Long-term land use changes in a mesoscale watershed due to socio-economic factors — effects on landscape structures and functions
By A. Weber, Nicola Fohrer, D. Möller. 2001
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Subfields: Ecology, Global and Planetary Change, Water Science and Technology
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- The Soil and Water Assessment Tool: Historical Development, Applications, and Future Research Directions (2007, unknown): “…flow varying time periods .64 & .33 .87 & .87 .49 & .45 .87 & .82 Watson et al. (2005) Woady Yaloak River (Australia) 306 stream flow C: 1978-89 V: 1990-01 (modified SWAT) .54 .77 .77 .47 .79 .91 Weber et al. (2001) Aar (Germany) 59.8 stream flow 1986-87 (daily) 1983-87 (mon.) .63 .74 26 Table 2.”
- Integrating ecology with human demography, behavior, and socioeconomics: Needs and approaches (2001, methodology): “To evaluate the effects of land use on the skylark habitat and water balance, Weber et al. (2001) linked three models (economic, ecological, and hydrological) to simulate structural and functional changes of the landscape in the Aar watershed in central Germany.”