Effects of land cover change on flood peak discharges and runoff volumes: model estimates for the Nyando River Basin, Kenya
LO Olang, J Fürst - Hydrological Processes, 2011 - Wiley Online Library
The impacts of historical land cover changes witnessed between 1973 and 2000 on the
hydrologic response of the Nyando River Basin were investigated. The land cover changes …
hydrologic response of the Nyando River Basin were investigated. The land cover changes …
Impacts of land cover change scenarios on storm runoff generation: a basis for management of the Nyando Basin, Kenya
The effects of conceptual land cover change scenarios on the generation of storm runoffs
were evaluated in the Nyando Basin. The spatial scenarios represented alternatives that …
were evaluated in the Nyando Basin. The spatial scenarios represented alternatives that …
Simulation of flood hydrographs based on lumped and semi-distributed models for two tropical catchments in Kenya
JO Onyando, AH Schumann… - Hydrological sciences …, 2003 - Taylor & Francis
The design and operation of flood management systems require computation of flood
hydrographs for both design floods and flood forecasting purposes, since observed data are …
hydrographs for both design floods and flood forecasting purposes, since observed data are …
Climate variability and river flow changes in Wundanyi sub-catchment of Taita hills, Kenya. Advances in Modern Agriculture. 2024; 5 (1): 2508
RA Akombo, CN Luwesi, JA Obando - Modern Agriculture, 2024 - aber.apacsci.com
Wundanyi sub-catchment of Taita hills is experiencing a high rate of deforestation due to the
conversion of all its original forestland to agriculture and settlement during the last century …
conversion of all its original forestland to agriculture and settlement during the last century …
Evaluation of the impact of land use change on catchment hydrology: The case of Wundanyi River catchment in Taita Hills, Kenya
DM Mkaya - 2013 - ir-library.egerton.ac.ke
The conversion of forest land to agricultural land and urban settlement usually increases soil
erosion, and volume of storm runoff in a catchment. In Kenya, the rural communities are …
erosion, and volume of storm runoff in a catchment. In Kenya, the rural communities are …
[PDF][PDF] Improving the design of road hydraulic structures for water harvesting: The case of Freweyni–Hawzien–Abraha–We–Atsbeha road, Tigray, Ethiopia
AW Berhe - Doctoral dissertation, 2018 - roadsforwater.org
For safe disposal of water, roads are provided with hydraulic structures to safely convey the
water from catchments. Road hydraulic structures are, however, designed without …
water from catchments. Road hydraulic structures are, however, designed without …
Analysis of catchment hydrologic response under changing land use The case of upper Molo river catchment, Kenya
WK Kirui - 2008 - ir-library.egerton.ac.ke
Change in land use has a direct effect in catchment hydrologic response. It is caused by
human intervention to enhance and diversify their livelihood needs, and at the same time get …
human intervention to enhance and diversify their livelihood needs, and at the same time get …
[引用][C] Testing and Evaluation of the Agricultural Non-point Source Pollution Model (AGNPS) on Mirera Sub-catchment of Lake Naivasha Drainage Basin, Kenya
R Onyango - 2005 - Egerton University