Search Results - "Sanzana, Pedro"

Value of distributed water level and soil moisture data in the evaluation of a distributed hydrological model: Application to the PUMMA model in the Mercier catchment (6.6 km2) in France by Fuamba, Musandji, Branger, Flora, Braud, Isabelle, Batchabani, Essoyeke, Sanzana, Pedro, Sarrazin, Benoit, Jankowfsky, Sonja

“…•Hydrological signatures about dynamics derived from distributed water level and soil moisture.•Information relevant to document impact of land use, rainfall…”
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The Quebrada Negra wetland study: An approach to understand plant diversity, hydrology, and hydrogeology of high‐Andean wetlands by Suárez, Francisco, Sarabia, Andrés, Sanzana, Pedro, Latorre, Claudio, Muñoz, José F.

“…High‐Andean peatlands are high‐altitude wetland ecosystems found throughout the arid central Andes of South America. They form through the establishment of…”
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Investigating the effects of channelization in the Silala River: A review of the implementation of a coupled MIKE‐11 and MIKE‐SHE modeling system by Lagos, Magdalena Sofía, Muñoz, José Francisco, Suárez, Francisco Ignacio, Fuenzalida, María José, Yáñez‐Morroni, Gonzalo, Sanzana, Pedro

“…A dispute between Chile and Bolivia regarding the status and use of the waters of the Silala River resulted in proceedings before the International Court of…”
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Impact of Urban Growth and High Residential Irrigation on Streamflow and Groundwater Levels in a Peri‐Urban Semiarid Catchment by Sanzana, Pedro, Gironás, Jorge, Braud, Isabelle, Muñoz, José‐Francisco, Vicuña, Sebastián, Reyes‐Paecke, Sonia, Barrera, Francisco, Branger, Flora, Rodríguez, Fabrice, Vargas, Ximena, Hitschfeld, Nancy, Hormazábal, Santiago

“…The impact of urbanization on groundwater is not simple to understand, as it depends on a variety of factors such as climate, hydrogeology, water management…”
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Characterization and Modelling of Hydrological Processes in Peri-Urban Catchments Located in the Piedmont of Santiago (Chile) by Cuevas, Pedro Pablo Sanzana

“…Currently, more than half of the human population lives in urban areas and in the next 30 years it is expected an increasing to 66% for the world and 93% for…”
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