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산불피해유형에 따른 토양의 수리 특성 변화 및 수문 영향 = Changes in soil hydraulic properties by different types of forest fire damage and its influence on hydrologic responses

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' 산불피해유형에 따른 토양의 수리 특성 변화 및 수문 영향 = Changes in soil hydraulic properties by different types of forest fire damage and its influence on hydrologic responses' 의 주제별 논문영향력
논문영향력 선정 방법
논문영향력 요약
주제
  • 과수원, 과일들, 수목
  • 강우-유출량
  • 산불피해유형
  • 원격탐사
  • 유출곡선지수
  • 토양 발수성
  • 포화수리전도도
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' 산불피해유형에 따른 토양의 수리 특성 변화 및 수문 영향 = Changes in soil hydraulic properties by different types of forest fire damage and its influence on hydrologic responses' 의 참고문헌

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