The world is experiencing serious soil losses. Soil erosion has become an important
environmental problem in certain regions and is strongly affected by climate and land use …

Streamflow trends from 1948 to 2012 are statistically significant only in 55 (27.5%, 29
negative vs. 26 positive) of the world's largest 200 rivers. Continental runoff decreased …

The study investigates the accuracy of wavelet and support vector machine conjunction
model in monthly streamflow forecasting. The conjunction method is obtained by combining …

The hydro-climatic variables are greatly influenced by the large-scale phenomena at global
and regional scales. The present study attempts to characterise the influence of large-scale …

Streamflow is controlled by multiple factors concurrently. However, the multivariate
relationship between global streamflow and meteorological factors/ocean signals is rarely …

Floods are one of the most serious forms of natural hazards in terms of the damages they
cause. In 2012 alone, flood damages exceeded $19 billion. A large proportion of the …

Groundwater will play an important role in society's adaptation to climate variability and
change. Therefore, it is particularly important to understand teleconnections in groundwater …

Floods are amongst the most dangerous natural hazards in terms of economic damage.
Whilst a growing number of studies have examined how river floods are influenced by …

Rainfall erosivity is one of the key factors influencing soil erosion by water. Improved
knowledge of rainfall erosivity is critical for prediction of soil erosion and the implementation …

Understanding the coherent variability of runoff in the Source Region of the Indus River
(SRIR) with the regional environmental parameters (precipitation, temperature, potential …