Hydroperiod definition

Hydroperiod means the duration and range of elevation of inundation in a wetland.
Hydroperiod means the seasonal occurrence of flooding and/or soil saturation; it encompasses depth, frequency, duration, and seasonal pattern of inundation.
Hydroperiod means the duration of inundation in a wetland.

Examples of Hydroperiod in a sentence

  • Hydroperiod at each well site will then be determined and analyzed for correlations with vegetation colonization.


More Definitions of Hydroperiod

Hydroperiod means the seasonal timing, frequency, and duration of the water level in a wetland.
Hydroperiod means the period in which a soil area is saturated with water.