As a vital freshwater resource for one-sixth of the world's population, snowmelt provides
great convenience for residents in terms of livelihood and production, agricultural irrigation …

Parameter optimization is an essential step in hydrological simulations, especially for
solving practical problems. However, parameter optimization is usually intractable for …

Simple hydrological models, such as the Seasonal Water Yield Model developed by the
Natural Capital Project (InVEST SWYM), are attractive as data requirements are relatively …

Clinical extensive application of indocyanine green (ICG) is limited by several drawbacks
such as poor bioenvironmental stability, aggregate propensity, and rapid elimination from …

The water-runoff in the plateau mountainous areas is mainly contributed by precipitation,
snowmelt and glacial meltwater; the different runoff components result from different …

Abstract Study region The Balkhab River Basin in northern Afghanistan Study Focus
Snowmelt is a primary water resource in mountainous regions of the world. Remotely …

Variations in the extent and duration of snow cover impinge on surface albedo and
snowmelt rate, influencing the energy and water budgets. Monitoring snow coverage is …

Snow, especially in mountainous regions, plays a major role acting as a quasi-reservoir, as
it gradually releases fresh water during the melting season and thereby fills rivers, lakes …

Enhanced temperature-index distributed models for snowpack simulation, incorporating air
temperature and a term for clear sky potential solar radiation, are increasingly used to …

Global warming affects the hydrological characteristics of the cryosphere. In arid and semi-
arid regions where precipitation is scarce, glaciers and snowmelt water assume important …