Demands for water services from forested watersheds have dramatically increased since the
1950s and the trend continues as global environmental change intensifies in the 21st …

Spatiotemporally continuous global river discharge estimates across the full spectrum of
stream orders are vital to a range of hydrologic applications, yet they remain poorly …

A hydrologic model, calibrated using only streamflow data, can produce acceptable
streamflow simulation at the watershed outlet yet unrealistic representations of water …

Lack of geospecificity or local relevance is a major limitation in contemporary large-scale
flood modeling frameworks. There is a little practical value for configuring a large-scale …

Flood is one of the most catastrophic natural disasters in the United States, particularly in the
Southeast states where hurricanes and tropical storms are most prevalent, causing billions …

Drought is a complex and slow-moving disaster that is difficult to monitor and define. This
study, therefore, aims to demonstrate the characteristics of recent droughts occurring from …

Recent progress in remote sensing has snapshotted unprecedented numbers of river
planform geometry, providing opportunity to revisit the oversimplified channel shape …

Abstract The Brahmaputra River, a trans-boundary river between India and Bangladesh
experiences large scale floods with frequent inundation events affecting millions of people …

Hydrokinetic energy conversion refers to the conversion of kinetic energy in moving water to
electricity. It offers an alternative to conventional hydropower, with benefits of modularity and …

Traditional watershed modeling often overlooks the role of vegetation dynamics. There is
also little quantitative evidence to suggest that increased physical realism of vegetation …