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32. Quantification of Soil Moisture Effects on Runoff Formation at the Hillslope Scale R. Ruggenthaler et al.
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34. Characterization of footprint‐scale surface soil moisture variability using Gaussian and beta distribution functions during the Southern Great Plains 1997 (SGP97) hydrology experiment D. Ryu & J. Famiglietti
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36. Combining cosmic-ray neutron sensor and fallout 137Cs to explore the connection of soil water content with soil redistribution in an agroforestry hillslope L. Gaspar et al.
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41. Classification of Hydrological Relevant Parameters by Soil Hydraulic Behaviour P. Kreye et al.
42. Downscaling real-time vegetation dynamics by fusing multi-temporal MODIS and Landsat NDVI in topographically complex terrain T. Hwang et al.
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44. Distribution and determinants of organic carbon and available nutrients in tropical paddy soils revealed by high–resolution sampling H. Zhang et al.
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67. Evaluating soil moisture simulations from a national-scale gridded hydrological model over Great Britain R. Lane et al.
68. The dependence of streamflow on antecedent subsurface moisture in an arid climate T. Hawkins & A. Ellis
69. Effects of initial soil water content and saturated hydraulic conductivity variability on small watershed runoff simulation using LISEM W. Hu et al.
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79. An investigation of the effects of spatial heterogeneity of initial soil moisture content on surface runoff simulation at a small watershed scale R. Morbidelli et al.
80. Comparison of the Applicability of Different Soil Erosion Models to Predict Soil Erodibility Factor and Event Soil Losses on Loess Slopes in Hungary B. Keller et al.