The wetlands of the Okavango Delta accommodate a multitude of ecosystems with a large
diversity in fauna and flora. They not only provide the traditional livelihood of the local …

Microtopography, or the small‐scale variation in ground surface height (10− 1–100 m) over
short (100–102 m) spatial scales, is a ubiquitous feature of wetlands globally. This variation …

Hydrological modelling is the same as developing and encoding a hydrological theory. A
hydrological model is not a tool but a hypothesis. The whole discussion about the …

Groundwater resources assessment, modeling and management are hampered
considerably by a lack of data, especially in semi-arid and arid environments with a weak …

The Okavango Delta is dominated by annual flood events from the Okavango River. During
such events the inundated area increases from about 5000km2 to 6000–12,000 km2 …

Changes in hydrological inputs to the flood-pulsed Okavango Delta result in changes in
such flooding characteristics as floodplain water depth, inundation duration and frequency …

In the endorheic Okavango River system in southern Africa a balance between human and
environmental water demands has to be achieved. The runoff generated in the humid …

Traditional Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) topographic datasets hold limited
value in the geomorphic analysis of low-relief terrains. To address this shortcoming, this …

Sedimentary successions of non‐marine basins can be considered in terms of
accommodation space and sedimentary supply changes. Changes in accommodation …

The Okavango inland Delta in Botswana is characterized by a high spatial and temporal
variation in vegetation patches and flooding. Predicting the effects of escalating …