In this paper we review threshold behaviour in environmental systems, which are often
associated with the onset of floods, contamination and erosion events, and other …

Field studies in watershed hydrology continue to characterize and catalogue the enormous
heterogeneity and complexity of rainfall runoff processes in more and more watersheds, in …

Soil water content (SWC) plays a key role in partitioning water and energy fluxes at the land
surface and in controlling hydrologic fluxes such as groundwater recharge. Despite the …

Wireless sensor networks are a promising new in situ measurement technology for
monitoring soil water content changes with a high spatial and temporal resolution for large …

Preferential flow (PF) processes are governed by subsurface soil structures at various
scales. Still, model validation and mechanistic understanding of PF are very lacking. We …

The understanding of landscape controls on the natural variability of hydrologic processes is
an important research question of the PUB (Predictions in Ungauged Basins) initiative …

Soil depth is an important input parameter in hydrological and ecological modeling.
Presently, the soil depth data available in national soil databases (STATSGO and SSURGO) …

This article provides an overview about the Bode River catchment that was selected as the
hydrological observatory and main region for hydro-ecological research within the …

Agent-based modelling (ABM) simulates Social-Ecological-Systems (SESs) based on the
decision-making and actions of individual actors or actor groups, their interactions with each …

The higher mid‐latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere are particularly sensitive to climate
change as small differences in temperature determine frozen ground status, precipitation …