Studies investigating data sharing from a world perspective are seemingly rare. By
employing a quantitative design, this systematic review investigates and presents a …

Water governance research is confronted with a messy world that is difficult to make sense
of. Mainstream policy approaches tend to simplify and standardise this messiness in ways …

This study evaluates eight Satellite-derived Precipitation Estimate (SPE) datasets, which
include uncorrected SPE and gauge-corrected SPE products from Tropical Rainfall …

The reliance of environmental management on comprehensive, high quality, timely and
(ideally) affordable data and information has given rise to the need for 'shared …

The use of satellite–based precipitation products (SPPs) have become increasingly
prevalent as key inputs to provide regional rainfall for improving hydrological simulations in …

Innovation systems theory stresses the central importance of knowledge and the transfer of
knowledge between the different actors of an innovation system, yet there are no …

In light of the rapidly increasing regulation of rivers due to planned and constructed
reservoirs, monitoring reservoir operations has become very crucial. The Reservoir …

Many fields have identified an increasing need to use global satellite precipitation products
for hydrological applications, especially in ungauged basins. In this study, we conduct a …

Transboundary data sharing is widely recognised as a necessary element in the successful
handling of water-related climate change issues, as it is a means towards integrated water …

A comprehensive and reliable assessment of the water resources in China's transboundary
river basins is vital for water resources management and peaceful development. In this …