Understanding how changes in distinctive land use/land cover (LULC) types influence the
basin hydrology would greatly improve the predictability of the hydrological consequences …

Extreme hydrological variables are influenced by spatial and temporal climatic change,
which is mainly caused by meteorological anomalies, catchment topographical processes …

Hydroclimatic extremes such as droughts and floods triggered by human-induced climate
change are causing severe damage in the Nile River Basin (NRB). These hydroclimatic …

Challenges to manage and secure a sustainable water supply are expected to become
more acute in Egypt as the lowermost riparian country of the Nile basin with the construction …

Many river basins world-wide are experiencing increasing pressure on water resources, due
15 to accelerated economic growth, rising population, increasing food demand, and climate …

Quality and representative precipitation data play an essential role in hydro-meteorological
analyses. However, the required reliability and coverage is often unavailable from …

Climate variability along with increase in the demand for water resources highlights the
need for better understanding of the link between regional climate and terrestrial water …

Ethiopia is growing fast, and the country has a dire need of energy. To avoid environmental
damages, however, Ethiopia is looking for green energy polices, including hydropower …

Abstract According to Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) future
projections, precipitation and temperature will increase over eastern Africa in the coming …

Abstract The Lake Tana basin hosts more than three million people and it is well known for
its water resource potential by the Ethiopian government. The major economic activity in the …