The large-scale deployment of low-cost monitoring systems has the potential to revolutionize
the field of urban hydrology monitoring, bringing improved urban management, and a better …

Monitoring systems are ubiquitous in many environmental science fields due to the
technological advances in the last decades, which contributed to the migration from …

Pipeline transportation of resources is considered a vital method due to low operational cost,
and simple design and implementation. However, the presence of leakages within pipeline …

Hydrologic processes acting on catchments are complex and variable, especially in
mountain basins due to their topography and specific characteristics, so runoff simulation …

The ever-increasing importance of irrigation monitoring and water-use optimization in
agriculture calls for new solutions for a more complete understanding of the plant growth …

Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) play a critical role in environmental sensing and data
transmission. However, their performances are often hindered by challenges like …

Past studies described several dominant factors responsible for minimum runoff-generating
areas (MRGAs) which are seldom backed by field observations. Here, soil moisture and …

In humid regions, surface runoff is often generated by saturation-excess runoff mechanisms
from relatively small variable source areas (VSAs). However, the majority of the current …

Los procesos hidrológicos en cuencas hidrográficas son complejos y variables, más aún en
las cuencas de montaña, donde la topografía accidentada y cobertura vegetal variable …

The large-scale deployment of low-cost sensors has the potential to revolutionize the field of
urban hydrology monitoring, for decentralized stormwater management systems, bringing …