The sensitivity of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) to soil moisture is well established,
however, the retrieval of soil moisture from SAR is confounded by the effects of surface …

Temporal stability (TS) of soil water content (SWC) has been observed throughout a wide
range of spatial and temporal scales. Yet, the evidence with respect to the controlling factors …

Many spatial interpolation methods perform well for gentle terrains when producing spatially
continuous surfaces based on ground point data. However, few interpolation methods …

The spatio-temporal variability of rainfall, especially at fine temporal and spatial scales can
significantly affect flood generation, leading to a large variability in the flood response and …

One of the important issues in hydrological modelling is to specify the initial conditions of the
catchment since it has a major impact on the response of the model. Although this issue …

Understanding of rainfall–runoff model performance under non-stationary hydroclimatic
conditions is limited. This study compared lumped (IHACRES), semi-distributed (HEC-HMS) …

We are experiencing a proliferation of satellite derived precipitation datasets. Advantages
and limitations of their promising application in hydrological modelling application have …

This study demonstrated the spatiotemporal variation in runoff generating areas in grassed
and agro-forested hillslopes of Lesser Himalaya using soil moisture, soil hydraulic …

This paper investigates issues involved in calibrating hydrological models against observed
data when the aim of the modelling is to predict future runoff under different climatic …

Flood events can be expressed by a variety of characteristics such as flood magnitude and
extent, event duration or incurred loss. Flood estimation and management may benefit from …