In mountainous regions, water availability and flood hazards are tightly linked to the timing and seasonality of streamflow, making their analysis indispensable for sustainable resource planning. In this regard, this study examines changes in seasonality and precipitation in the Khiav Chai River watershed, a snow-i...
Increasingly frequent hydroclimatic extremes in South Africa necessitate a robust understanding of how changing climate drivers will influence regional water balance. This study evaluates the impacts of climate change on hydrological extremes within the Limpopo River Basin, a region historically vulnerable to catastrop...
Tumelo Mohomi, V. Stepanenko, A. Medvedev et al.· Theoretical and Applied Clim...· 0 citations
Investigation of continuous daily streamflow in high-altitude snow- and glacier-fed catchments, based on both rainfall and snowmelt, is particularly challenging when climate records are limited. In this study, we compared the accuracy of the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) and the Hydrologiska Byråns Vattenbalans...
Rizwan Mansha, Muhammad Azmat, M. Arshad et al.· Water resources management· 0 citations
Wildfire in African savannas reflects coupled surface thermal, hydroclimatic, vegetation, and disturbance processes, but basin-scale time-series analyses can overstate mechanisms when temporal dependence and spatial heterogeneity are ignored. We assembled a monthly 2003–2024 multi-source environmental dataset for the Z...
Hunter Lutz, Garrett Uthlaut, Robin Kim et al.· Remote Sensing· 0 citations
Reservoir regulation poses a major challenge to ecological and hydrologic sustainability in river systems, especially in semi-arid mountainous river basins, via alteration of the hydrologic regime. This study investigated long-term alterations in the hydrologic regime and seasonal redistribution of streamflow in th...
Climate change can significantly alter river basin hydrology, sediment transport, and hydrological extremes, particularly in monsoon-dominated mountainous basins. This study assessed the potential impacts of climate change on streamflow, sediment load, and hydrological extremes in Thailand’s Upper Ping River Basin (UPR...
Liheang Ban· 0 citations
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