Widespread deployment of sensors that measure river nitrate (NO3−) concentrations has led
to many recent publications in water resources journals including review papers focused on …

Field studies in watershed hydrology continue to characterize and catalogue the enormous
heterogeneity and complexity of rainfall runoff processes in more and more watersheds, in …

Many processes lead to variability of catchment concentration‐discharge relationships, but
exports of geogenic (weathering derived) solutes and nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus …

Minimum width requirements for riparian zones to protect flowing waters and to conserve
biodiversity: a review and recommendatio Page 1 Minimum width requirements for riparian …

This paper addresses the issue of hydrological connectivity between discrete units of the
landscape, notably, upland and riparian zones, and its implication for runoff generation and …

Simultaneous observations, across multiple spatial and temporal scales, are needed to
understand the complex interactions between hydrological and biogeochemical processes …

The objective of this work is to identify hydrological processes controlling nitrate export and
base flow concentration at the year scale in agricultural headwater catchment streams fed by …

To understand the hydrologic and biogeochemical controls on the age and recalcitrance of
dissolved organic matter (DOM) found in stream waters, we combined hydrometric …

The use of uncertainty analysis is gaining considerable attention in catchment hydrological
modeling. In particular, the choice of appropriate model structure, identifiability of parameter …

Characterizing, understanding and better estimating uncertainties are key concerns for
drawing robust conclusions when analyzing changing socio-hydrological systems. Here we …