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Resource Name Investigation of land-use change and groundwater-surface water interaction in the Kiskatinaw River Watershed, Northeastern British Columbia (Parts on NTS 093P/01,/02,/07-/10)
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Information Type Applied Research
Surface Water
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Groundwater
Groundwater & Surface Water A
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Information Subtype groundwater - surface water interaction
Organization Geoscience BC
Resource Name Saha, GC et al. 2012. Investigation of land-use change and groundwater-surface water interactions in the Kiskatinaw River watershed, northeastern British Columbia (Parts of NTS 093P/01,/02,/07-/10). Geoscience BC Summary of Activities 2012: 139-148.
Resource Purpose Since very few studies have been conducted within the KRWto investigate land-use change and groundwater–surface water interaction, the objective of this study is to fill that gap. Land-use change within the KRW from 1984 to 2010 was captured using a remote-sensing technique, and the PART program was applied to separate groundwater contribution from stream-flow records within the basin. The groundwater contribution to stream flow was quantified on a monthly time scale for a five-year period from 2007 to 2011. The gridded surface-subsurface hydrological analysis (GSSHA; Downer, 2002) was also used to determine groundwater-flow direction in the KRW.
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NE Coverage NE BC Specific
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Groundwater Y
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Link http://www.geosciencebc.com/i/pdf/SummaryofActivities2012/SoA2012_Saha.pdf
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