Rivers are among the most diverse, dynamic, and productive ecosystems on Earth. River
flow regimes are constantly changing, but characterizing and understanding such changes …

Inland surface water is often the most accessible freshwater source. As opposed to
groundwater, surface water is replenished in a comparatively quick cycle, which makes this …

Abstract Changes in a river's width reflect natural and anthropogenic impacts on local and
upstream/downstream hydraulic and hydrologic processes. Temporal variation of river width …

Water clarity (Secchi disk depth, SDD), as a proxy of water transparency, provides important
information on the light availability to the lake ecosystem, making it one of the key indicators …

Several 30-m high-resolution global water body datasets have been developed in recent
years and raised prospects for studying small (< 300 m wide) rivers. River mapping accuracy …

The ill-posed models are widely encountered in various inversions of geodesy and remote
sensing. The regularization approaches can significantly stabilize the solution to ill-posed …

As a typical region with high water demand for agricultural production, understanding the
spatiotemporal surface water changes in Northeast China is critical for water resources …

The comparative advantage of land use efficiency can provide effective support for
upgrading the industrial structure and optimizing the allocation of land resources. According …

Surface water presence on the earth is highly variable, closely coupled to regional hydro-
climatological conditions. Meanwhile, the rapid increase of earth observation-based global …

Water clarity (Secchi disk depth, SDD), as a proxy of water transparency, provides important
information on the light availability to the lake ecosystem, making it one of the key indicators …