Abstract Information about the spatiotemporal variability of soil moisture is critical for many
purposes, including monitoring of hydrologic extremes, irrigation scheduling, and prediction …

Canada, like other high latitude cold regions on Earth, is experiencing some of the most
accelerated and intense warming resulting from global climate change. In the northern …

Parameter optimization is an essential step in hydrological simulations, especially for
solving practical problems. However, parameter optimization is usually intractable for …

Abstract Space-based, global-extent digital elevation models (DEMs) are key inputs to many
Earth sciences applications. However, many of these applications require the use of a'bare …

Despite the proliferation of computer‐based research on hydrology and water resources,
such research is typically poorly reproducible. Published studies have low reproducibility …

Climate change, population growth, urbanization, and interactions thereof may alter the
water supply‐demand balance and lead to shifts in water shortage characteristics at different …

The conterminous United States includes national forests and grasslands that provide
ecological, social, economic, recreational, and aesthetic services. Future climate change …

Distributed hydrological modelling moves into the realm of hyper-resolution modelling. This
results in a plethora of scaling-related challenges that remain unsolved. To the user, in light …

Watershed-scale streamflow routing models play a key role in real-time flood forecasting,
flood risk evaluation, and water resource management, but the accuracy of modeled …

Hydrologic model intercomparison studies help to evaluate the agility of models to simulate
variables such as streamflow, evaporation, and soil moisture. This study is the third in a …