Browsing by Author "Hess, Tim M."

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  • Wasim - Tutorial Manual 
    Hess, Tim M. (2011-01-14)
    A case study tutorial for use with the Wasim soil water balance simulation model, based on irrigated potatoes in the UK.
  • A water balance simulation model for teaching and learning – WaS 
    Hess, Tim M.; Counsell, Chris (2008-03-13)
    Developed by HR Wallingford and Cranfield University (with support from the UK Department for International Development), WaSim is a computer-based training package for the teaching and demonstration of issues involved ...
  • The water footprint of English beef and lamb production 
    Chatterton, Julia C.; Hess, Tim M.; Williams, Adrian G. (2011-05-25)
    Recent reports highlighting large quantities of water required to produce a kilo of meat have attracted media attention, leading to debates over the role of meat in a sustainable diet. Such reports frequently quote figures ...
  • The water footprint of Irish meat and dairy products 
    Hess, Tim M.; Chatterton, Julia; Williams, Adrian (Cranfield University, 2012-02-29)
    The water consumption of a range of dairy and beef production systems was estimated for four locations in Ireland using the Cranfield Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) systems model. This included direct water consumption (for ...
  • Water savings in irrigated agriculture - a framework for assessing technology and management options to reduce water losses 
    Hess, Tim M.; Knox, Jerry W. (IP Publishing, 2013-06-01)
    Water savings in agriculture often refer to reducing the amount of water abstracted or diverted and used for different purposes. However, this is not the only option as reductions in water use can also be achieved by using ...
  • Which catchment characteristics control the temporal dependence structure of daily river flows? 
    Chiverton, Andrew; Hannaford, Jamie; Holman, Ian P.; Corstanje, Ronald; Prudhomme, Christel; Bloomfield, John; Hess, Tim M. (John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 2014-12-31)
    Hydrological classification systems seek to provide information about the dominant processes in the catchment to enable information to be transferred between catchments. Currently, there is no widely agreed-upon system for ...