2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhydrol.2022.127876
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Peak discharges per unit area increase with catchment area in a high-relief mountains with permeable sedimentary bedrock

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“…More rainfall occurs in spring than in winter (Figure 2), which might indicate that rainfall in spring feeds deeper bedrock before feeding the shallower bedrock layer, and thus the relative contribution from deeper bedrock increases while the total discharge remains nearly constant. The finding that accumulated rainfall exceeding 150–200 mm is needed for significant flow to occur (Asano, Suzuki, et al, 2022) and the leaky character of Bakemonozawa demonstrated in this study (Table 1) may support the occurrence of this SiO 2 increase in spring. The other point of confusion is the decrease in SiO 2 with increasing discharge in Figure 12 despite the deeper bedrock groundwater contribution increasing during large flood peaks (Figure 10).…”
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“…More rainfall occurs in spring than in winter (Figure 2), which might indicate that rainfall in spring feeds deeper bedrock before feeding the shallower bedrock layer, and thus the relative contribution from deeper bedrock increases while the total discharge remains nearly constant. The finding that accumulated rainfall exceeding 150–200 mm is needed for significant flow to occur (Asano, Suzuki, et al, 2022) and the leaky character of Bakemonozawa demonstrated in this study (Table 1) may support the occurrence of this SiO 2 increase in spring. The other point of confusion is the decrease in SiO 2 with increasing discharge in Figure 12 despite the deeper bedrock groundwater contribution increasing during large flood peaks (Figure 10).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Water level was measured using capacitive water height recorder with tem- Water Information System, n.d.). A water intake is located approximately 200 m upstream of the Kawamata gauging location, and therefore we summed the reported discharge data and water intake data to obtain discharge at Kawamata Asano, Suzuki, et al, 2022).…”
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