Observation of surface water is a functional requirement for studying ecological and
hydrological processes. Recent advances in satellite‐based optical remote sensors have …

High computational cost is often the most limiting factor when running high‐resolution
hydrodynamic models to simulate spatial‐temporal flood inundation behavior. To address …

Recent studies have developed novel long-term records of surface water (SW) maps on
continental and global scales but due to the spatial and temporal resolution constraints of …

Mapping surface water extent is important for managing water supply for agriculture and the
environment. Remote sensing technologies, such as Landsat, provide an affordable means …

Periodically inundated floodplain areas are hot spots of biodiversity and provide a broad
range of ecosystem services but have suffered alarming declines in recent history. Despite …

The usage of time series of Earth observation (EO) data for analyzing and modeling surface
water extent (SWE) dynamics across broad geographic regions provides important …

Water demand for agricultural activities has caused a growth in small on-farm storages (ie,≥
0.1 ha to≤ 10 ha) in many areas worldwide, thereby increasing the capture of landscape …

Australia, like many countries, is experiencing water security issues. These became critical
during the recent 'Millennium'drought (1997–2010), and are likely to increase with the future …

The common carp (Cyprinus carpio) is an invasive species in the rivers and waterways of
southeastern Australia, and it has been implicated in the serious decline of many native fish …

Werai Forest has great cultural significance to the Wamba Wamba (alternative spelling
Wemba Wemba) and Perrepa Perrepa (alternative spelling Barrapa Barrapa) Traditional …