Integrated geographic modelling and simulation is a computational means to improve
understanding of the environment. With the development of Service Oriented Architecture …

A general formulation of a surface water hydrological model is posed that enables multiple
numerical schemes, model structures, discretization schemes, and interpolation approaches …

In many cases model integration treats models as software components only, ignoring the
fluid relationship between models and reality, the evolving nature of models and their …

Environmental modeling often requires the use of multiple data sources, models, and
analysis routines coupled into a workflow to answer a research question. Coupling these …

The Group on Earth Observation (GEO) Model Web initiative utilizes a Model as a Service
approach to increase model access and sharing. It relies on gradual, organic growth leading …

There is an increasing pressure for development of integrated water quality models that
effectively couple catchment and in‐stream biogeochemical processes. This need stems …

The flood disaster management system (FDMS) is a platform developed to provide ongoing
disaster reduction capabilities that cover the entire process of flood management. The …

This study evaluates four high-resolution Satellite Precipitation Products (SPPs) and gauge-
based precipitation (Gauge) in a well-performed J2000 hydrological model across the …

Current challenges in sustainable management of water resources have created demand for
integrated, flexible and easy to use hydrological models which are able to simulate the …

This paper presents a prototype software system for integrated environmental modeling that
provides interoperability between the Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of …