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Stochastic Modeling in Hydrology
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Since their advent in hydrology over a half-century ago, stochastic models have become an important tool in solving many important issues in hydrology, including system simulation, filling in missing data, real-time and extended hydrologic forecasting, synthetic data generation for the evaluation of management scenarios, downscaling climate variables, and so forth. Growing public awareness of climate change and other significant sources of hydrologic non-stationarity additionally highlights the importance of stochastic hydrology. Increasing recognition of the non-stationary nature of hydrologic phenomena in recent decades gives an additional impetus for developing and implementing nonstationary stochastic methods in hydrology and associated fields.
This Special Issue invites innovative contributions in the field of stochastic hydrology and related fields. Multidisciplinary manuscripts encompassing stochastic hydrology and other fields, including but not limited to hydroclimatology, nonstationary modeling, soft computing, and geospatial analysis, are particularly welcome. Applied stochastic hydrology studies are encouraged, including hydrologic system simulation and optimization; water quality and quantity forecasting in rivers, streams, and lakes; analysis of the effects of climate projections; and frequency analysis of hydrologic extremes.
New ideas and insightful applications from your contributions will help us familiarize the Water readership with the present research trends and trace future research directions in theoretical and applied stochastic analysis in hydrology.
Prof. Dr. Momcilo Markus
Prof. Dr. Daeryong Park
Prof. Dr. Myoung-Jin Um
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Time-series analysis
- System analysis
- State-space modeling
- Hydroclimatology
- Climate change
- Extreme events
- Nonstationarity
- Uncertainty quantification
- Artificial intelligence
- Water quality
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