2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.landurbplan.2011.10.017
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Man-made linear flow paths at catchment scale: Identification, factors and consequences for the efficiency of vegetated filter strips

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“…We assumed that similar characteristics influence sedimentation within ditches. As mentioned above, vegetation generates friction and roughness, which decrease the flow velocity and enhance the sedimentation potential (Fiener and Auerswald 2003;Gumiere et al 2011;Hösl et al 2012;Needelman et al 2007), which has been evidenced by Moore et al (2010), who detected a lower proportion of suspended solids in the water column of a vegetated ditch than those in the water column of a non-vegetated ditch. The ditch morphology and the water level fluctuations also influence the flow velocity .…”
Section: Sediment Retention In Ditchesmentioning
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“…We assumed that similar characteristics influence sedimentation within ditches. As mentioned above, vegetation generates friction and roughness, which decrease the flow velocity and enhance the sedimentation potential (Fiener and Auerswald 2003;Gumiere et al 2011;Hösl et al 2012;Needelman et al 2007), which has been evidenced by Moore et al (2010), who detected a lower proportion of suspended solids in the water column of a vegetated ditch than those in the water column of a non-vegetated ditch. The ditch morphology and the water level fluctuations also influence the flow velocity .…”
Section: Sediment Retention In Ditchesmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Ditches intercept and drain shallow water tables (Hillel 1998;Skaggs 1992) and collect subsurface water from tilldrainage systems (Loumagne and Tallec 2013). The exfiltration of shallow groundwater depends on the climate and may undergo seasonal variations (Blann et al 2009;Debieche et al 2006;Koivusalo et al 2008;Loumagne and Tallec 2013).…”
Section: Waterlogging Controlmentioning
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