The application of pesticides in agriculture is a widely-used way to alleviate pest stresses.
However, it also introduces various environmental concerns due to the offsite movement of …

A systematic understanding of the spatial distribution of water quality is critical for successful
watershed management; however, the limited number of physical monitoring stations has …

Abstract The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) model is diffusely applied to areas
with uniform precipitation distribution and gentle slopes. However, the SWAT has apparent …

Accurate quantification of soil organic carbon (SOC) change is essential for designing
effective agricultural practices to maximize agronomic, climatic, and environmental benefits …

Hydrological modelling requires accurate climate data with high spatial-temporal resolution,
which is often unavailable in certain parts of the world—such as Central America. Numerous …

Uncertainty in simulating hydrologic response to future climate is generally assumed to
result from the combined uncertainties of the General Circulation Model (GCM) …

Soil erosion, one of the most serious environmental concerns, might remove topsoil and
essential element from terrestrial land. However, few attentions have been given to …

Abstract The Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) model has been widely used to
assess the impacts of management practices and climate change on runoff and soil loss at …

Erosion-induced soil carbon loss has been identified as a critical process in the global
carbon (C) cycle. Surface coverage substantially alters the soil erosion process and the …

Karst watershed refers to the total range of surface and underground recharge areas of
rivers (including subterranean rivers and surface rivers) in karst areas. Karst water …