Improved understanding of the relationship between groundwater outflows from Australian
Great Artesian Basin (GAB) springs and the extent of wetlands they support is urgently …

Flood modelling and mapping typically entail flood frequency estimation, hydrodynamic
modelling and inundation mapping, which require specific datasets that are often …

Remote sensing has held a great deal of promise for hydrology, mainly because of the
potential to observe areas and entire river basins rather than merely points. In addition, as …

Remote sensing and hydrologic modeling are two key approaches to evaluate and predict
hydrology and water resources. Remote sensing technologies, due to their ability to offer …

The nature of causal links between land management in rural river catchments and the flood
hydrograph is investigated. A catchment can be represented as a mosaic of tiles with …

The skill of hydrologic models, such as those used in operational flood prediction, is
currently restricted by the availability of flow gauges and by the quality of the streamflow data …

River discharge is an important variable in the water cycle that is related to water supply,
irrigation, and flood forecasting. However, gauging stations are extremely limited across …

This paper describes the application of hydrodynamic modelling in conjunction with remote
sensing to estimate flood inundation and discharge in a sparsely monitored and …

River water discharge (WD) is an essential component when monitoring a regional
hydrological cycle. It is expressed in terms of surface runoff (R) when a unit of river basin …

Satellite passive microwave sensors provide global coverage of the Earth's land surface on
a near‐daily basis without severe interference from cloud cover. Using a strategy first …