Hydrological and meteorological droughts are complex hazards that cover a wide
spatiotemporal spectrum and can affect the economic, environmental, and social sectors …

Meteorological drought propagating to hydrological drought usually occurs with a noticeable
time delay due to the catchment buffering effect. Knowledge gain in the delayed hydrological …

Streamflow is typically divided into two components for hydrograph separation, quickflow
and baseflow. Baseflow is the portion of streamflow that contains groundwater flow and flow …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) represents an essential component of the carbon cycle and
controls biogeochemical and ecological processes in aquatic systems. The composition and …

In recent years, watershed modelers have put increasing emphasis on capturing the
interaction of landscape hydrologic processes instead of focusing on streamflow at the …

Land conversion and climate change are stressing freshwater resources. Riparian areas,
streamside vegetation/forest land, are critical for regulating hydrologic processes and …

Groundwater and surface water are hydrologically interconnected systems that exhibit
dynamic water, heat and mass exchanges. In this study, a conceptual framework was used …

Watershed models are used worldwide to assist with water and nutrient management under
conditions of changing climate, land use, and population. Of these models, the Soil and …

Hydrometeorological droughts are complex hazards expressed through the relative
deviation in water availability relative to long‐term average conditions. The development …

Abstract Study region Tarim River Basin (TRB)-the largest inland basin of China and
essential part of the water supply to northwest arid region of China. Study focus Information …