Descriptor English: | Infiltration-Percolation | ||
Descriptor Spanish: |
Infiltración-Percolación
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Descriptor Portuguese: | Infiltração-Percolação | ||
Descriptor French: | Infiltration-Percolation | ||
Entry term(s): |
Seepage Seepage-Percolation |
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Tree number(s): |
SP4.606.806.945.750.207.599.705 |
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Scope note: | Infiltration is the process of passing water through the soil surface. Percolation is the downward advance of water in the unsaturated zone. Although a distinction is made between infiltration and percolation in the movement of water inside the soil, the two phenomena are strongly associated, since the infiltration cannot continue freely without the percolation removing the previously infiltrated water. (Free adaptation from https://bit.ly/3m4yrES) |
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Allowable Qualifiers: | No qualifiers | ||
Related: |
Aquifers Recharge
DeCS Groundwater Pollution DeCS Infiltration-Percolation Ditches DeCS Land Application DeCS Percolation DeCS Porosity MeSH Refuse Disposal MeSH Soil Permeability DeCS Surface Runoff DeCS | ||
DeCS ID: | 25315 | ||
Unique ID: | DDCS025315 | ||
Documents indexed in the Virtual Health Library (VHL): | Click here to access the VHL documents |
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Infiltration-Percolation
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Concept UI |
FD00058237 |
Scope note | Infiltration is the process of passing water through the soil surface. Percolation is the downward advance of water in the unsaturated zone. Although a distinction is made between infiltration and percolation in the movement of water inside the soil, the two phenomena are strongly associated, since the infiltration cannot continue freely without the percolation removing the previously infiltrated water. (Free adaptation from https://bit.ly/3m4yrES) |
Preferred term | Infiltration-Percolation |
Entry term(s) |
Seepage Seepage-Percolation |
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