Land use and climate are two major components that directly influence catchment
hydrologic processes, and therefore better understanding of their effects is crucial for future …

Flash flood is one of the most common natural hazards affecting many mountainous areas.
Previous studies explored flash flood susceptibility models; however, there is still a lack of …

Abstract Evaluation of land use land cover changes on the hydrological regime of river
basins is one of the concerns in the global climate change. With plethora of tools available in …

Burgeoning hydropower and irrigation demands will wield substantial stresses on available
freshwater resources in the Hindukush-Karakoram-Himalayan (HKH) Range. Probable …

Cryospheric changes have great effects on alpine hydrology, but these effects are still
unclear owing to rare observations and suitable models in the western cold regions of …

The construction of the Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River led to the resettlement of
more than one million people including the relocation of agriculturally used areas from the …

Land use–land cover change (LULC) has considerable impacts on hydrologic response at
the watershed level. Quantitative assessment of LULC impacts on runoff generations is vital …

Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) have been successfully used in a large range of
environmental issues. Several methods such as digital contour interpolation and remote …

In this study, the trends of water discharge and sediment load from three hydrometric
stations over the past 25 years of development in the state of Selangor, Peninsular Malaysia …

Hydrological processes depend directly on climate conditions [eg, precipitation, potential
evapotranspiration (PE)] based on the water balance. This paper examines streamflow …