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ISSN 1084-0699· EN

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Short Name journal of hydrologic engineering
Abbreviated Name journal of hydrologic engineering
ISSN 1084-0699
URL http://scitation.aip.org/heo

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Articles (12)

2019
Closure to "low-Impact Development Effects on Aquifer Recharge Using Coupled Surface and Groundwater Models" by Eva W. Mooers, Rob C. Jamieson, Jenny L. Hayward, John Drage, and Craig B. Lake
Mooers, E.
Vol. 24 , pp. 0-0
305 views DOI
2019
Discussion of "low-Impact Development Effects on Aquifer Recharge Using Coupled Surface and Groundwater Models" by Eva W. Mooers, Rob C. Jamieson, Jenny L. Hayward, John Drage, and Craig B. Lake
Inejih, M.
Vol. 24 , pp. 0-0
304 views DOI
2018
Future floods in Bangladesh under 1.5°C, 2°C, and 4°C global warming scenarios
Mohammed, K.
Vol. 23 , pp. 0-0
296 views DOI
2016
the importance of renewable energy in economic growth:
;Manel Kamoun Zribi ;Mohamed Ben Amar
Vol. XIX , No. 59 , pp. 125-142
278 views Abstract
2016
dynamics of fdi, technological transformation and environmental degradation in developing countries: a panel analysis
;Farwa Amjad ;Bilal Mehmood
Vol. XIX , No. 59 , pp. 3-24
272 views Abstract
2015
trade openness-financial development nexus: bounds testing approach and causality tests for tunisia
;Khoutem Ben Jedidia
Vol. XVIII , No. 58 , pp. 27-50
266 views Abstract
2019
Discussion of "Multivariate modeling of annual instantaneous maximum flows using copulas" by Fatih Tosunoglu and Vijay P. Singh
Ben-Zvi, A.
Vol. 24 , pp. 0-0
264 views DOI
2019
Frequency analysis of flash floods for establishing new danger levels for the rivers in the northeast haor region of Bangladesh
Roy, B.
Vol. 24 , pp. 0-0
260 views DOI
2015
the business fluctuations and the lobbying evolution in european union, canada and usa
;Oanta Ilie Stefan;Vasilcovschi Nicoleta
Vol. XVIII , No. 55 , pp. 163-174
254 views Abstract
2019
Comparison of Measured and Simulated Urban Soil Hydrologic Properties.
Schifman, L A;Shuster, W D;
Vol. 24 , No. 1
252 views DOI Abstract
2019
Frequency analysis of flash floods for establishing new danger levels for the rivers in the northeast haor region of Bangladesh
Roy, B.
Vol. 24 , pp. 0-0
260 views DOI
2019
Discussion of "Multivariate modeling of annual instantaneous maximum flows using copulas" by Fatih Tosunoglu and Vijay P. Singh
Ben-Zvi, A.
Vol. 24 , pp. 0-0
264 views DOI
2019
Closure to "low-Impact Development Effects on Aquifer Recharge Using Coupled Surface and Groundwater Models" by Eva W. Mooers, Rob C. Jamieson, Jenny L. Hayward, John Drage, and Craig B. Lake
Mooers, E.
Vol. 24 , pp. 0-0
305 views DOI
2019
Discussion of "low-Impact Development Effects on Aquifer Recharge Using Coupled Surface and Groundwater Models" by Eva W. Mooers, Rob C. Jamieson, Jenny L. Hayward, John Drage, and Craig B. Lake
Inejih, M.
Vol. 24 , pp. 0-0
304 views DOI
2019
Comparison of Measured and Simulated Urban Soil Hydrologic Properties.
Schifman, L A;Shuster, W D;
Vol. 24 , No. 1
252 views DOI Abstract
2018
Future floods in Bangladesh under 1.5°C, 2°C, and 4°C global warming scenarios
Mohammed, K.
Vol. 23 , pp. 0-0
296 views DOI
2017
the twin deficits hypothesis: an empirical analysis for tanzania
;Manamba Epaphra
Vol. XX , No. 65 , pp. 2-34
171 views Abstract
2016
the importance of renewable energy in economic growth:
;Manel Kamoun Zribi ;Mohamed Ben Amar
Vol. XIX , No. 59 , pp. 125-142
278 views Abstract
2016
dynamics of fdi, technological transformation and environmental degradation in developing countries: a panel analysis
;Farwa Amjad ;Bilal Mehmood
Vol. XIX , No. 59 , pp. 3-24
272 views Abstract
2015
trade openness-financial development nexus: bounds testing approach and causality tests for tunisia
;Khoutem Ben Jedidia
Vol. XVIII , No. 58 , pp. 27-50
266 views Abstract
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