Investigating The Seasonal Variations Of Event, Recent, And Pre-Recent Runoff Components in A Pre-Alpine Catchment Using Stable Isotopes and An Iterative Hydrograph Separation Approach
hydrology, runoff generation, stable isotopes, balance equations, hydrograph separation, travel time
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