Drainage densities for samples of grid-square unit areas in NZMS 1 (1: 63 360) and NZMS 2
(1: 25 000) maps of the Wellington Peninsula are statistically compared with values derived …

A variety of aircraft remotely sensed and conventional ground‐based measurements of
volumetric soil water content (SW) were made over two subwatersheds (4.4 and 631 ha) of …

Satellite remote sensing is a viable source of observations of land surface hydrologic fluxes
and state variables, particularly in regions where in situ networks are sparse. Over the last …

Abstract The NASA Surface Water Ocean Topography (SWOT) mission and ESA Sentinel‐1,
inter‐alia, propose to monitor inland waters from satellites. The radar altimeter and the …

Simple models continue to be important for continental‐scale floodwater depth mapping due
to the prohibitively expensive cost of calibrating and applying hydrodynamic models. This …

Tile drains constitute a shortcut from agricultural fields to surface water systems, significantly
altering the transport pathways and fate of nitrate during transport. A correct representation …

Quantification of surface water storage in extensive floodplains and their dynamics are
crucial for a better understanding of global hydrological and biogeochemical cycles. In this …

One of the main challenges for global hydrological modelling is the limited availability of
observational data for calibration and model verification. This is particularly the case for real …

In this chapter, the passive microwave streamflow signals from advanced microwave
scanning radiometer for the earth observing system (AMSR‐E) are utilized directly, without …

Global soil moisture products that are completely independent of any type of ancillary data
and solely rely on satellite observations are presented. Additionally, we further develop an …