A growing population means an ever-increasing demand for food. This global concern has
led to antagonism over resources such as water and soil. Climate change can directly …

Water-driven erosion associated with the transport and deposition of sediments in
watersheds may lead to contamination problems causing significant damage to land and …

Reservoirs constructed for multiple water and land use changes alter the hydro-
sedimentological dynamics of drainage basins, intensifying erosion and silting of water …

The biophysical modeling of water ecosystem services is crucial to understanding their
availability, vulnerabilities, and fluxes. Among the most popular models, the Integrated …

The long-term prediction of water quality is important for water pollution control planning and
water resource management, but it has received little attention. In this study, the water …

Soil degradation has become a critical global environmental challenge as a result of rapid
population growth, intensified erosion, and increased global warming. Depletion of nutrients …

The biodiversity of headwater streams is gradually degrading as a result of urbanization.
Although not always successful, ecosystem restoration can be useful in reversing such kind …

Abstract Changes in land use land cover without proper planning cause several adverse
environmental impacts on hydrographic basins. Mapping these dynamics is a key tool to …

The growth of the real estate market is considered one of the leading economic indicators of
city development. The pressure for new sites for the construction of buildings and houses …

Urbanization processes have caused changes in the runoff behavior, especially by
impervious surfaces produced by paving and buildings. Impermeable surfaces prevent the …