... Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 20 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT Figures 2.7a and 2.7 b Generated and measured channel networks for (a) channels of third and higher Strahler ... for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 22 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT The ambiguous and subjective definition of source channels, natural variations in source channel characteristics, ... 18 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT hydrologic interest Even though program DEDNM was designed primarily for hydrologic andwater resources investigations, it...
... developed and reported by Thenkabail and Nolte (1996, 1995a) In this chapter two Landsat TM images (path 192 and row 54 and path 197 and row 52, [(see Figure 8. 1and 8.2; and Table 8.1 for details and ... American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 96 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT biomass levels during summer will show: (a) upland and lowland contrasts in maximum as a result ... the cultivation intensities of inland valleys and their uplands, and studying the land-use characteristics of inland valley bottoms and fringes, and their uplands The paper briefly outlined the...
... Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 114 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT Figure 10.3 APES 1990 land use/land cover land” 3.3%, and “barren land” 0.2% (Figure 10.3) In ... for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 118 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT REFERENCES Anderson, J.R., E.E Hardy, J.T Roach, and R.E Witmer, 1976 A Land Use and Land Cover Classification ... Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 112 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT Accuracy and Errors The first task was to define which level of land use to utilize Landsat land use classification...
... among the different subwatersheds (Table 11.1) The relative proportions of land-cover types varies considerably for the subwatersheds The northern-most subwatersheds (Mud, Rock, and Deer Creeks) generally ... examine watershed features and to monitor and track cumulative effects across this critical watershed REFERENCES Abe, K., and R.R Ziemer, 1991, Effect of tree roots on shallow-seated land slides ... 120 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT Figure 11.1 Nemadji Basin location map tics that potentially have the greatest effect on soil mass wasting These watershed characteristics...
... Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 162 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT Table 14.1 Study Data Sets and Corresponding Scale, Formats, andSource Description Data Scale Format Description ... Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 164 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT Data Quality and Error Propagation Errors associated with remote sensing and GIS data acquisition, ... urban/built-up lands, surface water, and some agricultural areas The minimum mapping unit for cropland, pasture, and barren lands is 16.2 hectares As noted above, the nonforest and surface water data...
... Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 236 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT Figure 18.10 Wetlands and drainage analysis Wetlands (W), open water (OW), uplands (U), and drainage are ... of wetlands and to separate wetlands from nonwetlands areas A detailed wetlands analysis is performed to identify and classify various wetland types, often using the wetlands and deepwater habitat ... Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 226 GIS FOR WATER RESOURCES ANDWATERSHED MANAGEMENT Figure 18.4 April 17, 1968 Western Landfill North portion A wetland has been cleared (CL); however,...
... Oxygen Water quality Titration, electrochemical Oxygen demand (biochemical) Water quality and pollution Microbiological-titration Water quality and pollution Chemical oxidationtitration Ozone Water ... Strontium Water quality Sulfate Water quality, water pollution Sulfide Water quality, water pollution Sulfite Surfactants Tannin, Lignin Water pollution, oxygen scavenger Water pollution Water quality, ... Drinking Water, ” Chemosphere, 36, 2867-2878, (1998) Clesceri, Lenore, S., Arnold E Greenberg, Andrew D Eaton, and Mary Ann H Franson, Eds., Standard Methods for the Examination of Waterand Wastewater,...
... uses, and protecting the integrity of ecosystems THE SOURCEWATERPROTECTION PRIMER 35 A Watershed Approach Sourceprotection plans are designed around the functioning of watersheds A watershed ... private wells and public drinking water systems Sourcewaterprotection is about protecting both the quality and the quantity of these water sources, now and into the future Sourcewater comes ... Impacts on SourceWater 33 CHAPTER SourceWaterProtection Plans 35 A Watershed Approach 36 Designing a SourceWaterProtection Plan 38 CHAPTER Government Responsibility for Water...
... elongated watershed influences the storm movement more strongly than a delta-shaped watershed does Storm water detention is more effective in a concentrated watershed than in an elongated watershed ... relations between waterand forestation activities at the watershedand regional scales There have not been enough hydrological studies to fully understand the linkages between forests andwater (Phuong ... (2) to identify and calculate watershedand vegetation factors affecting storm runoff responses; (3) to analyze the relationship between watershed factors and runoff indices; and (4) to separately...
... Chemicalcompositionand antibacterial activity of the essential oils from Launaea resedifolia L Amar Zellagui1, Noureddine Gherraf*1, Segni Ladjel2 and Samir Hameurlaine2 ... continuation of our phytochemical and antibacterial studies of the Algerian Sahara medicinal plants [7–11], we report here the findings of our studies on the compositionand antimicrobial activity ... diameter ranging from 11 to 37 mm and a MIC value between 0.09 and 0.69 depending on the microorganism being tested Keywords: chemical composition; antibacterial activity; essential oils; Launaea...
... Chemicalcompositionand antibacterial activity of the essential oils from Launaea resedifolia L Amar Zellagui1, Noureddine Gherraf*1, Segni Ladjel2 and Samir Hameurlaine2 ... continuation of our phytochemical and antibacterial studies of the Algerian Sahara medicinal plants [7–11], we report here the findings of our studies on the compositionand antimicrobial activity ... diameter ranging from 11 to 37 mm and a MIC value between 0.09 and 0.69 depending on the microorganism being tested Keywords: chemical composition; antibacterial activity; essential oils; Launaea...
... al.: Chemicalcompositionand antibacterial activity of the essential oils from Launaea resedifolia L Organic and Medicinal Chemistry Letters 2012 2:2 Submit your manuscript to a journal and benefit ... 2.5 Chemicalcomposition Identification of oil components was achieved on the basis of their retention indices (RI) (determined with reference to a homologous series of normal alkanes), and by ... inhibition zones of 29, 27, 23, and 20 mm, respectively Modest activities were observed against E coli and Pseudomonas aerugenosa with inhibition zones of 15 and 12 mm Against S intermedius,...