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    Pathways from land to stream: lessons from Pukemanga

    Bidwell, Vince J.; Stenger, Roland; Barkle, Gregory Francis
    Abstract
    In the Pukemanga catchment, nitrate is leaching from soil under agricultural land use, and is being transported by subsurface water flow to surface waters. Groundwater is the suspected dominant transport pathway. This study proposes to determine the proportion of groundwater discharge to streamflow by partitioning of daily and hourly streamflow on the basis of groundwater dynamics.
    Keywords
    nitrate leaching; hydrology; groundwater modelling; streamflow; Pukemanga Stream; Pukemanga catchment
    Fields of Research
    050205 Environmental Management; 040608 Surfacewater Hydrology
    Date
    2007
    Type
    Conference Contribution - Unpublished (Conference Oral Presentation)
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