Headwater streams and inland wetlands provide essential functions that support healthy
watersheds and downstream waters. However, scientists and aquatic resource managers …

This research paper presents a systematic literature review on the use of remotely sensed
and/or global datasets in distributed hydrological modelling. The study aims to investigate …

In this study, we assessed the impacts of uncertainties arising from hydrologic model
parameters and climate change data on streamflow and catchment-level non-floodplain …

Agricultural nonpoint source (NPS) pollution leads to water quality degradation. While
agriculture is faced with the challenge of feeding a growing population in a changing …

The hydrological regulation services provided by wetlands have great potential to be used
as a nature-based solution for improving basin resilience to hydrological extremes …

Depressional wetlands influence the functions of wetlandscapes by storing and releasing
water, providing critical habitat, amplifying carbon and nutrient cycling, and influencing …

Surface water storage in small yet abundant landscape depressions—including wetlands
and other small waterbodies—is largely disregarded in conventional hydrologic modeling …

A major source of uncertainty in the global methane budget arises from quantifying the area
of wetlands and other inland waters. This study addresses how the dynamics of surface …

Ditch‐pond systems (DPSs) play a key role in hydrologic regulation and pollutant removal in
agricultural regions, yet there is a lack of quantitative tools that describe their complex …

In semi-distributed hydrologic models, it is difficult to account for the impacts of wetlands on
hydrologic processes, as they are based on lumped, subbasin-scale wetland concepts. It is …