2014
DOI: 10.1590/0102-778620130089
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Análise de variâncias pluviométricas na bacia hidrográfica do rio Taboão - RS

Abstract: O objetivo deste trabalho foi determinar a distribuição de probabilidade que melhor se ajuste à variância da série histórica de precipitações diárias em seis estações na bacia hidrográfica do rio Taboão, região noroeste do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul, durante um período de sete anos, distribuídos nos intervalos de 05/05/03 a 09/05/06 e 01/07/07 a 04/06/11. Para isso, foram determinados os padrões de agrupamento, em relação à variância. Na comparação do ajustamento das distribuições observadas da variável variâ… Show more

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“…Although other studies have found substantial changes in DOC or nutrient concentrations during the year (Johnson, Lehmann, Couto, Novães Filho, & Riha, 2006;Markewitz, Davidson, Figueiredo, Victoria, & Krusche, 2001), the stream-water carbon content in Taboão did not correlate with discharge, which indicates a possible balance between the water and solute delivery (Recha et al, 2013). The catchment carbon yield was similar among the nested catchments, reflecting the homogeneity of precipitation (Castro et al, 2010;Pereira et al, 2014) and land-use soil characteristics. This indicates that the spatial differences in the estimated fluvial carbon export are connected to the streamflow magnitudes, rather than to differences in carbon content.…”
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“…Although other studies have found substantial changes in DOC or nutrient concentrations during the year (Johnson, Lehmann, Couto, Novães Filho, & Riha, 2006;Markewitz, Davidson, Figueiredo, Victoria, & Krusche, 2001), the stream-water carbon content in Taboão did not correlate with discharge, which indicates a possible balance between the water and solute delivery (Recha et al, 2013). The catchment carbon yield was similar among the nested catchments, reflecting the homogeneity of precipitation (Castro et al, 2010;Pereira et al, 2014) and land-use soil characteristics. This indicates that the spatial differences in the estimated fluvial carbon export are connected to the streamflow magnitudes, rather than to differences in carbon content.…”
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confidence: 84%
“…The Uruguay River is the second‐largest tributary (~18.6%) of the LPRB in terms of discharge (5,500 m 3 /s). This experimental catchment is representative of the South American volcanic basaltic rocks (Borges & Bordas, ; Castro, Auzet, Chevallier, & Leprun, ), with nearly homogeneous land‐use and climate features (Castro, Chevallier, & Goldenfum, ; Pereira, Kobiyama, & Castro, ; Viero, ). The native forest vegetation was extensively removed during the 20th century, and the area is now used mostly for agriculture and some cattle ranching (Castro et al, ; Castro et al, ; Viero, ).…”
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