Snowmelt is a major fresh water resource, and quantifying snowmelt and its variability under
climate change is necessary for the planning and management of water resources …

Abstract Study Region Central Europe, Czechia. Study Focus Mountains are referred to as
“water towers” because they substantially affect the hydrology of downstream areas …

Abstract Rain-on-snow (ROS) events influence the hydrological regime of rivers in regions
with seasonal snow cover. Although ROS events are often related to floods, they do not …

Study region: The region of interest is the South-Tyrol in the southeastern Alps, Italy. A
comparison of meteorological forcing is performed with reference to this region while …

Many countries maintain nationwide groundwater networks to monitor the status of their
groundwater resources. For effective groundwater resource management, it is fundamental …

Seasonal snowpacks, characterized by their snow water equivalent (SWE), can play a major
role in the hydrological cycle of montane environments with months of snow accretion …

Snowmelt runoff is an essential runoff component in alpine watersheds. On the Tibetan
Plateau, the complex hydrometeorological and underlying surface conditions make a single …

Process-based hydrology models are critical for understanding streamflow and water supply
under global change. However, these models require parameterization which introduces …

The negative impact of climate change mainly affects the delicate balance of the water cycle
between precipitation, evaporation, discharge, and other interactions between the …

Satellite technology offers alternative products for hydrological applications; however,
products should be validated with benchmark models and/or data sets for operational …