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Development of a Low-flow Hazard Model for the Fraser Basin, British Columbia

Martin Carver

出版	Pacific Forestry Centre, 2009
主題	Crafts & Hobbies / ModelsNature / Animals / Insects & SpidersNature / Plants / TreesScience / Life Sciences / EcologyScience / Earth Sciences / HydrologyScience / Mechanics / Hydrodynamics
ISBN	11001338959781100133898
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=MeHhlK6xoF4C&hl=&source=gbs_api

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The epicentre of the mountain pine beetle (MPB) outbreak at this time is in the Fraser River drainage basin in British Columbia. Due to the infestation's area and associated salvage harvest options, the potential exists for widespread and significant local and regional hydrologic impacts within the basin. This paper discusses a low-flow hazard model that was developed for third-order catchments within the Fraser River watershed. Baseline and mountain pine beetle-infestation and harvest scenarios were modeled for seven catchments for direct comparison with the Variable Infiltration Capacity modeling results. The model is to be used in risk-based hydrology modeling to produce a comprehensive knowledge of mountain pine beetle-infestation effects on the hydrology of the Fraser River watershed and its major sub-basins in British Columbia, Canada.--Document.