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Modelling interconnectedness of subsurface flow processes from a simple conceptual infiltration model
"The study determined subsurface flow processes of 92.3 ha catchment area in order to examine functional relationship among the surface and subsurface flow variables from the water balance components data. Days without rainfall had zero infiltration while peak values of infiltrated water corresponde...
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2009
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