Streamflow recession analysis is a widely used hydrologic tool that uses readily available
discharge measurements to estimate otherwise unmeasurable watershed‐scale properties …

Baseflow is often treated according to a unique storage‐discharge relationship. However,
recent innovations in baseflow recession analysis have allowed novel findings regarding the …

Understanding the groundwater storage and release (SQ) process and its contribution to
river flows is essential for different hydrological applications, especially in periods of water …

Climate warming is changing streamflow regimes and groundwater storage in cold alpine
regions. In this study, the Yangbajain headwater catchment in the Lhasa River basin is …

Streamflow prediction during dry or recession periods is crucial for water resources
management. The storage-discharge (SQ) relationship is generally used to model recession …

Water-related issues are becoming more widespread due to the increased frequency and
severity of extreme climatic events. Under such a scenario, accurate streamflow prediction is …

The effects of rainfall and underlying surface conditions on flood recession processes are a
critical issue for flood risk reduction and water use in a region. In this article, we examined …

It is critical for monthly water balance models (MWBMs) to achieve realistic hydrological
modelling of total flow and its components (ie quick flow and baseflow) in practical …

The Budyko curve, relating a catchment's water and energy balance, provides a useful tool
to analyse how physio-climatic and socio-economic characteristics may impact long-term …

Streamflow recession analysis characterizes the storage‐outflow relationship in catchments.
This relationship, which typically follows a power law, summarizes all catchment‐scale …