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Title: Hydrology of a small developed peatland watershed : rainfall, runoff and ground water
Authors: Ayob Katimon
Ahmad Khairi Abd Wahab
Issue Date: 2004
Publisher: Penerbit Universiti Sains Malaysia
Citation: Tropical peat swamps : safe-guarding a global natural resource: proceedings of the International Conference and Workshop on Tropical Peat Swamps: Penang (Malaysia), 27-29 Jul, 1999, p. 165-173
Abstract: The aim of this paper is to investigate the hydrological variations of the streamflow in a small (1.8 square km ) and developed peat watershed using a long-term hydrological record. The experimental watershed is a settlement area, developed peat in nature and covered by a forest and various food crops. Such peatland senario is typical and can ve found in many parts of the developed peatland area in this country. Detail water balance analysis for two distinct dry and wet years was conducted to get some insight of the basin water balance as affected by dry and wet water year. A selected numbers of streamflow hydographs were analysed in detail to understand the general behaviour of the runoff shape to the different rainfall pattern. The variation of field water table depth in relation to rainfall-streamflow pattern of the watershed was also studied. Having known the general relationships between the rainfall, streamflows and ground water table depth of the watershed, the dimensionality of ground water flow was then verified using a Darcy` law of ground water flow theory.
License: http://www.oceandocs.org/license
URI: http://agris.upm.edu.my:8080/dspace/handle/0/7582
ISBN: 983-2514-58-4
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