Farmland expansion in the Brazilian Cerrado, considered one of the largest agricultural
frontiers in the world, has the potential to alter water fluxes on different spatial scales …

Estimating water balance is the foundation of improving water productivity (WP) and
managing crop production efficiently in fields with significant spatial variability of soil …

Abstract Changes in precipitation patterns and vegetation variability generally affect deep
percolation and increasingly limited groundwater resources in arid and semi-arid regions …

Due to their complex structure and the difficulty of collecting data, the hydrogeology of
basaltic islands remains misunderstood, and the Galapagos islands are not an exception …

Deep percolation (DP) determines the sustainable utilization of regional groundwater
resources and provides large hydrological benefits to ecosystems in semiarid sandy …

Santa Cruz Island (Galápagos Archipelago), like many other tourist islands, is currently
experiencing an exponential increase in tourism and local population growth, jeopardizing …

With changes in climate looming, quantifying often‐overlooked components of the canopy
water budget, such as cloud water interception (CWI), is increasingly important. Commonly …

Study region This paper provides a summary of findings from temporal and spatial studies of
soil water content on planar hillslopes across the equatorial island of San Cristóbal …

This chapter analyzes the Galapagos as a socio-ecosystem and addresses the interactions
of social and environmental systems amidst important transformations that the Islands are …

The selection of an appropriate spatial extent of a sampling plot is one among several
important decisions involved in planning a throughfall sampling scheme. In fact, the choice …