The US Clean Water Act is believed to have driven widespread decreases in pollutants from
point sources and developed areas, but has not substantially affected nutrient pollution from …

Gridded climate products (GCPs) provide a potential source for representing weather in
remote, poor quality or short-term observation regions. The accuracy of three long-term …

Abstract The ability of 5 Best Management Practice (BMP) allocation methods that consider
8 pre-selected BMPs, to control 4 Nonpoint Source (NPS) constituents in 4 watersheds with …

This study focuses on analysis of hydrological model parameter uncertainty at varying sub-
basin spatial scales. It was found that the variation in sub-basin spatial scale had little …

The quality of input data and the process of watershed delineation can affect the accuracy of
runoff predictions in watershed modeling. The Upper Mississippi River Basin was selected …

Stormwater green infrastructure (GI) practices are implemented in urban watersheds to
control stormwater runoff, reduce pollution, and adapt to climate change. This study …

Watershed-scale hydrologic models are frequently used to inform conservation and
restoration efforts by identifying critical source areas (CSAs; alternatively'hotspots'), defined …

Abstract use of a non-zero hydrologic response unit (HRU) threshold is an effective way of
reducing unmanageable HRU numbers and simplifying computational cost in the Soil and …

Nonpoint source (NPS) pollution is a pressing issue worldwide, especially in the
Chesapeake Bay, where sediment, nitrogen (N), and phosphorus (P) are the most critical …

The potential impacts of climate change on critical source areas (CSAs) of surface runoff,
sediments, nitrogen, and phosphorus were evaluated in an agricultural watershed of the …