Prediction of runoff in the Um-U-Lah catchment of extremely humid area of Cherrapunji, India

Singh, Surendra; Syiemlieh, Hiambok Jones (1960– )

doi:10.7163/GPol.2011.S2.10

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Prediction of runoff in the Um-U-Lah catchment of extremely humid area of Cherrapunji, India Singh, SurendraSyiemlieh, Hiambok Jones (1960– )

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Prediction of runoff in the Um-U-Lah catchment of extremely humid area of Cherrapunji, India

Geographia Polonica Vol. 84 Special Issue Part 2 (2011)

Singh, Surendra ; Syiemlieh, Hiambok Jones (1960– )

runoff ; prognoses ; Cherrapunji ; India

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