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Fernando Watson-Hernández, Isabel Guzmán-Arias, Laura Chavarría-Pizarro and Francisco Quesada-Alvarado
The consequences of climate change have challenged researchers to generate models and projections to understand climate behavior under different scenarios. In Costa Rica, as in other countries, climate-change (CC) models and projections are essential to ...
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Zhaoxin Wang, Tiejun Wang and Yonggen Zhang
Knowledge of both state (e.g., soil moisture) and flux (e.g., actual evapotranspiration (ETa) and groundwater recharge (GR)) hydrological variables across vadose zones is critical for understanding ecohydrological and land-surface processes. In this stud...
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Pascual Ferrans, Carlos Vicente Rey, Gabriel Pérez, Juan Pablo Rodríguez and Mario Díaz-Granados
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Pascual Ferrans, Carlos Vicente Rey, Gabriel Pérez, Juan Pablo Rodríguez and Mario Díaz-Granados
Green roofs (GRs) are a feasible solution for mitigating increased runoff volumes in urban areas. Though many studies have focused their analysis on the quantity and quality of GR runoff, with respect to the relevance of specific site conditions in GR pe...
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Erica Matta, Mariano Bresciani, Giulio Tellina, Karin Schenk, Philipp Bauer, Fabian Von Trentini, Nils Ruther and Alena Bartosova
It is increasingly important to know the water quality of a reservoir, given the prospect of an environment poor in water reserves, which are based on intense and short-lived precipitation events. In this work, vegetation indices (NDVI, EVI) and bio-phys...
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Amin Minaei, Sara Todeschini, Robert Sitzenfrei and Enrico Creaco
Climate change increasingly is affecting every aspect of human life on the earth. Many regional climate models (RCMs) have so far been developed to carefully assess this important phenomenon on specific regions. In this study, ten RCMs captured from the ...
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Nufang Fang, Zhihua Shi, Fangxin Chen and Yixia Wang
Multivariate statistics are commonly used to identify the factors that control the dynamics of runoff or sediment yields during hydrological processes. However, one issue with the use of conventional statistical methods to address relationships between v...
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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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Charalampos Skoulikaris, Panagiota Venetsanou, Georgia Lazoglou, Christina Anagnostopoulou and Konstantinos Voudouris
Triggering hydrological simulations with climate change gridded datasets is one of the prevailing approaches in climate change impact assessment at a river basin scale, with bias correction and spatio-temporal interpolation being functions routinely used...
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Gianfausto Salvadori, Fabrizio Durante, Carlo De Michele and Mauro Bernardi
One of the ultimate goals of hydrological studies is to assess whether or not the dynamics of the variables of interest are changing. For this purpose, specific statistics are usually adopted: e.g., overall indices, averages, variances, correlations, roo...
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Jenni-Mari Vesakoski, Petteri Alho, Juha Hyyppä, Markus Holopainen, Claude Flener and Hannu Hyyppä
Topographic depressions have an important role in hydrological processes as they affect the water balance and runoff response of a watershed. Nevertheless, research has focused in detail neither on the effects of acquisition and processing methods nor on...
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Zhongda Ren, Chuanjie Liu, Yafei Ou, Peng Zhang, Heshan Fan, Xiaolong Zhao, Heqin Cheng, Lizhi Teng, Ming Tang and Fengnian Zhou
Effectively simulating the variation in suspended sediment concentration (SSC) in estuaries during typhoons is significant for the water quality and ecological conditions of estuarine shoal wetlands and their adjacent coastal waters. During typhoons, SSC...
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Veronika Bacová Mitková, Dana Halmová, Pavla Pekárová and Pavol Miklánek
In hydrological practice, individual elements of the hydrological cycle are most often estimated and evaluated separately. Uncertainty in the size estimation of extrema discharges and their return period can affect the statistical assessment of the signi...
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Dibesh Khadka, Mukand S. Babel and Ambili G. Kamalamma
Climate change (CC) and land-use change (LUC) will alter a basin?s hydrological processes and water balance. Quantifying their significance is imperative in formulating appropriate countermeasures and management plans. This study assesses projected chang...
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N?da Jocelyne Maryse Christine Amichiatchi, Gneneyougo Emile Soro, Jean Hounkpè, Tie Albert Goula Bi and Agnidé Emmanuel Lawin
Climate change has had strong impacts on water resources over the past decades in Côte d?Ivoire, but these impacts on hydrological extremes remain largely unknown in most watersheds. Thus, this work aimed to evaluate the trends and breakpoints in extreme...
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Demetrio Antonio Zema, Bruno Gianmarco Carrà and Manuel Esteban Lucas-Borja
Several studies have analyzed the changes in individual soil properties and covers and quantified the hydrological response of burned forest soils (with or without post-fire treatment). Less research exists on the influence of these changes on runoff and...
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R. Visweshwaran, RAAJ Ramsankaran, T. I. Eldho and Manoj Kumar Jha
Climate change (CC) affects millions of people directly or indirectly. Especially, the effect of CC on the hydrological regime is extensive. Hence, understanding its impact is highly essential. In this study, the Bharathapuzha river basin (BRB) lying in ...
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Vanessa Wörner, Phillip Kreye and Günter Meon
Bias-correction methods are commonly applied to climate model data in hydrological climate impact studies. This is due to the often large deviations between simulated and observed climate variables. These biases may cause unrealistic simulation results w...
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Xiqiang Wang, Rensheng Chen and Yong Yang
Climate warming has intensified permafrost degradation, which could have a variety of implications on the hydrological regime in permafrost regions. In this study, we analyzed the effects of permafrost degradation on the hydrological regime via four hydr...
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J. E. OSPINA NOREÑA,C. GAY GARCÍA,A. C. CONDE,V. O. MAGAÑA RUEDA,G. SÁNCHEZ TORRES ESQUEDA
This work identifies some of the climate-hydrological variables that best express the vulnerability of hydrological resources at watershed level (Sinú-Caribbean Basin, Colombia). The analysis utilizes the outputs of some general circulation models ru...
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