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Data from: Hydrological conditions explain wood density in riparian plants of south-eastern Australia
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Data from: Climate-driven hydrological variability determines inter-annual changes in stream invertebrate community assembly
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Data from: Reconstructing the migratory behavior and long-term survivorship of juvenile Chinook salmon under contrasting hydrologic regimes
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Data from: Pulsing hydrology determines top-down control of basal resources in a tropical river-floodplain ecosystem
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Data from: Hydrology controls recruitment of two invasive cyprinids: bigheaded carp reproduction in a navigable large river
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Arid Hydrology Research Area (AHRA) rainfall simulator data
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Data from: The hydrological legacy of deforestation on global wetlands
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Data from: Dissecting the hydrological niche: soil moisture, space and lifespan
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Data from: Early plant recruitment stages set the template for the development of vegetation patterns along a hydrological gradient
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Data from: The variation of grain size distribution in rock granular material in seepage process considering the mechanical-hydrological-chemical coupling effect: An experimental research
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Data from: Hydrological and vegetation change during peatland restoration at ex-forested sites in a blanket bog ecosystem
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Data from: Secondary contact and changes in coastal hydrology influence the nonequilibrium population structure of a salmonid (Oncorhynchus keta)
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Data from: Hydrological niche segregation defines forest structure and drought tolerance strategies in a seasonal Amazon forest
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Hydrology, geochemistry, and microbiology data from meter-scale infiltration experiments exploring the impact of a woodchip soil amendment on nitrate removal during infiltration
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Blue Green Wave hydrological data
<p>The Blue Green Wave of Champs-sur-Marne (France) represents the largest green roof (1 ha) of the Greater Paris Area. The Hydrology, Meteorology and Complexity lab of Ecole des Ponts ParisTech has chosen to convert this architectural building as a full-scale monitoring site devoted to study the performances of green infrastructures in stormwater management. For this purpose, the relevant components of the water balance during a rainfall event have been monitored: rainfall, water content in the substrate and the discharge flowing out of the infrastructure. Data provided by adapted measurement sensors were collected during 78 days between February and May 2018. The related raw data and a python program transforming them into hydrological quantities and providing some first elements of analysis have been made available. These measurements are useful to better understand the processes (infiltration and retention) conducted their hydrological performances, and their spatial variability due to substrate heterogeneity.</p>
Hydrological Data for "Après nous, le déluge: A human-triggered jökulhlaup from a subglacial lake"
<p>Hydrological Data for the manuscript "Après nous, le déluge: A human-triggered jökulhlaup from a subglacial lake", submitted to Geophysical Research Letters. See the README.txt file for file formats, descriptions, and references.</p>
Systemic Change in Hydrology: Data
<p>This is the data set accompanying the article "Systemic change in the Rhine-Meuse basin: quantifying and explaining parameters trends in the PCR-GLOBWB global hydrological model". For more information about the content of each folder, please refer to the README.txt file. </p>
Data for "A Stepwise Clustered Hydrological Model for Addressing the Autocorrelation Structure of Streamflow in Irrigated Watersheds"
<p>This data set contains hydrological input (goundwater depth, streamflow and irrigation) for the study of "<strong>A Stepwise Clustered Hydrological Model for Addressing the Autocorrelation Structure of Streamflow in Irrigated Watersheds</strong>"</p> <p>For more information please contact the author.</p>
Data from: Hydrologic controls on river network connectivity
This study proposes a probabilistic approach for the quantitative assessment of reach- and network-scale hydrological connectivity as dictated by river flow space-time variability. Spatial dynamics of daily streamflows are estimated based on climatic and morphological features of the contributing catchment, integrating a physically based approach that accounts for the stochasticity of rainfall with a water balance framework and a geomorphic recession flow analysis. Ecologically meaningful minimum stage thresholds are used to evaluate the connectivity of individual stream reaches, and other relevant network-scale connectivity metrics. The framework allows a quantitative description of the main hydrological causes and the ecological consequences of water depth dynamics experienced by river networks. The analysis shows that the spatial variability of local-scale hydrological connectivity is strongly affected by the spatial and temporal distribution of climatic variables. Depending on the underlying climatic settings and the critical stage threshold, loss of connectivity can be observed in the headwaters or along the main channel, thereby originating a fragmented river network. The proposed approach provides important clues for understanding the effect of climate on the ecological function of river corridors.
Data from: Hydrology, shore morphology and species traits affect seed dispersal, germination and community assembly in shoreline plant communities
1.Seed dispersal and germination are two primary processes influencing plant community assembly. On freshwater shores, water levels regulate both processes. However, it is still unclear how water levels, shore morphology and species traits interactively affect seed dispersal and germination, and how these interactions determine plant community assembly. We hypothesize that a drawdown water regime enhances seed establishment compared to a year-round stable water level, that this increases species richness and diversity, and that this is modulated by species traits and shore morphology. 2.Germination of 20 wetland plant species with different dispersal capacities (floating capacity expressed as seed floatation half-time) and soil moisture preferences for germination (Ellenberg F) was tested on artificial shores in 24 outdoor ponds in 2 complementary experiments over 8 weeks. The "dispersal experiment" tested the effect of water regime on recruitment of hydrochorously dispersing seeds. The "seed bank experiment" tested the effect of water regime on germination from a sown seed bank, on steep and gradual shores. 3.In the dispersal experiment, the drawdown regime increased recruitment and species richness. Longer floating species colonised a larger shoreline section. Soil moisture preference for germination did not determine colonisation patterns. 4.In the seed bank experiment, the drawdown regime increased the number of seedlings on gradual sloping shores, but not on steep shores. The number of germinating seedlings corresponded to the area subjected to the drawdown regime in both shore types. Species richness was not affected by water regime or shore morphology, and species traits did not determine shoreline colonisation. Most seeds germinated in moist soil conditions for all species. 5.Synthesis. A spring drawdown instead of stable water regime stimulates establishment of hydrochorously dispersing seeds in temperate wetlands, leading to higher species richness and diversity. Germination from the seed bank is more affected by water regime and shore surface than by the tested species traits. Species traits, water levels and shore morphology together determine wetland plant community assembly, with dispersal as the main driver of seedling community diversity. Water level regulations and shore morphology can be used to influence plant communities in wetland restoration.
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