Inland water is an important natural resource that is critical for sustaining marine and
terrestrial ecosystems as well as supporting a variety of human needs. Monitoring the …

Almost 60% of the rivers in the northern hemisphere experience significant seasonal effects
of river ice. In many of these northern rivers, ice-jam floods (IJFs) pose serious threats to …

The sensitivity of Earth's wetlands to observed shifts in global precipitation and temperature
patterns and their ability to produce large quantities of methane gas are key global change …

Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS)–derived measurements of Lena
River effective width (We) display a high predictive capacity (r2= 0.81, mean absolute error< …

The transport of fine sediment, carried in suspension by water, is central to the hydrology,
geomorphology, and ecological functioning of river floodplains and deltas. An extensive new …

Hydraulic variables obtained from remotely sensed data have been successfully used to
estimate river discharge (Q). However, most studies have used a rating curve based on a …

In this work we demonstrate the utility of satellite remote sensing for river discharge
nowcasting and forecasting for two major rivers, the Ganges and Brahmaputra, in southern …

Reliable and prompt information on river ice condition and extent is needed to make
accurate hydrological forecasts to predict ice jams breakups and issue timely flood …

Rapid advancements in technologies open up possibilities for water resource authorities to
increase their ability to accurately, safely and efficiently establish river flow observation …

This work presents a methodology for soil wetness monitoring over the Peace Athabasca
Delta, PAD, a northern watershed located in the Mackenzie River Basin in North-Western …