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Available online at www.sciencedirect.com Journal science @oineer- of Hydrology Journal of Hydrology 280 (2003) 285 www.elsevier.com/locate/jhydrol Contents of Volume 280 Vol. 280, Nos. 1-4 September 10, 2003 Research Papers Interception loss as a function of rainfall and forest types: stochastic modelling for tropical canopies revisited BO SES Pe tre er ra ge Re wre ee Nt te ler ae rty antes moe rey er rarer eer ear Pe a near 1 Inferring the location of catchment characteristic soil moisture monitoring sites. Covariance structures in the temporal domain T.K. Thierfelder, R.B. Grayson, D. von Rosen and A.W. Western... . 0.0.2.eee. e.et e ens 13 Sediment deposition from flow at low gradients into a buffer strip—a critical test of re-entrainment theory .w. Rose, B. Yu; W.L. Mowe, AE.A. Clee aiee Fi. CONG ooo i ic bce cette erect neveneeserevens 33 Methodology for construction, calibration and validation of a national hydrological model for Denmark H.J. Henriksen, L. Troldborg, P. Nyegaard, T.O. Sonnenborg, J.C. Refsgaard and B. Madsen............e.e.e. e.e:e 52 Simulating sensitivity of soil moisture and evapotranspiration under heterogeneous soils and land uses R. Mahmood and K.G. Hubbard aE OE CAT RNS Wee ME AUR PRG ENON ooo PEE aR aig & TREN Té Influence of forest fires on climate change studies in the central boreal forest of Canada NR Ree nN Eira ey ares cure A ewer are ee ie emia ae ore ere eer rer 91 Scaling effects on modeled surface energy-balance components using the NOAH-OSU land surface model Sr eee rer re ee nT Peay ys See es ee rer he eee ee ees 105 Modelling of evaporation in a sparse millet crop using a two-source model including sensible heat advection within the canopy a Se 6 oe dg UE erk tiee O28 haw RR Se ARES EE KARR ROE ES OREM 124 Sequential assimilation of soil moisture and streamflow data in a conceptual rainfall-runoff model Se, Ma, I UI, oo oo wed wc Ace Wh alk Re ee eee A EOS Ro 8 hie we Oe OR OE 145 The simulation of heat and water exchange in the boreal spruce forest by the land-surface model SWAP ee ee er Oe Ee ee er eer eee ee Te eee Ee TES Cot eee ee ee 162 The effects of partial rootzone drying on root, trunk sap flow and water balance in an irrigated pear (Pyrus communis L.) orchard ee RE NS Pe re ewe rn ee ie Tee eee ere Pere ee eT eT eee eT 192 Development of a high resolution runoff routing model, calibration and application to assess runoff from the LMD GCM A. Ducharne, C. Golaz, E. Leblois, K. Laval, J. Polcher, E. Ledoux and G. de Marsily.... 2... 0.0... cee eee eee eee 207 Flood delineation in a large and complex alluvial valley, lower Panuco basin, Mexico P.F. Hudson and R.R. Colditz ee ae Le Wa RSE ROE oe OX SEALE 229 Stream water infiltration, bank storage, and storage zone changes due to stream-stage fluctuations ee I Ss ag io aos cb be Fa a EE OA OA 8 RES UE OE FORO TEE 4 ce Cee eer eee eee RE EAS. 246 Alternative PWM-estimators of the Gumbel distribution EN OE I ye PPO er re eres Seo rer ee ee eee ee ee ee 265 Correlation between microbiological and chemical parameters of some hydrothermal springs in New Mexico, USA ee ke eek bw Faw ORO E NE RN ETAE EECA TERE DG HESE ES SOC SR Hee wb AHR H TE He 272 PII: $0022-1694(03)00316-0