Jamaica, the third largest island in the Caribbean, has been affected significantly by flooding
and flood-related damage. Hence assessing the probability of flooding and susceptibility of …

The topological system of lakes and streams is the basis for deriving a multitude of patterns
and processes in hydrology, geomorphology and ecology. Flow direction is key to …

Floods from moraine-dammed lake failures can have long standing effects not only on
riverine landscapes but also on mountain communities due to the high intensity (ie great …

Land surface depressions play a central role in the transformation of rainfall to ponding,
infiltration and runoff, yet digital elevation models (DEMs) used by spatially distributed …

Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) contribute to geomorphological and hydrological
applications. DEMs can be derived using different remote sensing-based datasets, such as …

During intense rainfall, shallow landslides often occur on natural slopes due to the rising
groundwater level. This study proposed a simple model for rainfall-induced shallow …

Climate change has intensified the effects of habitat fragmentation in many ecosystems,
particularly exacerbated in riparian habitats. Therefore, there is an urgent need to identify …

Accurate delineation of watershed and drainage networks is crucial for hydrological and
geomorphological models, water resource management, change of floodplains, flood risk …

Infiltration losses may be significant and warrant proper incorporation into mathematical
models for river floods in arid and semi‐arid areas, rainfall‐induced surface runoffs in …

The “precipiton” method is a particle‐based approach that consists of routing elementary
water volumes on top of topography with erosive and depositional actions. Here we present …