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Hydrology, Volume 11, Issue 5

May 2024 - 13 articles

Cover Story: Coal mining produces profound alterations in hydrological and pedological conditions, disturbing processes such as overland flow, infiltration, and percolation. The formation of Technosols in coal mining residue deposition areas induces changes in the water circulation in the unsaturated zone and increases the leaching of major ions and Potentially Toxic Elements (PTEs). This study was carried out through an integrative approach in the scope of the project “SHS–Soil health surrounding former mining areas: characterization, risk analysis, and intervention” to assess changes in the hydropedological conditions in an area with a coal mining waste pile that underwent self-burning. The research results express substantial contrasts regarding hydropedological zoning, including the development of different soil profiles, diverse PTE geochemistry and mineralogy… View this paper
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Articles (13)

  • Review
  • Open Access
4 Citations
3,943 Views
21 Pages

The concept of sustainable water use serves as an indicator of environmental, economic, and social pressure on freshwater resources globally; however, the social element of sustainability is not well researched within water-consumption studies. The o...

  • Article
  • Open Access
10 Citations
3,432 Views
18 Pages

Integration of GIS and Water-Quality Index for Preliminary Assessment of Groundwater Suitability for Human Consumption and Irrigation in Semi-Arid Region

  • Kaddour Benmarce,
  • Karim Zighmi,
  • Riheb Hadji,
  • Younes Hamed,
  • Matteo Gentilucci,
  • Maurizio Barbieri and
  • Gilberto Pambianchi

The Setifian high-plains region, Northeast of Algeria, grapples with challenges in water resource management. As the water demand intensifies across a diverse range of sectors, assessing groundwater quality becomes indispensable. This article respond...

  • Article
  • Open Access
5 Citations
2,702 Views
19 Pages

Temporal Assessment of Phosphorus Speciation in a Model Ramsar Lake System in Asia

  • Anjali Venukumar,
  • Abdugani M. Azimov,
  • Gani M. Iztleuov,
  • Vishnu S. Moorchilot,
  • Usha K. Aravind,
  • Marat I. Sataev,
  • Valsamma J. Koshy and
  • Charuvila T. Aravindakumar

This study focused on monitoring phosphorus (P) concentrations in the water of the Ramsar site, Lake Vembanad, with a special focus on the mouths of the river bodies draining into the lake, a known hotspot for eutrophication. Four phosphorus fraction...

  • Article
  • Open Access
5 Citations
3,264 Views
21 Pages

Despite their popularity, the construction and operation of hydropower reservoirs pose challenges to water resources. This study investigated the impacts of cascading dams on streamflow in Tanzania’s Rufiji River Basin. The SWAT model was devel...

  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
4,369 Views
25 Pages

Investigating the Morphometry and Hydrometeorological Variability of a Fragile Tropical Karstic Lake of the Yucatán Peninsula: Bacalar Lagoon

  • Laura Carrillo,
  • Mario Yescas,
  • Mario Oscar Nieto-Oropeza,
  • Manuel Elías-Gutiérrez,
  • Juan C. Alcérreca-Huerta,
  • Emilio Palacios-Hernández and
  • Oscar F. Reyes-Mendoza

Comprehensive morphometric and hydrometeorological studies on Bacalar Lagoon, Mexico’s largest tropical karstic lake and a significant aquatic system of the Yucatán Peninsula, are lacking. This study provides a detailed analysis of its b...

  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
2,433 Views
25 Pages

Humans have influenced the sediment transport of rivers on a centurial scale. Our goal was to use the rate of lateral channel processes as a proxy to reconstruct sediment budget (SB) changes of a lowland river (Middle Tisza, Hungary) on a historical...

  • Feature Paper
  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
7,308 Views
30 Pages

Enhancing Monthly Streamflow Prediction Using Meteorological Factors and Machine Learning Models in the Upper Colorado River Basin

  • Saichand Thota,
  • Ayman Nassar,
  • Soukaina Filali Boubrahimi,
  • Shah Muhammad Hamdi and
  • Pouya Hosseinzadeh

Streamflow prediction is crucial for planning future developments and safety measures along river basins, especially in the face of changing climate patterns. In this study, we utilized monthly streamflow data from the United States Bureau of Reclama...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
3,101 Views
16 Pages

Use of Soil Moisture as an Indicator of Climate Change in the SUPer System

  • Josicleda Domiciano Galvincio,
  • Rodrigo de Queiroga Miranda and
  • Gabrielly Gregorio da Luz

Soil moisture can be an important indicator of climate change in humid and semi-arid areas. This indicator can more efficiently propose different public policies related to climate change than just using precipitation and temperature data. Given the...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
2,333 Views
22 Pages

Hydrologic Sensitivity of a Critical Turkish Watershed to Inform Water Resource Management in an Altered Climate

  • Furkan Yunus Emre Cevahir,
  • Jennifer C. Adam,
  • Mingliang Liu and
  • Justin Sheffield

This study introduces a novel sensitivity analysis approach to assess the resilience and susceptibility of hydrologic systems to the stresses of climate change, moving away from conventional top-down methodologies. By exploring the hydrological sensi...

  • Article
  • Open Access
5 Citations
2,956 Views
24 Pages

A Comparative Analysis of Sediment Concentration Using Artificial Intelligence and Empirical Equations

  • Muhammad Ashraf Khalid,
  • Abdul Razzaq Ghumman and
  • Ghufran Ahmed Pasha

Morphological changes in canals are greatly influenced by sediment load dynamics, whose estimation is a challenging task because of the non-linear behavior of the sediment concentration variables. This study aims to compare different techniques inclu...

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