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|Extended movie description=This movie shows the space-time distribution of discharge in a small basin in Kentucky in response to a short, spatially-uniform rainfall event. it is like seeing a hydrograph, but now visualized over the topography of a small catchment. Immediately after the rainfall event there is generally even distribution of water spatially. As the time scale progresses rainfall is concentrated in larger and larger drainages (shown in light blue and red) where it continues to flow. Towards the end of the animation the flow begins to decrease again. | |Extended movie description=This movie shows the space-time distribution of discharge in a small basin in Kentucky in response to a short, spatially-uniform rainfall event. it is like seeing a hydrograph, but now visualized over the topography of a small catchment. Immediately after the rainfall event there is generally even distribution of water spatially. As the time scale progresses rainfall is concentrated in larger and larger drainages (shown in light blue and red) where it continues to flow. Towards the end of the animation the flow begins to decrease again. | ||
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Revision as of 13:44, 1 June 2015
Information Page: PlanviewHydrograph
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rainfall drainage
Key Attributes
| Domain: | terrestrial, hydrology |
| Keywords: | hydrograph |
| Model name: | Topoflow |
| Name: | Scott, Peckham |
| Where: | Kentucky |
| When: | minutes-hours |
Short Description
Grade level: Graduate / Professional
Statement: hydrograph in 2d
Abstract: This movie shows the space-time distribution of discharge in a small basin in Kentucky in response to a short, spatially-uniform rainfall event. it is like seeing a hydrograph, but now visualized over the topography of a small catchment. Immediately after the rainfall event there is generally even distribution of water spatially. As the time scale progresses rainfall is concentrated in larger and larger drainages (shown in light blue and red) where it continues to flow. Towards the end of the animation the flow begins to decrease again.
Theory
See the topoflow model in the repository.
Links
http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/Model:TopoFlow
References
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