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Natalie Orlowski, Florian Lauer, Philipp Kraft, Hans-Georg Frede and Lutz Breuer
Knowledge about water flow paths is essential for understanding biogeochemical fluxes in developed agricultural landscapes, i.e., the input of nutrients into surface waters, soil erosion, or pesticide fate. Several methods are available to study rainfall...
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Rosane da Silva Dias, José Manuel Mirás-Avalos and Antonio Paz-González
Understanding hydrological processes controlling stream chemistry and quantifying solute concentrations over time is crucial for estimating future alterations of water quality due to land use or climate change impacts, as well as for setting preventive o...
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Tamara Brlekovic and Lidija Tadic
Hydrological drought is critical from both water management and ecological perspectives. Depending on its hydrological and physical features, the resilience level of a catchment to groundwater drought can differ from that of meteorological drought. This ...
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Onel Pérez-Fernández and Juan Carlos García-Palomares
Moped-style scooters are one of the most popular systems of micro-mobility. They are undoubtedly good for the city, as they promote forms of environmentally-friendly mobility, in which flexibility helps prevent traffic build-up in the urban centers where...
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Dominik Leutnant, Dirk Muschalla and Mathias Uhl
Stormwater runoff quality was measured with online turbidity sensors at four common types of small urban subcatchments: (i) a flat roof; (ii) a parking lot; (iii) a residential catchment; and (iv) a high-traffic street. Samples were taken to estimate sit...
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Dominik Leutnant, Dirk Muschalla, Mathias Uhl
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Stormwater runoff quality was measured with online turbidity sensors at four common types of small urban subcatchments: (i) a flat roof; (ii) a parking lot; (iii) a residential catchment; and (iv) a high-traffic street. Samples were taken to estimate sit...
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Hui Wan, Jun Xia, Liping Zhang, Dunxian She, Yang Xiao and Lei Zou
Sensitivity analysis is a fundamental approach to identify the most significant and sensitive parameters, helping us to understand complex hydrological models, particularly for time-consuming distributed flood forecasting models based on complicated theo...
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