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Bohui Wang, Sheng Li and Yanyan Ge
As the largest irrigation area in northwest China, the middle and lower reaches of the Yarkant River basin are limited in economic development by the shortage of surface water resources and the increasing demand for groundwater resources from agriculture...
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Raúl F. Vázquez, Josué E. Brito, Henrietta Hampel and Stephen Birkinshaw
Despite recent progress in terms of cheap computing power, the application of physically-based distributed (PBD) hydrological codes still remains limited, particularly, because some commercial-license codes are expensive, even under academic terms. Thus,...
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Sabin Paudel and Rohan Benjankar
The main objective of this study is to evaluate the performance of the integrated hydrological model, MIKE SHE in a small watershed to analyze the effect of two different precipitation sources on model outputs (groundwater elevation and surface water flo...
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Gopal Chandra Saha and Michael Quinn
This study assessed how hydraulic fracturing (HF) (water withdrawals from nearby river water source) and its associated activities (construction of well pads) would affect surface water and groundwater in 2021?2036 under changing climate (RCP4.5 and RCP8...
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Babak Farjad, Anil Gupta, Saman Razavi, Monireh Faramarzi and Danielle J. Marceau
This study proposes an integrated modeling system consisting of the physically-based MIKE SHE/MIKE 11 model, a cellular automata model, and general circulation models (GCMs) scenarios to investigate the independent and combined effects of future climate ...
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Jiao Liu, Min Luo, Tie Liu, Anming Bao, Philippe De Maeyer, Xianwei Feng, Xi Chen
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Climate change and the impacts on hydrological processes in Karakoram region are highly important to the available water resources in downstream oases. In this study, a modified quantile perturbation method (QPM), which was improved by considering the fr...
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Min Luo, Fanhao Meng, Tie Liu, Yongchao Duan, Amaury Frankl, Alishir Kurban, Philippe De Maeyer
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The effects of global climate change threaten the availability of water resources worldwide and modify their tempo-spatial pattern. Properly quantifying the possible effects of climate change on water resources under different hydrological models is a gr...
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Jiao Liu, Tie Liu, Anming Bao, Philippe De Maeyer, Alishir Kurban, Xi Chen
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Most studies of input data used in hydrological models have focused on flow; however, point discharge data negligibly reflect deviations in spatial input data. To study the effects of different input data sources on hydrological processes at the catchmen...
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Patrick Keilholz, Markus Disse and Ümüt Halik
The Tarim basin is a unique ecosystem. The water from the Tarim River supports both wildlife and humans. To analyze the effects of both land use and climate changes on groundwater, a research site was established at Yingibazar, which is a river oasis alo...
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Golmar Golmohammadi, Shiv Prasher, Ali Madani and Ramesh Rudra
Selecting the right model to simulate a specific watershed has always been a challenge, and field testing of watersheds could help researchers to use the proper model for their purposes. The performance of three popular Geographic Information System (GIS...
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