J.-Y. Parlange Relating baseflow to catchment properties in south-eastern Australia G.C. Lacey and R.B. Grayson Baseflow separation based on analytical solutions of the Boussinesq equation J. Szilagyi and M.B. Parlange The significance of viscosity in density-dependent flow of groundwater D.U. Ophori Multi-level slug tests in highly permeable formations: 1. Modification of the Springer-Gelhar (SG) model V.A. Zlotnik and V.L. McGuire Multi-level slug tests in highly permeable formations: 2. Hydraulic conductivity identification, method verification, and field applications V.A. Zlotnik and V.L. McGuire Discussion A general lumped parameter model for the interpretation of tracer data and transit time calculation in hydrologic systems Comments P. Matoszewski and A. Zuber Book Review Floodplain Processes, M.G. Anderson, D.E. Walling and P.D. Bates Guide for Authors