Hydrological monitoring is essential to guide evidence-based decision making necessary for
sustainable water resource management and governance. Limited hydrometric datasets and …

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 …

Flood is one of the most devastating natural hazards and is responsible for sizeable social-
economic losses and substantial fatalities. Flood events with diverse behavior …

Baseflow is an important component of river runoff and an important ecological indicator of
environmental health. A quantitative analysis of the impact of climate change and human …

Hydrograph separation is considered as the first step to catchment-scale water balance
analysis. A wide variety of hydrograph separation methods exists ranging from empirical to …

Abstract Study region Ganjiang River Basin, a typical mountainous river basin which located
on the south bank of the middle-lower Yangtze River. The Ganjiang River is the seventh …

Baseflow is critical for water balance budget, water resources management, and
environmental evaluation. Prediction of baseflow index (BFI), the ratio of baseflow to total …

Baseflow plays an important role in sustaining the ecosystem during dry seasons or in arid
regions, and its spatiotemporal variations greatly influence the stability of ecosystem …

Abstract Changes in forest cover can affect not only the total runoff from a watershed, but
also the runoff components (eg, surface runoff, interflow, groundwater flow). In this study …

Coastal terrestrial groundwater discharge and porewater exchange are two different
submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) pathways. The contribution of both pathways in …