Groundwater is the world's largest accessible source of freshwater to satisfy human water
needs. Moreover, groundwater buffers variable precipitation rates over time, thereby …

With the arrival of GPS, satellite remote sensing, and personal computers, the last two
decades have witnessed rapid advances in the field of spatially-explicit marine ecological …

Assessment of long-term anthropogenic impacts on agro-ecosystems requires
comprehensive modelling capabilities to simulate water interactions between the surface …

Groundwater is the world's largest accessible source of fresh water. It plays a vital role in
satisfying basic needs for drinking water, agriculture and industrial activities. During times of …

We explore the possibility of using remotely sensed soil moisture data and in situ discharge
observations to calibrate a large‐extent hydrological model. The model used is PCR …

This paper introduces and presents the Spatial Processes in HYdrology (SPHY) model (v2.
0), its development background, its underlying concepts, and some example applications …

Abstract Since 1990, over 13 000 ha of constructed wetlands (CWs) have been implemented
to increase biodiversity and reduce nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) loads to Swedish …

Hydrological models are created for a wide range of scales and intents. The Catchment
Modelling Framework (CMF) extends the Python programming language with hydrology …

We present the lulcc software package, an object-oriented framework for land use change
modelling written in the R programming language. The contribution of the work is to resolve …

Agricultural residues have been identified as a significant potential resource for bioenergy
production, but serious questions remain about the sustainability of harvesting residues …