Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, Parts A/B/C

Recent developments in river basin research and management
pp. 1279-1279(1)
Author: Fohrer N.

Longterm evaluation of land use changes on catchment water balance--a case study from North-East Germany
pp. 1281-1290(10)
Author: Wegehenkel M.

The influence of historic land use changes and future planned land use scenarios on floods in the Oder catchment
pp. 1291-1300(10)
Authors: De Roo A.; Schmuck G.; Perdigao V.; Thielen J.

Effects of land use changes on the nutrient balance in mesoscale catchments
pp. 1301-1309(9)
Authors: Lenhart T.; Fohrer N.; Frede H.-G.

Development and allocation of land-use scenarios in agriculture for hydrological impact studies
pp. 1311-1321(11)
Authors: Klocking B.; Strobl B.; Knoblauch S.; Maier U.; Pfutzner B.; Gericke A.

Possibilities and limitations of regional hydrological models applied within an environmental change study in Benin (West Africa)
pp. 1323-1332(10)
Authors: Bormann H.; Diekkruger B.

Analysis of the hydrological processes in a small headwater catchment in Benin (West Africa)
pp. 1333-1341(9)
Authors: Giertz S.; Diekkruger B.

Applying different spatial distribution and modelling concepts in three nested mesoscale catchments of Germany
pp. 1343-1349(7)
Author: Bongartz K.

Mesoscale water balance modelling in the Upper Danube watershed using sub-scale land cover information derived from NOAA-AVHRR imagery and GIS-techniques
pp. 1351-1364(14)
Authors: Ludwig R.; Probeck M.; Mauser W.

The use of earth observation techniques to improve catchment-scale pollution predictions
pp. 1365-1376(12)
Authors: Davenport I.J.; Silgram M.; Robinson J.S.; Lamb A.; Settle J.J.; Willig A.

Impact of changes in land-use management on soil hydraulic properties: hydraulic conductivity, water repellency and water retention
pp. 1377-1387(11)
Authors: Wahl N.A.; Bens O.; Schafer B.; Huttl R.F.