10 Questions
Micro-climatic changes are more useful to study than long-term climatic changes.
True
The minimum observational program for an expected geomorphological change includes only flow and precipitation measurements.
False
For hydrological prediction in representative basins, the observational program should specify whether long-term or short-term prediction studies are intended.
True
The observational program for representative basins used for hydrological prediction is the same regardless of whether daily or weekly mean discharges are required.
False
The water balance elements are not part of the observational requirements for an expected geomorphological change.
False
Experimental basins are used for hydrological prediction studies.
True
Soil cultivation methods are not relevant to the observational program for an expected geomorphological change.
False
The influence of the hydrological cycle is not considered in the observational program for an expected geomorphological change.
False
The observational program for representative basins used for hydrological prediction is the same regardless of the prediction time frame.
False
Geomorphology measurements are not part of the minimum observational program for an expected geomorphological change.
False
Explore the recommended cultural changes by the Unesco Working Group on the Influence of Man on the Hydrological Cycle. Learn about afforestation, deforestation, modifications to forest vegetation, drainage of swamps, and changes in vegetational cover. Delve into the importance of these changes that vary from country to country.
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