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Hydrology

the view that the parts of a catchment producing storm runoff expand and shrink with wetness, so the contributing area changes within and between events.

In hydrology, variable source area concept refers to the view that the parts of a catchment producing storm runoff expand and shrink with wetness, so the contributing area changes within and between events. This meaning comes from Ambroise (2004) in Hydrological Processes.[1]

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References

Ambroise, B. (2004). Variable ‘active’ versus ‘contributing’ areas or periods: a necessary distinction. Hydrological Processes, 18(6), 1149-1155. https://doi.org/10.1002/hyp.5536

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