Hydrological Modeling and Engineering: Managing Risk and Uncertainties

Dear Colleagues,

We are inviting authors to contribute articles on the topic of Hydrological Modeling and Engineering. Human society is facing an unprecedented challenge in the context of climate change. The climate variability and shifts in the seasonal pattern make our water future insecure and infrastructures vulnerable when it comes to coping with challenges. Ongoing societal development needs also have consequences on the water management field. As a result, we need a better understanding and multidisciplinary approach to tackling uncertainties and managing change. We encourage innovative ideas and new modeling techniques that enhance modeling practices and support management decisions. We are also looking for the community's perception of current engineering practices and decision-makings framework for determining the right way forward. We encourage submissions in but not limited to the areas below:

1. Uncertainties in hydrologic prediction;
2. Application of data science and artificial intelligence in water engineering;
3. Data-driven and scenario-based modeling;
4. Climate change and water security;
5. River system modeling;
6. Surface water and groundwater interaction;
7. Environmental flows;
8. Landscape process and floodplain modeling;
9. Advancement in urban hydrology;
10. Contaminant transport process;
11. Coastal catchment interaction.

Dr. Md Jahangir Alam
Dr. Monzur Imteaz
Prof. Dr. Abdallah Shanbleh
Topic Editors