Knowledge of hydrologic connectivity is important to grasp the hydrological response at a
basin scale, particularly as changes in connectivity can have a negative effect on the …

Land use/land cover (LULC) and climate change are the two major environmental factors
that affect water resource planning and management at different scales. This study aims to …

Abstract Study region East Africa (EA), lake basins (Tana, Abaya-Chamo, Turkana, Victoria,
and Tanganyika), 6472, 404 km 2 of total area. Study focus Total water storage change …

Changes in hydrological cycles and water resources will certainly be a direct consequence
of climate change, making the forecast of hydrological components essential for water …

Surface water potential is the availability of water on the surface of the Earth. It is a finite
renewable resource, of which the quantity and quality are both space‐and time‐dependent …

This study was conducted to identify and map the surface irrigation potential in the data-
scarce Jewuha watershed of the Awash Basin, Ethiopia. The suitability of the land, based on …

Abstract In Ethiopia, the Ribb River is one of the tributaries of the Lake Tana sub-basin.
Temperature, precipitation, and streamflow would all be affected by climate change in the …

Groundwater is one of the most important sources of freshwater, contributing significantly for
drinking and other domestic activities around the world. However, its quality is deteriorating …

Climate change would cause changes in hydrological cycles and water availability. The
quantification of hydrological components is critical for assessing and managing water …

Water resources, mostly surface water is facing more ecological pollution due to direct or
indirect contaminants. The main causes of reservoir water pollution are many human and …