This document provides an overview of advances in the task of automatic feature detection
and classification of fruits, with and special interest in watermelon (Citrillus lanatus). The …

Changes in global climate and land use affect important processes from evapotranspiration
and groundwater recharge to carbon storage and biochemical cycling. Near surface soil …

River ecosystems are driven by linked physical, chemical, and biological subsystems, which
operate over different temporal and spatial domains. This complexity increases uncertainty …

Anthropogenic modifications to the landscape, with agricultural activities being a primary
driver, have resulted in significant alterations to the hydrologic cycle. Artificial drainage …

The Georges Creek watershed (area 187.5 km2) in western Maryland (United States) has
experienced land use changes (> 17% of area) associated with surface mining of coal. The …

Climate change alters hydrological processes and results in more extreme hydrological
events, eg flooding and drought, which threaten human livelihoods. In this study, the large …

We couple two spatial-temporal models, a backcast land-use change model and a
groundwater flow model, to develop what we call “land-use legacy maps.” We quantify how …

Weather radar‐based quantitative precipitation estimation (QPE) is in principle superior to
the areal precipitation estimated by using rain gauge data only, and therefore has become …

We have developed a loosely coupled suite of hydrologic codes called the Integrated
Landscape Hydrology Model (ILHM), which combines readily available numerical and …

Stanfield, Les W. and Don A. Jackson, 2011. Understanding the Factors That Influence
Headwater Stream Flows in Response to Storm Events. Journal of the American Water …