Identifying the principal dimensions of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is key to
measuring the extent to which SDGs are addressing the broader aim of agenda 2030 …

In the recent past, Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) has emerged as the
method of choice for resolving a wide range of water-related conflicts that arise between …

The two-dimensional steady-state Budyko framework, widely used to study water-energy
dynamics in landscapes, primarily focused on the partitioning of precipitation into …

High-precision water quality prediction plays a vital role in preventing and controlling river
pollution. However, river water's highly nonlinear and complex spatio-temporal …

The rapidly growing world population, inadequate accessible freshwater resources, and
frequent erratic changes in climate have stressed human beings and compelled them to take …

Ecosystem deterioration and freshwater depletion due to population growth and rapid
urbanization have posed great challenges in managing water-economy-ecology nexus …

A sustainable urban water cycle is critical in terms of effective water network management,
efficient use of water resources, protection of the environment and human health, and reuse …

Urban floods can cause significant damage and are expected to become more common due
to climate change. Previous research has identified that climate change adaptation in cities …

The accurate representation of variability of isotopic composition of modern precipitation
based on long-term continuous monitoring is vital for interpreting hydrological and climatic …

The challenge of collaborative water governance often lies in the complexity of the networks
involved in its processes, particularly in understanding the location of power and how the …