Scarce water resources across the globe have prompted the development of data‐driven
water budgets to account for and distribute limited water more effectively across various land …

The holistic management of water resources is attainable with evidence-based planning
constructed on reliable hydrological information. However, data paucity, especially in sub …

Increasing shrinkage and salinization is occurring in China's inland lakes. Lake Chenghai is
located in the southwestern plateau of China and it is one of only three lakes in the world …

The Ugii Nuur Lake is not only one of the small hydrologically closed lakes located in the
Orkhon River Basin in Central Mongolia but also the most vulnerable area for global climate …

Abstract Study region Thirlmere Lakes National Park, New South Wales, Australia Study
focus Uncertainties in water balance calculations can arise from errors associated with each …

Changes in the water level of Qinghai Lake, the largest inland lake in China, directly affect
the ecological security of Qinghai province and even the northwest of China. This study …

Lake Ziway, the only freshwater lake in Ethiopia's Central Rift Valley basin, has been the
source for irrigation, floriculture, fish farming and domestic water supply in the region for the …

Abstract Study region The Touws River in the Klein Karoo region of South Africa Study focus
This study sought to improve the understanding of pool dynamics along non-perennial rivers …

Water resources such as lakes are important for sustaining human life and aquatic
ecosystems, but a lack of understanding of pressures from anthropogenic activities and …

Separating saline and freshwater lakes is of immense importance for monitoring lentic
ecosystems and assessing surface freshwater availability. However, conventional lake …