Water supply is strategic for the development of society. The water distribution in nature
follows patterns linked to geographic and territorial issues. Climate fluctuations aggravate …

Modelling tools are commonly used for predicting non-point source (NPS) pollutants and it is
timely to review progress that has been made in terms of the development of NPS models …

The growth of agricultural production systems is a major driver of groundwater depletion
worldwide. Balancing groundwater supply and food production requires localized …

Environment and climate changes have been posing pressure on the quality and quantity of
water resources. The research examined the hydrological response of upper Awash River …

Climate change can have an adverse effect on agricultural productivity and water availability
in semi-arid regions, as changes in surface water availability lead to groundwater depletion …

The high nitrogen load in most rivers across the globe causes various environmental issues.
Non-point source (NPS) pollution within a watershed has a significant impact on water …

The mismatch between natural water availability and demand in dryland regions is
overcome by reservoirs of different sizes with the purpose of storing water. The increase in …

Urban aquifers are experiencing increasing pressures from climate change, land-use
change, and abstraction, consequently, altering groundwater levels and threatening …

Abstract Model parameters estimation is a pivotal issue for runoff modeling in ungauged
catchments. The nonlinear relationship between model parameters and catchment …

Precipitation and runoff changes play a very important role in ecosystems and human well-
being. Predicting its changes is critical for water resource management and coping with …