Water resources are vital not only for human beings but essentially all ecosystems. Human
health is at risk if clean drinking water becomes contaminated. Water is also essential for …

Hydrologic classification is one of the most widely applied tasks in ecohydrology. During the
last two decades, a considerable effort has gone into analysis and development of …

Predicting water runoff in ungauged water catchment areas is vital to practical applications
such as the design of drainage infrastructure and flooding defences, runoff forecasting, and …

Runoff modeling is one of the key challenges in the field of hydrology. Various approaches
exist, ranging from physically based over conceptual to fully data driven models. In this …

There are few methodologies for the use of climate change projections in decision making or
risk assessment processes. In this paper we present an approach for climate risk …

Catchment hydrological processes have been greatly influenced by the intensive variability
in land use/cover, precipitation and air temperature due to climate change and local human …

The Budyko-type equations have begun to be widely adopted to separate the contributions
of climate change and human activities to the variation of runoff over long-term periods by …

The demand for spatial climate data in digital form has risen dramatically in recent years. In
response to this need, a variety of statistical techniques have been used to facilitate the …

Precipitation elasticity of streamflow, ϵP, provides a measure of the sensitivity of streamflow
to changes in rainfall. Watershed model‐based estimates of ϵP are shown to be highly …

The headwater catchments of the Yellow River Basin are of great importance for the whole
basin in terms of water resources, and streamflow from these catchments has decreased in …