While the concept of connectivity has gained popularity in fields like hydrology and ecology,
little agreement exists on its definition, which hinders its use in both scientific and legal …

The shallow and deep hypothesis suggests that stream concentration‐discharge (CQ)
relationships are shaped by distinct source waters from different depths. Under this …

Analyzing a response of catchments to rainfall inputs allows for deeper insights on the
mechanisms of runoff generation at catchment scale. In this study an automated time series …

Floods are governed by largely varying processes and thus exhibit various behaviors.
Classification of flood events into flood types and the determination of their respective …

The relative importance of catchment's water provenance and flow paths varies in space and
time, complicating the conceptualization of the rainfall‐runoff responses. We assessed the …

Groundwater levels are typically measured at only a limited number of points in a catchment.
Thus, upscaling these point measurements to the catchment scale is necessary to determine …

Understanding the controls on event-driven dissolved organic carbon (DOC) export is
crucial as DOC is an important link between the terrestrial and the aquatic carbon cycles. We …

Rivers are not isolated systems but interact continuously with groundwater from their
confined headwaters to their wide lowland floodplains. In the last few decades, research on …

Catchment response to precipitation is often investigated using two-component isotope-
based hydrograph separation, which quantifies the contribution of precipitation (ie, event …

Hillslope-stream connectivity significantly affects streamflow and water quality responses
during rainfall and snowmelt events, but is difficult to quantify. One approach to quantify …