[1] Blanket peat catchments exhibit flashy regimes, but little is known about the exact nature of runoff production processes within these catchments. Catchment, hillslope, and plot-scale monitoring results are presented from the blanket peats of the northern Pennines, United Kingdom. Catchment efficiency for three study catchments with areas of 11.4 km, 0.83 km, and 0.44 km were 72%, 77%, and ...

Preferential flow paths have been widely characterized by many visualization methods. However, the differences in preferential under various land uses and their relationships to hydraulic properties remain uncertain. The objectives of this study are (1) characterize (forest orchard) combining drainage dye-staining methods (2) build a connection between hydraulic-related parameters extract propo...

Most soil parameters as the spatial variability of preferential pathways for water and chemical transport in field soils show complex variations at different scales that cannot accurately described with stationary assumptions. This is why multifractal formalism or the wavelet transform reveals as useful tools for classifying and quantifying the spatial variability of these preferential pathways...