This paper provides an overview of the progress made in remote sensing of water resources
in Africa, focusing on various applications such as precipitation estimation, land surface …

A hydrological model is a useful tool to study the effects of human activities and climate
change on hydrology. Accordingly, the performance of hydrological modeling is vitally …

On global and regional scales, earth observation (EO)-based estimates of leaf area index
(LAI) provide valuable input to climate and hydrologic modelling, while fraction of absorbed …

The monitoring of crop production and irrigation at a regional scale can be based on the use
of ecosystem process models and remote sensing data. The former simulate the time …

Hydrologic modeling has become an essential tool in watershed management, with two
fundamental roles. The first role is to improve our understanding of the physical, chemical …

Spatial rainfall is a key input to distributed hydrological models, and its precisions heavily
affect the accuracy of stream flow predictions from a hydrological model. Traditional …

The Chaobai River basin in northern China consists of two major tributaries, the Chao River
and Bai River. Monthly observations of precipitation, streamflow, and panevaporation data …

The emergence of regional and global satellite‐based rainfall products with high spatial and
temporal resolution has opened up new large‐scale hydrological applications in data …

One of key inputs to hydrological modeling is the potential evapotranspiration, either from
the interception (PET0) or from the soil water of root zone (PET). The Shuttleworth–Wallace …

The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) is a globally applied river basin
ecohydrological model used in a wide spectrum of studies, ranging from land use change …