Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The calculation of the subfactor PI is based on the assumption that a higher rainfall intensity results in an increased recharge and thus a reduced protection of ...
• (1975) explanation that a higher rainfall intensity results in higher rainfall storage in canopy, and thus an increased evapora
• Mar 16, 2015 ... ... the three events. The results suggest that a higher rainfall intensity is likely to be associated with a higher first flush in the same watershed.
• also indicated that a higher rainfall intensity and soil slope increased P release. The overall effect of rainfall intensity, however, could be explained by a ws'8 ...
• tion rate, apparently also applied to ...

• ... excess rainfall after total rainfall is deducted by percolation rate. Testing found that higher rainfall intensity produced greater runoff at equilibrium i.e. when the ...
• fall duration would lead to more victims. But the relevance of response time (TP50 ...
• 1. ) was more erosive than lower rainfall intensity (30 mm hr.
• 1. ) regardless of slope.
• Jul 22, 2012 ... as expected, that higher rainfall intensity and longer rain
• ments that higher rainfall intensity produced more erosion; soils with a higher shear strength, on the average, exhibited lower soil erosion; soil loss appears.
• This research also revealed that higher rainfall intensity (60 mm hr.