The role of unpaved roads as active source areas of precipitation excess in small watersheds drained by ephemeral streams in the Northeastern Caribbean

Ramos-Scharrón, Carlos E.; LaFevor, Matthew C.

doi:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2015.11.051

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The role of unpaved roads as active source areas of precipitation excess in small watersheds drained by ephemeral streams in the Northeastern Caribbean

2016
By Ramos-Scharrón, Carlos E. ; LaFevor, Matthew C.
Source: Journal of Hydrology, 533, 168-179

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Journal of Hydrology
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Ramos-Scharrón, Carlos E. ; LaFevor, Matthew C.

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Quantitative understanding of the impacts of land development on runoff generation is vital for managing aquatic habitats. Although unpaved roads are broadly recognized as significant sources of sediment within managed forested landscapes, their role in altering runoff response is characteristically dependent on rainstorm and watershed size. Here we evaluate the role of unpaved roads in the development of Horton overland flow and their potential to influence the delivery of runoff from small watersheds (∼1s km2) drained by ephemeral streams flowing toward coral reef bearing waters of the Northeastern Caribbean.
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Journal of Hydrology, 533, 168-179
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhydrol.2015.11.051
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0022-1694
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Grant no. NA13NMF4630189
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