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Igor Paz, Bernard Willinger, Auguste Gires, Bianca Alves de Souza, Laurent Monier, Hervé Cardinal, Bruno Tisserand, Ioulia Tchiguirinskaia and Daniel Schertzer
Recent studies have highlighted the need for high resolution rainfall measurements for better modelling of urban and peri-urban catchment responses. In this work, we used a fully-distributed model called ?Multi-Hydro? to study small-scale rainfall variab...
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Kleomenis Kalogeropoulos, Konstantinos Tsanakas, Nikolaos Stathopoulos, Demetrios E. Tsesmelis and Andreas Tsatsaris
Floods are natural hazards with negative environmental and socioeconomic impacts at a local and regional level. In addition to human lives, facilities, and infrastructure, flooding is a potential threat to archaeological sites, with all the implications ...
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Matthew Kelly, Imogen Schwarz, Mark Ziegelaar, Andrew B. Watkins and Yuriy Kuleshov
Floods are the most common and costliest natural disaster in Australia. Australian flood risk assessments (FRAs) are mostly conducted on relatively small scales using modelling outputs. The aim of this study was to develop a novel approach of index-based...
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Chiara Martinello, Chiara Cappadonia and Edoardo Rotigliano
Optimally sizing grid cells is a relevant research issue in landslide susceptibility evaluation. In fact, the size of the adopted mapping units influences several aspects spanning from statistical (the number of positive/negative cases and prevalence and...
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Ismail Aouiche, Mouncef Sedrati and Edward J. Anthony
River mouths are dynamic systems that can respond rapidly to both fluxes in fluvial water and sediment discharge and marine energy conditions, notably waves. On semi-arid wave-exposed coasts, the morphosedimentary behaviour of river mouths is particularl...
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Yizhi Wang, Jia Liu, Lin Xu, Fuliang Yu and Shanjun Zhang
Streamflow modelling is one of the most important elements for the management of water resources and flood control in the context of future climate change. With the advancement of numerical weather prediction and modern detection technologies, more and m...
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Tim Wolters, Ian McNamara, Björn Tetzlaff and Frank Wendland
The input of nutrients into surface waters and groundwater is directly linked to runoff components. Due to the different physicochemical behaviour of nitrogen and phosphorus compounds, the individual runoff components have different significance as input...
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Nicola Pastore, Claudia Cherubini and Concetta Immacolata Giasi
Nowadays, changes in precipitation patterns together with the increasing water demand impose a sustainable management where the budget between water availability and demand is positively closed. A parsimonious hydrogeological modelling approach coupled w...
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Oleg Yermolaev and Svetlana Mukharamova
This paper describes the modelling of suspended sediment yield in a plains region in the European part of Russia (EPR) and its prediction for ungauged catchments. The studied plains area, excluding the Caucasus and Ural Mountains, covers 3.5 × 106 km2 of...
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Damian Badora, Rafal Wawer, Aleksandra Król-Badziak, Anna Nieróbca, Jerzy Kozyra and Beata Jurga
The hydrological assessment of the Vistula River basin in the near future will be a key element in the development of strategies to adapt agriculture to climate change. The Vistula River basin covers 61% of Poland?s area (190,062 km2) and is mainly used ...
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