We present a new method for simulating and predicting hydrologic variables with uncertainty
assessment and provide example applications to river flows. The method is identified with …

Deterministic watershed models (DWMs) are used in nearly all hydrologic planning, design,
and management activities, yet they cannot generate streamflow ensembles needed for …

Accurate and reliable runoff prediction is critical for solving problems related to water
resource planning and management. Deterministic runoff prediction methods cannot meet …

Occurrences of extreme events, especially floods, have become more frequent and severe
in the recent past due to the global impacts of climate change. In this context, possibilities for …

Modeling hydrological processes for managing the available water resources effectively is
often complex due to the existence of high nonlinearity, and the associated prediction …

Accurately characterizing the spatial variability of tension water storage capacity (TWC)
within a catchment is challenging due to limited in-situ hydrologic data availability …

Hydrologic models are simplified representations of natural hydrologic systems. Since these
models rely on assumptions and simplifications to capture some aspects of hydrological …

An increase in the frequency and intensity of both floods and droughts has been recently
observed due to an increase in climate variability. Especially, land-use change associated …

Contextualización: Hoy en día los humedales se encuentran en deterioro a causa
principalmente de las actividades antrópicas que provocan procesos de sustitución y …

The parameters of nonlinear forest models are commonly estimated with heuristic
techniques, which can supply erroneous values. The use of heuristic algorithms is partially …