Increasingly variable hydrologic regimes combined with more frequent and intense extreme
events are challenging water systems management worldwide. These trends emphasize the …

The potential utility of forecast information to improve reservoir control is well established,
but physical, operational, and institutional constraints inhibit the full realization of these …

Predictive hydroclimate information, coupled with reservoir system models, offers the
potential to mitigate climate variability risks. Prior methodologies rely on sub-seasonal …

Monthly streamflow forecasts have important practical applications in short-term water
resources management, eg, water allocation for different users, flooding prevention, and …

The value of streamflow forecasts to inform water infrastructure operations has been
extensively studied. Yet, their value in informing infrastructure design is still unexplored. In …

Incorporating streamflow forecasts into reservoir operations can improve water resources
management efficiency, yet the forecast value in multipurpose reservoir systems is rarely …

Public water utilities face uncertain decisions every day in their efforts to meet drinking water
needs of customers. Real-time decision-support tools (DST) are often used by water …

Water is a limited and highly valuable resource. In many parts of the world, water agencies
allocate water according to agreed entitlement systems. The allocations are largely based …

Three river basins, ie, the Yangtze river, the Mississippi river and the Loire river, were
presented as case studies to explore the association among atmospheric circulations …

We present a physically based Bayesian network model for inference and prediction of flood
duration that allows for a deeper understanding of the nexus of antecedent flow regime …