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Análisis de la respuesta hidrológica al cambio de cobertura a escala de tiempo intranual en cuencas de mesoescala localizadas en el piedemonte Andino-Amazónico

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Gutiérrez Meneses, Jhon Jairo
Abstract (Spanish)
Este estudio analizó la respuesta hidrológica de cuencas de mesoescala en el piedemonte AndinoAmazónico, específicamente en el departamento del Caquetá, Colombia, entre 2014 y 2023. Las cuencas evaluadas: río Bodoquero, río Hacha, río Fragua Chorroso, río Pescado, quebrada El Dedo y el Parque Nacional Natural Indi Wasi, enfrentan cambios en la cobertura del suelo, principalmente por deforestación y regeneración natural. El problema se centra en cómo estos cambios afectan la escorrentía a escala intranual, considerando que la pérdida de cobertura forestal podría incrementarla y la ganancia reducirla, con efectos modulados por el tamaño de la cuenca.
Abstract (English)
This study analyzed the hydrological response of mesoscale watersheds in the Andean-Amazonian foothills of Colombia's Caquetá department between 2014 and 2023. The evaluated basins—the Bodoquero, Hacha, Fragua Chorroso, Pescado, and El Dedo rivers, as well as the Indi Wasi National Natural Park—are experiencing changes in land cover, primarily due to deforestation and natural regeneration. The focus is on how these changes affect runoff on an intranual scale, considering that loss of forest cover could increase runoff, while gain could reduce it, with these effects being modulated by the size of the watershed.
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