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Carly Lawyer, Li An and Erfan Goharian
Global warming and climate variations are expected to alter hydrologic conditions and exacerbate flooding, primarily through increasingly frequent and intense storm events and sea-level rise. The interactions between coastlines and their inhabitants arou...
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Kyung Y. Kim, Todd Scanlon, Sophia Bakar and Venkataraman Lakshmi
Droughts are projected to increase in intensity and frequency with the rise of global mean temperatures. However, not all drought indices equally capture the variety of influences that each hydrologic component has on the duration and magnitude of a peri...
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Lan Zeng, Haoyong Shen, Yali Cui, Xuefeng Chu and Jingli Shao
Surface depressions are one of the important impact factors of hydrologic processes and catchment responses. However, in many hydrologic models, the influence of depressions is often simulated in a lumped manner, which results in the insufficient charact...
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Edoardo Severini, Marco Bartoli, Monica Pinardi and Fulvio Celico
The Po Plain (northern Italy) is one of the largest aquifers in Europe, and 67% of the utilized agricultural land in this area is classified as a nitrate vulnerable zone (NVZ). However, it hosts intensive agriculture and livestock farming. In a stretch o...
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Thanh Thi Luong, Ivan Vorobevskii, Judith Pöschmann, Rico Kronenberg, Daniel Gliksman and Christian Bernhofer
Quality of water balance estimations are strongly dependent on the precipitation input. The key limitation here is typically a lack of spatial representation in precipitation data. Quantitative precipitation estimation (QPE) using radar is recognized as ...
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Trevor K. Eckermann, Danielle S. Hunt and Alicia M. Kinoshita
Given the widespread presence of non-native vegetation in urban and Mediterranean watersheds, it is important to evaluate how these sensitive ecosystems will respond to activities to manage and restore native vegetation conditions. This research focuses ...
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Joseph E. Quansah, Amina B. Naliaka, Souleymane Fall, Ramble Ankumah and Gamal El Afandi
Global climate change is expected to impact future precipitation and surface temperature trends and could alter local hydrologic systems. This study assessed the likely hydrologic responses and changes in streamflow due to future climate change within th...
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Neekita Joshi, Ajay Kalra and Kenneth W. Lamb
Climate association between Groundwater Storage (GWS) and sea level changes have been missing from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, demanding a requisite study of their linkage and responses. Variability in the Hydrologic Unit Code?03 regio...
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Eatemad Keshta, Mohamed A. Gad and Doaa Amin
This study develops a response-based hydrologic model for long-term (continuous) rainfall-runoff simulations over the catchment areas of big rivers. The model overcomes the typical difficulties in estimating infiltration and evapotranspiration parameters...
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Zheng N. Fang, Michael J. Shultz, Kevin J. Wienhold, Jiaqi Zhang and Shang Gao
The goal of this investigation is to compare the hydrologic simulations caused by the areal-averaging of dynamic moving rainfall. Two types of synthetic rainfall are developed: spatially varied rainfall (SVR) is the typical input to a distributed model w...
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