Floods are the most frequent of natural disasters, affecting millions of people across the
globe every year. The anticipation and forecasting of floods at the global scale is crucial to …

In the present study a total of 201 research articles from around the globe over the review
period from 2001 to 2021 are identified and investigated. The study has identified some of …

Large-scale hydrological models are useful tools for water resources studies, however, river
network flow routing is generally represented using simplified methods, which may lead to …

Recently developed methodologies such as climate reanalysis make it possible to create a
historical record of climate systems. This paper proposes a methodology called Hydrological …

Hydrological modeling is an important tool for water resources management, providing a
feasible solution to represent the main hydrological processes and predict future streamflow …

The improvement of a forecasting system and the continuous evaluation of its quality are
recurrent steps in operational practice. However, the systematic evaluation of forecast value …

Abstract Changes in hydrological processes in large watersheds may heavily impact the
dynamics of downstream aquatic ecosystems such as lakes and reservoirs. In general …

Natural river flow provides the conditions required to sustain freshwater ecosystems, and the
greater the departure from the natural regime, the greater the loss of those ecosystems. In …

To protect indigenous land and avoid the spread of deforestation in the Amazon, state and
federal Brazilian agencies recognized several protected areas since the 1990s. However …

Abstract Study region South America large basins (> 5000 km²) Study focus This work
represents a first assessment of seasonal streamflow forecasts in South America based on a …