118 research outputs found
Streamflow depletion investigations in the Republican River basin: Colorado, Nebraska, and Kansas
Sensitivity analysis of aquifer parameter estimations based on the Laplace-equation with linearized boundary conditions
Basic Meteorological Data Derived 30-year Normas (1981-2010) of Actual Evapotranspiration Rates in Nebraska, USA
Streamflow depletion investigations in the Republican River basin: Colorado, Nebraska, and Kansas
Discussion of Estimation of the water balance using observed soil water in the Nebraska Sandhills by V. Sridhar and K.G. Hubbard
Comment on A reappraisal of the Kalman filtering technique as applied in river flow forecasting by M. Ahsan and K. M. O\u27Connor
Accounting for stream-aquifer interactions in the state-space discretization of the KMN-cascade for streamflow forecasting
County-wide Assessment of Irrigation Expansion on Air Temperature, Humidity and Evapotranspiration Rates in Nebraska, 1979-2015
Total irrigated land area has been expanding in Nebraska over the last 40 years, propelling the state into a leading position within the US in terms of irrigated acreages. Typically, those counties which display the largest degree of irrigation development had a significant portion of their land area already irrigated in 1978. Large-scale irrigation in Nebraska affects its atmospheric environment. During the typical irrigation season of May to August, counties with the largest rate of irrigation expansion have cooled by about 0.2 – 0.3 °F per decade in the summer months of June, July and August, while counties with the smallest rate of development warmed by about 0.15 °F per decade during the same period. In the summer months, relative humidity increased three times faster, by about 1.5 % per decade, in well irrigated counties than in least irrigated ones. Finally, ET rates increased by 0.05 inch (1.3 mm) per decade in well-irrigated counties while they stayed about constant in the least irrigated ones
Analysis of the nonlinearity in the runoff response to precipitation through numerical modeling
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