The growing impact of urban stormwater on surface‐water quality has illuminated the need
for more accurate modeling of stormwater pollution. Water quality based regulation and the …

Calibrating spatially distributed hydrological models is complex due to the lack of reliable
data, uncertainty in representing the physical features of a river catchment, and the …

Highly parameterized groundwater models can create calibration difficulties. Regularized
inversion-the combined use of large numbers of parameters with mathematical approaches …

Where numerical models are employed as an aid to environmental management, the
uncertainty associated with predictions made by such models must be assessed. A number …

This text combines the science and engineering of hydrogeology in an accessible,
innovative style. As well as providing physical descriptions and characterisations of …

Highly parameterized and CPU‐intensive groundwater models are increasingly being used
to understand and predict flow and transport through aquifers. Despite their frequent use …

Despite the widespread use of conceptual hydrological models in environmental research
and operations, they remain frequently implemented using numerically unreliable methods …

The high nitrogen load in most rivers across the globe causes various environmental issues.
Non-point source (NPS) pollution within a watershed has a significant impact on water …

In this article's companion paper, flexible approaches for conceptual hydrological modeling
at the catchment scale were motivated, and the SUPERFLEX framework, based on generic …

Water managers and policy makers need accurate estimates of real (actual) irrigation
applications for effective monitoring of irrigation and efficient irrigation management …