It is a common practice to employ hydrologic models for assessing alterations to streamflow
as a result of anthropogenically driven changes, such as riverine, land use, and climate …

Quantification of streamflow characteristics in ungauged catchments remains a challenge.
Hydrological modeling is often used to derive flow time series and to calculate streamflow …

The concepts of model benchmarking, model agility, and large-sample hydrology are
becoming more prevalent in hydrologic and land surface modeling. As modeling systems …

Automatic calibration of complex models, which includes continuous hydrograph models,
requires sophisticated calibration methods. Also, these model-independent-parameter …

Calibration is the most critical phase in any water quality modelling process. This study
proposes a sequential calibration methodology for any water quality model using reach …

Abstract Study Region Europe Study Focus The semi-distributed Hydrological Predictions
for the Environment (HYPE) model for the European domain, E-HYPE4, was calibrated for …

This study uses the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) model to quantitatively
compare available input datasets in a data-poor dryland environment (Wala catchment …

Abstract Study Area The discharge of the transboundary Komadugu-Yobe Basin, Lake Chad
Area, West Africa is calibrated using multi-objective optimization techniques. Study focus …

Performance criteria are used in the automated calibration of hydrological models to
determine and minimise the misfit between observations and model simulations. In this …

Hydrological models have been widely used for water resources management. Successful
application of hydrological models depends on careful calibration and uncertainty analysis …