July 2025 - 35 articles
The Yellow River is a renowned sediment-laden river and analyzing its water–sediment evolution characteristics and trends is critical for rational water resource utilization and water security. Using annual runoff and sediment transport data fr...
Globally, groundwater resources are experiencing a decline in hydraulic heads resulting from the dual effects of urbanization and climate change, highlighting the need for integrated and sustainable water resources management. Urban development in th...
Flooding is a recurrent natural hazard in Romania, causing significant socio-economic impacts. Historical data highlights the severity of floods, particularly the unprecedented flood of 1926. Between 1960 and 2010, Romania experienced over 400 major...
In data-scarce regions and ungauged basins, remotely sensed evapotranspiration (ET) products are increasingly employed to support hydrological model calibration. In this study, a high-resolution hydrological model was developed for the Upper Anthemou...
The advent of machine learning (ML) has significantly transformed hydrology, particularly in the simulation of hydrological flows. However, ML techniques have not been employed to the same extent in stochastic hydrology. In applied sciences, the most...
The Hron River is a vital waterway in central Slovakia. In evaluating observed streamflow records for the past ~90 years, the Hron River displayed historically low hydrologic summer (April–May–June–July–August–September...
This study develops a numerical model to simulate groundwater flow and contaminant transport in a “typical hydrogeological environment” of northern New Jersey, addressing freshwater decline. Focusing on the Lower Passaic water management...
The sharp decline in streamflow prediction accuracy with increasing lead times remains a persistent challenge for effective water resources management and flood mitigation. In this study, we developed a coupled deep learning model for daily streamflo...
Drought is one of the most impactful natural disasters, and it significantly impacts three main sectors of a country: the environment, society, and the economy. Therefore, drought assessment and monitoring are essential for reducing vulnerability and...
Groundwater storage refers to the water stored in the pore spaces of underground aquifers, which has been increasingly affected by both climate change and anthropogenic activities in recent decades. Therefore, monitoring their changes and the factors...
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