In the past, hydrologic modeling of surface water resources has mainly focused on
simulating the hydrologic cycle at local to regional catchment modeling domains. There now …

Publisher Summary Geomorphology may be defined as the science, which studies the
nature and history of landforms, and the processes that created them. This chapter focuses …

To improve the representation of surface and groundwater flows, global land surface models
rely heavily on high‐resolution digital elevation models (DEMs). River pixels are routinely …

Headwater streams dominate natural landscapes and provide essential functions for
downstream waters. However, because of minimal legal protection, they often are piped or …

Prioritization of sub-watersheds in a river basin using morphometric parameters is one of the
simplest approaches for development of watersheds for its use and management. In this …

Purpose This study aimed to (1) increase understanding of the relation between sediment
yield and environmental variables at the catchment scale;(2) test and validate existing and …

Near real-time monitoring of hydrological drought requires the implementation of an index
capable of capturing the dynamic nature of the phenomenon. Starting from a dataset of …

Reading landscapes and developing calibration-free runoff generation models that
adequately reflect land surface heterogeneities remains the focus of much hydrological …

Validation of large amounts of digital hydrological data and eventual exchange of data
between various organisations can benefit from the development of a structured …

Watershed prioritization is beneficial for soil, groundwater development as well as for the
implementation of the artificial recharge schemes. It is a well-known scientific process of …