Identification of relationships between catchment-scale hydrologic response and landscape attributes/ [mikrofis]

Identification of relationships between catchment-scale hydrologic response and landscape attributes/ [mikrofis]

Thesis (PhD Identification of relationships between catchment-scale hydrologic response and landscape attributes)

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	323301 Post, David Andrew
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Published:	Canberra ACT : Australian National University, 1996
Subjects:	Hydrologic effects of Land use

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