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14. Synthesis of Unit Hydrographs from a Digital Elevation Model T. Cleveland et al.
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16. How does rainfall become runoff? A combined tracer and runoff transfer function approach M. Weiler et al.
17. Geomorphology-based artificial neural networks (GANNs) for estimation of direct runoff over watersheds B. Zhang & R. Govindaraju
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19. A rainfall-runoff model parameterized from GIS and runoff data T. Skaugen & C. Onof
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