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Long-term tracer data collected over an 8year period were analyzed to explore the transit times of two small (∼1km 2 ), contrasting headwater catchments in the uplands of Scotland. At Loch Ard, the catchment was characterized by low permeability gleyed soils overlying metamorphic geology. At Sourhope, more freely draining podzolic soils were dominant, which mantled fractured and faulted volcanic...
A hydrograph separation based upon end member mixing was carried out to assess the relative importance of the hydrological pathways providing the main sources of runoff during five storm events in a 14.5km 2 agricultural catchment in north east Scotland. The method utilised event specific end member chemistries to differentiate three catchment-scale hydrological pathways on the basis of observed...
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