Forest disturbance threshold is defined as a critical disturbance level (eg,% of forest cover
change) in forested landscapes above which significant hydrological impacts are detected …

A lack of field studies measuring snow mass and energy balance in open and forest patches
hinders the holistic understanding of snowpack dynamics and makes it difficult to validate …

Under climate change, the ability of water bodies to maintain ecology and human activities
becomes more fragile, leading to water shortages. The change in the carrying capacity of the …

Hydrological disasters, such as floods, can have dire consequences for human societies.
Historical information plays a key role in detecting whether particular types of hydrological …

There is currently much discussion as to whether probabilistic (top–down) or possibilistic
(bottom–up) approaches are the most appropriate to estimate potential future climate …

Seasonal forecasting of spring floods in snow-covered basins is challenging due to the
ambiguity in the driving processes, uncertain estimations of antecedent catchment …

A lack of field studies measuring snow mass and energy balance in open and forest patches
hinders the holistic understanding of snowpack dynamics and makes it difficult to validate …

Des prévisions fiable du débit de printemps, principalement influencées par les processus
d'accumulation et de fonte de la neige, sont essentielles pour les décideurs visant à …

Understanding hydrological responses to cumulative forest disturbance is important to
ensure hydrological and ecological functions. While extensive studies have examined how …

There is currently much discussion as to whether probabilistic (top-down) or possibilistic
(bottom-up) approaches are the most appropriate to estimate potential future climate …