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Effects of Forest Composition and Spatial Patterns on Storm Flows of a Small Watershed
2009
Journal of the American Water Resources Association
The PRMS_Storm model was built as a storm event, distributed hydrological model for studying the hydrological effects of forest composition and spatial distribution on storm-flow volume and peakflow rates in the Xiangshuixi Watershed in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area, in the Yangtze River Basin in southwestern China. We developed three simulation scenarios based on forest composition and their spatial arrangements across the watershed, including all mixed conifer-evergreen broadleaf forests
doi:10.1111/j.1752-1688.2009.00350.x
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