Accurate and timely information on surface water quality and quantity is critical for various
applications, including irrigation agriculture. In-field water quality and quantity data from …

Soil erosion, sediment yield, and sediment transport associated with flash flooding in arid
regions result in reservoir storage losses, decreased infiltration, high evaporation rates, and …

Human activities result in sediment accumulation, so the reservoirs gradually lose their
functionality, impacting their ability to manage large flood inflows, supply water, and …

Reservoir storage is compromised by sedimentation for which reason it has become an
important matter in reservoir operation and management. While many studies have …

Managing sediments dredged from reservoirs of recharge dams is an environmental issue,
however, these sediments can be an abundant and economical source of fine-grained fill …

The ensuing effect of global land use changes on watershed hydrology is enormous,
particularly in rapidly developing countries such as Ghana. Understanding how watershed …

Reservoir sedimentation is a serious challenge that reduces reservoir life. Because it
decreases the initial capacity of the reservoir and has an impact on drinking water supply …

Soil erosion and sediment yield modeling is important for reservoir management, especially
in developing countries. Previous research has focused on spatial modeling of soil erosion …

The analysis of aquatic ecosystems heavily relies on the parameter of suspended sediment
load (SSL) in rivers, which affects the chemical and biological compositions of water. This is …

Water shortages, exacerbated by erratic rainfall, climate change, and population growth,
pose significant challenges globally, particularly in semi-arid regions like northern Ghana …