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Katarzyna Plewa, Adam Perz, Dariusz Wrzesinski and Leszek Sobkowiak
The hydrology of coastal lakes differs significantly from that of inland water bodies due to the influence of the neighboring sea. Observed climatic changes are expected to enhance the effect of the sea on coastal lake ecosystems, which makes research on...
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Yong Zhang, Xin Wang, Zongli Jiang, Junfeng Wei, Hiroyuki Enomoto and Tetsuo Ohata
Arctic glaciers comprise a small fraction of the world?s land ice area, but their ongoing mass loss currently represents a large cryospheric contribution to the sea level rise. In the Suntar-Khayata Mountains (SKMs) of northeastern Siberia, in situ measu...
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Davide Fronzi, Gagan Narang, Alessandro Galdelli, Alessandro Pepi, Adriano Mancini and Alberto Tazioli
Forecasting of water availability has become of increasing interest in recent decades, especially due to growing human pressure and climate change, affecting groundwater resources towards a perceivable depletion. Numerous research papers developed at var...
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Carlos Alfonso Zafra-Mejía, Hugo Alexander Rondón-Quintana and Carlos Felipe Urazán-Bonells
The objective of this paper is to use autoregressive, integrated, and moving average (ARIMA) and transfer function ARIMA (TFARIMA) models to analyze the behavior of the main water quality parameters in the initial components of a drinking water supply sy...
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Kidoo Park, Yeongjeong Seong, Younghun Jung, Ilro Youn and Cheon Kyu Choi
The methods for improving the accuracy of water level prediction were proposed in this study by selecting the Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU) model, which is effective for multivariate learning at the Paldang Bridge station in Han River, South Korea, where th...
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Saad Sh. Sammen, Mohammad Ehteram, Zohreh Sheikh Khozani and Lariyah Mohd Sidek
Predicting reservoir water levels helps manage droughts and floods. Predicting reservoir water level is complex because it depends on factors such as climate parameters and human intervention. Therefore, predicting water level needs robust models. Our st...
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Deokhwan Kim, Cheolhee Jang, Jeonghyeon Choi and Jaewon Kwak
As a significant portion of the available water resources in volcanic terrains such as Jeju Island are dependent on groundwater, reliable groundwater level forecasting is one of the important tasks for efficient water resource management. This study aims...
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Jiaxing Xu, Hongxiang Fan, Minghan Luo, Piji Li, Taeseop Jeong and Ligang Xu
Water level is an important indicator of lake hydrology characteristics, and its fluctuation significantly affects lake ecosystems. In recent years, deep learning models have shown their superiority in the long-time range prediction of hydrology processe...
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Li He, Shasha Ji, Kunlun Xin, Zewei Chen, Lei Chen, Jun Nan and Chenxi Song
Hydraulic monitoring data is critical for optimizing drainage system design and predicting system performance, particularly in the establishment of data-driven hydraulic models. However, anomalies in monitoring data, caused by sensor failures and network...
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Kazuhisa A. Chikita, Akio Goto, Jun Okada, Takashi Yamaguchi and Hideo Oyagi
Exploring how the hydrological and thermal conditions of a volcanic lake change in response to volcanic activity is important to identify the signs of a volcanic eruption. A water cycle system and a geothermal process in a crater lake, Okama, in the acti...
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