@inbook {KNZ00195,
	title = {Considerations in modeling the hydrology of Konza Prairie long-term ecological research site},
	booktitle = {Modeling Agricultural, Forest and Rangeland Hydrology},
	year = {1988},
	pages = {377 -386},
	publisher = {American Society of Agricultural Engineers},
	organization = {American Society of Agricultural Engineers},
	address = {St.Joseph, MI},
	abstract = {<p>Participation by hydrologists in this project were merely in an advisory capacity until 1985. Since that time, participation has been limited to about 0.4 scientist-year per year and much of that time has been spent in design of measurement and sampling systems, calibration of flumes, and data reduction and interpretation. A recently completed MS thesis \&quot;Computer Modeling of Water Yield from Kings Creek Watershed\&quot; (Bartlett, 1988) represents the first attempt to model the hydrology of KPRNA. The results of parts of that work are summarized herein. The objectives were to (1) build a model specifically designed for the Kings Creek watershed; (2) to develop a climatological data set to calibrate this model; (3) to predict the runoff and percolation volumes for the subplots of the watershed; (4) to predict the streamflow in Kings Creek; and (5) to predict the long-term water yield for the watershed</p>},
	keywords = {LTER-KNZ},
	author = {Koelliker, J.K.}
}
