Initial assessment of the infiltration and overland flow for different rainfall events in land constituted of sandstones of the Botucatu Formation (Guarani Aquifer), State of São Paulo, Brazil

Environmental Geology

Volumn 50, Issue 3, 2006, Pages 371-387

  Zuquette, Lázaro Valentin ^a   Palma, Janaina Barrios ^a   Pejon, Osni José ^a  

^a Escola de Engenharia de Sao Carlos   (Brazil)

Author keywords

Botucatu Formation; Brazil; Infiltration; Overland flow; S o Paulo; Unconfined aquifer

Indexed keywords

AQUIFERS; HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY; INFILTRATION; RAIN; WATER RESOURCES;

BOTUCATU FORMATION; BRAZIL; OVERLAND FLOW; SÃO PAULO; UNCONFINED AQUIFERS;

SANDSTONE;

INFILTRATION; LAND USE; MANAGEMENT PRACTICE; RAINFALL; SANDSTONE; UNCONFINED AQUIFER;

BOTUCATU; BRAZIL; SAO PAULO [BRAZIL]; SOUTH AMERICA;

EID: 33745079323     PISSN: 09430105     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/s00254-006-0216-2     Document Type: Article

References (33)

1. Abdulaziz S, Turbak AL (1996) Geomorphoclimate peak discharge model with a physically based infiltration component. J Hydrol 176:1-12
2. Abu-Taleb MF (1999) The use of infiltration tests for ground water artificial recharge. Environ Geol 37(1-2):64-71
3. Ando Y, Musiake K, Takahasi Y (1983) Modelling of hydrologic processes in a small natural hillslope basin, based on the synthesis of partial hydrological relationships. J Hydrol 64:311-337
4. Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas NBR 12004: Determinação do índice do vazios de solo não coesivos. Rio de Janeiro
5. Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas NBR 7181 (1984) Solo: análise granulométrica. Rio de Janeiro
6. Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas NBR 6508 (1984) Grãos de solos que passam na peneira de 4,8 mm: determinação da massa especifica. Rio de Janeiro
7. Bouwer H (1969) Rapid field measurement of air entry value and hydraulic conductivity of soil as significant parameters in flow system analysis. Water Resour Res 2:729-738
8. Casenave A, Valentin C (1992) A runoff capability classification system based on surface features criteria in semi-arid areas of west Africa. J Hydrol 130:231-249
9. Chandler RJ, Crilly MS, Montgomery-Smith G (1992) A low cost method of assessing clay desiccation for low buildings. Proc Inst Civil Eng 92(2):82-89
10. Chu ST (1978) Infiltration during an unsteady rain. Water Resour Res 14(3):461-466
11. Colenbradander HJ (1965) The research watershed "Leerinkbek", Netherlands. IASH Symposium on representative and experimental areas, Budapest, Int Assoc Sci Hydrol Publ No. 66-2:558-563
12. Dunne T, Black RD (1970) An experimental investigation of runoff production in permeable soils. Water Resour 6(2):179-191
13. Dykes AP, Thornes JB (2000) Hillslope hydrology in tropical rainforest steep lands in Brunei. Hydrol Processes 14215-14235
14. Esteves M, Faucher X, Galle S, Vauclin M (2000) Overland flow and infiltration modelling for small plots during unsteady rain: numerical results versus observed values. J Hydrol 228:265-282
15. Fazal MA, Imaizumi M, Ishida S, Kawachi T, Tsuchihara T (2005) Estimating groundwater recharge using the SMAR conceptual model calibrated by genetic algorithm. J Hydrol 303:56-78
16. Flerchinger DL, Reeder JW, Franzini JB, Remson (1980) Application of the Green-Ampt model to infiltration under time-dependent surface water depths. Water Res Res 16:517-528
17. Gaze SR, Simmonds LP, Brouuwder J, Bouma J (1997) Measurement of surface redistribution of rainfall and modelling its effects on water balance calculations for a millet field on sandy soli in Niger. J Hydrol 188-189:267-284
18. Giambelluca TW, Ridgley MA, Nullet MA (1996) Water balance, climate change and land-use planning in the pearl Harbor basin, Hawai'i. Water Resour Develop 12(4):515-530
19. Green WH, Ampt CA (1911) Studies on soils physics I. The flow of air and water through soils. J Agric Sci IV(Part I):1-24
20. Jafar G, Ghermezcheshme B, Feiznia S, Noroozi AA (2005) Integrating GIS and DSS for identification of suitable areas for artificial recharge case study Meimeh Basin, Isfahan, Iran. Environ Geol 47:493-500
21. Libardi PL (1980) Dinâmica da água no solo. Departamento de Ciências Exatas. ESALQ/USP, Piracicaba, p 509
22. Lubczynski MW, Gurwin J (2005) Integration of various data sources for transient groundwater modeling with spatio-temporally variable fluxes - Sardon study case, Spain. J Hydrol 1-25
23. Marinho FAM (1994) Medição de sucção com o método do papel de filtro. Anais...X Cobramsef. V.2:515-522
24. Morel-Seytoux HJ (1976) Derivation of equations for rainfall infiltration. J Hydrol 31:203-219
25. Morel-Seytoux HJ, Khanji J (1976) Derivation of an Equation of Infiltration. Water Resour Res 10(4):795-800
26. Ndiaye B, Esteves M, Vandervaere J, Lapetite J, Vauclin M (2004) Effect of rainfall and tillage direction on the evolution of surface crusts, soil hydraulic properties and runoff generation for a sandy loam soil. J Hydrol 1-18
27. Phillip JR (1993) Variable-head ponded infiltration under constant or Variable rainfall. Water Resour Res 29(7):2155-2165
28. Salvucci RE, Entekhabi D (1994) Explicit expressions for Green Ampt (delta function diffusivity). Infiltration rate and cumulative storage. Water Resour Res 30(9):2661-2663
29. Sharma ML, Gander GA, Hunt CG (1980) Spatial variability of infiltration in a watershed. J Hydrol 45:101-122
30. Smith RE, Parlange JY (1978) Parameter-efficient hydrologic infiltration model. Water Resour Res 14(3):533-538
31. Sullivan M, Warwick JJ, Tyler SW (1996) Quantifying and delineating spatial variations of surface infiltrating in a small watershed. J Hydrol 181:149-168
32. Swartzendruber D (1974) Infiltration of constant-flux rainfall into soils as analyzed by the approach of Green and Ampt. Soil Sci 117:272-281
33. Yang Y, Lerner DN, Barrett MH, Tellam JH (1999) Quantification of groundwater recharge in the city of Nottingham, UK. Environ Geol 38(3):183-198