れき層および風化花こう岩からなる丘陵地源流域における流出・水質特性

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  • Runoff and Chemical Characteristics in Stream Water of Hilly Headwater Basins Underlain by Gravel and Weathered Granite.

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Stream flow and stream water chemistry were monitored in four hilly headwater basins, where a fault divides the region into gravel area, and weathered granite area to evaluate the relationship between rainfall-runoff process and geology of the basin. Also, spatial distribution of specific discharge of streams and springs was observed in the surrounding area of the monitored basins, and tensiomentric observation was performed in gravel and weathered granite basins. The specific discharge of streams and springs was higher in gravel region than that in weathered granite region in high-flow season. The quick flow ratio. (defined by Hewlett and Hibbert, 1967) to the rainfall was higher in the gravel basins than that in the weathered granite basins, whereas the base flow rate during low-flow season was higher in the weathered granite basins than that in the gravel basins. The concentration of sodium, calcium, bicarbonate and silica in the stream water was higher in the weathered granite basins than that in gravel basins. Tensiometric and groundwater data shows that percolation rate in the unsaturated zone would be higher in the gravel basins than that in the weathered granite basins. The difference of percolation process in the gravel and weathered granite basins would result in the difference of runoff and stream water characteristics and the subsurface water movement between the gravel basins and the weathered basins.

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  • CRID
    1390282679415786112
  • NII論文ID
    130003447448
  • DOI
    10.3178/jjshwr.14.229
  • ISSN
    13492853
    09151389
  • 本文言語コード
    ja
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