Clean water is an indispensable essential resource on which humans and other living
beings depend. Therefore, the establishment of a water quality prediction model to predict …

Reservoir operation is one of the challenging problems for water resources planners and
managers. In developing countries the end users are represented by the water sectors in …

Land use impacts from agriculture, industrialization, and human population should be
considered in surface water quality management. In this study, we utilized an integrated …

Streamflow has been complexly altered by climate change and human activities in major
rivers worldwide. The traditional Darwinian approach for impact assessment of climate …

The hydrological stream flow modeling is applied by the Soil for Water Assessment Tool
(SWAT) model in the Xedone River basin, covering an area of 7,224.61 km 2, in the …

In recent years, with the growth of the population and the continuous expansion of
agricultural land, non-point source (NPS) pollution has gradually become the primary cause …

Land use change in riparian zones is one of the most significant threats to water quality in
watershed ecosystems. Riparian forests play a major role in protecting water quality, and …

Best management practices (BMPs) have wide application in non-point source (NPS)
pollution abatement in agricultural watersheds. Multivariate analysis of BMPs reduction …

Despite the significant role of precipitation in the hydrological cycle, few studies have been
conducted to evaluate the impacts of the temporal resolution of rainfall inputs on the …

Dams and sluices break down the river continuum, alter the river hydrological regime, and
intercept the migration processes of nutrients and pollutants. The regulation of dams and …