Delineating accurate flowlines using digital elevation models is a critical step for overland
flow modeling. However, extracting surface flowlines from high‐resolution digital elevation …

Roads, ditches, and culverts influence hydrological and geomorphological processes
significantly. However, most hydrological models continue to rely solely on regional digital …

Digital elevation models (DEMs) and their derivatives such as slope, flow direction and flow
accumulation maps, are used frequently as inputs to hydrologic and nonpoint source …

Digital elevation models (DEMs) are a useful data source for the automatic delineation of
flow paths, sub watersheds and flow networks for hydrologic modeling. Digital …

A study carried out in the Oldman River watershed in southern Alberta, Canada, to delineate
potential surface water pollution sources revealed that the use of conventional raster-based …

Building channel networks in flat regions of digital elevation models (DEMs) is important for
watershed delineation and hydrological modeling, particularly for areas with gently-sloped …

In this article, a method for drainage network extraction from high‐resolution digital elevation
models (DEMs; eg, those derived from airborne laser swath mapping) is presented, which …

Precise Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) are required for the accurate modeling of
floodplain hydrodynamics. The accuracy of currently available spaceborne DEMs however …

High‐resolution digital elevation models (HRDEMs), derived from LiDAR, are widely used
for mapping hydrographic details in flat terrains. However, artificial flow barriers, particularly …

Digital elevation models (DEMs) play a key role in supporting fine scale representations of
surface drainage structure. In fact, representing surface drainage structure has become a …