Abstract The Colorado River has been identified as the most overallocated river in the world.
Considering predicted future imbalances between water supply and demand and the …

Base flow is the ground water contribution to stream flow. Many activities, such as water
resource management, calibrating hydrological and climate models, and studies of basin …

We assess whether a Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) programme met its objectives
of reducing soil erosion and yielding water in an environmental protected area, the …

We describe a new approach that couples hydrograph separation with high‐frequency
nitrate data to quantify time‐variable groundwater and runoff loading of nitrate to streams …

Understanding and modelling the relationship between rainfall and runoff has been a
driving force in hydrology for many years. Baseflow separation and recession analysis have …

Accurate estimates of soil temperature are important for quantifying hydrological and
biological processes in hydrological models. Soil temperature predictions in the widely used …

The myriad hydrologic and biogeochemical processes taking place in watersheds occurring
across space and time are integrated and reflected in the quantity and quality of water in …

Assessing how forest disturbance and climate variability affect streamflow components is
critical for watershed management, ecosystem protection, and engineering design. Previous …

The time of concentration (Tc) is a fundamental parameter in the design of hydrological
projects for watersheds. In this study a graphical methodology is described for estimating Tc …

Baseflow is an important component of streamflow in alpine permafrost basins and plays a
significant role in maintaining ecosystem security and rational planning of water resources …