Fusion of Remotely Sensed Data with Monitoring Well Measurements for Groundwater Level Management by César de Oliveira Ferreira Silva, Rodrigo Lilla Manzione, Epitácio Pedro da Silva Neto, Ulisses Alencar Bezerra, John Elton Cunha

“…In the realm of hydrological engineering, integrating extensive geospatial raster data from remote sensing (Big Data) with sparse field measurements offers a promising approach to improve prediction accuracy in groundwater studies. …”
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Research on the Temporal and Spatial Evolution Characteristics of Evapotranspiration and Its Components of Guangdong Province Based on GLEAM Dataset in the Past 30 Years by WANG Dayang

“…Based on the remote sensing evapotranspiration dataset of GLEAM,this paper analyzes the temporal and spatial evolution characteristics of evapotranspiration and its components from 1989 to 2018 in Guangdong province,studies the temporal and spatial changes of evapotranspiration in the past 30 years by combining the Mann-Kendall and Sen's slope,and discusses the temporal and spatial evolution trends and patterns of components such as vegetation transpiration,soil evaporation and interception loss,and analyzes the cause of the change in evapotranspiration based on the normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) of Guangdong province.The research can provide a scientific reference for thorough understanding of surface hydrological processes and energy balance processes under the condition of climate change.…”
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Probabilistic slope stability analysis: a case study of Ain Bouzian landslide within North-East Algeria by Samir Ghedjati, Mohammed Lamara, Youcef Houmadi

“…Stochastic soil properties values are used to evaluate the reliability and to assess sensitivity of the system, for two hydrological conditions, with and without water table within the soil mass. …”
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Qualifier le manque d’eau et gouverner les conflits d’usage : le cas des débits d’objectif d’étiage (DOE) en Adour-Garonne by Sara Fernandez, Thomas Debril

“…It then explores how such socio-technical infrastructure frames the negotiations concerning water at a local scale. It shows how hydrologic, hydraulic and agricultural knowledge are actively involved in naturalizing water uses; while it also produces new problems which regulation involves renewing the control and consistency of different spatialities and temporalities.…”
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METHODOLOGY FOR TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF RIVER CHANNELS AND DANKFULL DISCHARGES HEN ESTABLISHING THE PLANNED POSITION OF THE WATERCOURSE COASTLINES by Viktor M. Katolikov, Nataliya I. Katolikova, Vladimir Y. Georgiyevskiy

“…Based on the analysis of a large volume of data of hydrological regime observations, as well as of field hydro/morphological studies, it is shown that, due to the ambiguity of the definitions of certain provisions of the Water Code of the Russian Federation, related to the establishment of the planned position of the coastline (boundary) of the watercourse, in some cases the implementation of these provisions is practically impracticable. …”

The Role of Water-Rock Interaction Processes in Soil Formation: Geochemical, Mineralogical, Geomorphological, and Engineering-Geological Aspects by Carmine Apollaro, Francesco Perri, Luigi Borrelli, Tommaso Caloiero

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Rio Ibicuí: “rio de areia” durante a estiagem 2019-2020, na confluência com o rio Uruguai, Brasil by Sidnei Luís Bohn Gass, François Laurent, Roberto Verdum, Dieison Morozoli da Silva

“…Satellite images from different periods have been used to show the hydrological dynamics that have arisen in the region. …”
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The Golden Afromontane ecosystems at cross-road: Wetland-based upstream-downstream linkage in Genale Dawa River Basin by Habtamu Temesgen, Haile Ketema, Gezahegn Kebede, Fikadu Woldemariyam, Gebremedihin Tesfaye

“…Understanding the relationship between land use and land cover (LULC) change and wetland-based ecosystem services (WESs) is crucial for sustaining wetlands and maintaining hydrological connectivity in the Genale-Dawa River Basin (GDRB). …”
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Airborne lidar intensity correction for mapping snow cover extent and effective grain size in mountainous terrain by Chelsea Ackroyd, Christopher P. Donahue, Brian Menounos, S. McKenzie Skiles

“…Differentially mapping snow depth in mountain watersheds from airborne laser altimetry is a valuable hydrologic technique that has seen an expanded use in recent years. …”
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Macroinvertebrates composition as determinants of larval abundance in the dragonfly Miathyria marcella in tropical wetlands by M.I. Moreno Pallares, M.A. Bonilla Gómez, G.H. Guillot Monroy, A.C. Torregroza-Espinosa

“…This study aims to assess macroinvertebrate composition as determinants of larval abundance in Miathyria marcella (Odonata: Anizoptera: Libellulidae).METHODS: 29 samples were collected from six wetlands with different hydrological influence using standardized invertebrate sampling techniques in the Department of Atlántico, northern Colombia. …”
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Complications of Estimating Hatchery Introgression in the Face of Rapid Divergence: A Case Study in Brook Trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) by Bradley Erdman, Wesley Larson, Matthew G. Mitro, Joanna D. T. Griffin, David Rowe, Justin Haglund, Kirk Olson, Michael T. Kinnison

“…Collectively, the apparent lack of hydrological population structure and potential for rapid drift in the Driftless Area suggest that many native populations may have been historically extirpated and refounded by stocking events. …”
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The iGains4Gains model guides irrigation water conservation and allocation to enhance nexus gains across water, food, carbon emissions, and nature by Bruce Lankford, Nafn Amdar, Matthew McCartney, Tafadzwanashe Mabhaudhi

“…The paper’s primary aim is to demonstrate the iGains4Gains nexus model rather than to build an accurate hydrological model of the basin’s water resources. The model addresses two critical questions regarding increased irrigation efficiency. …”
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Attribution analysis of water-sediment variation under the influence of climate change and human activities in the Kuye River Basin by Jiankang ZHANG, Jiping WANG, Jiansheng SHI

“…The analysis method of slope change rate of cumulative quantity has good applicability and provides scientific basis for hydrological prediction and management in the Kuye River basin. …”
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Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Drought and the Ecohydrological Response in Central Asia by Keting Feng, Yanping Cao, Erji Du, Zengguang Zhou, Yaonan Zhang

“…After 2020, most of Central Asia experienced droughts at both the hydrological and groundwater droughts levels and of varying lengths and severity. …”
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Seismotectonics and landslides of the NE border of the Calabrian Arc (Southern Italy) by Carlo Tansi, Salvatore Critelli, Michele Folino Gallo, Anna Gervasi, Gianpietro Imbrogno, Mario La Rocca, Michela Ponte, Vincenzo Tripodi, Francesco Muto

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Study of Bed Deformation Trend of Wakouzi-Majiazui Section in the Upper Jingjiang Reach of Yangtze River by ZHANG Hong, LIU Qihang

“…The riverbed scour and deposition of sandy section in Jingjiang reach of Yangtze River deforms dramatically since the operation of the Three Georges Reservoir.Taking the Wakouzi-Majiazui section as the example,based on recent channel topography and hydrological data,this paper simulates and predicts the bed deformation trend of the section for the next 20 years through a two-dimensional flow-sediment numerical model.The results indicate that:The river regime of Wakouzi-Majiazui section is generally stable for the next 20 years,and the main channel erosion will continue and develop downstream.The Jincheng sandbar shows no significantly variation,and the evolution of Tuqi sandbar is characterized by the sedimentation of left branch and scouring of right branch,with the right branch in dominant position continuously,which offer an important reference for channel and waterway regulation.…”
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Analysis of Reservoir Regulation Capacity Based on Cascade POA Optimal Scheduling Model by HOU Jiaqi, CHEN Cong, TIAN Yuanyang, XIONG Yicheng

“…Due to the completion of the cascade reservoirs,the hydrological process of the basin has changed significantly,and the scheduling of the existing reservoirs has changed.The assessment of the regulation capacity of the existing reservoirs will help to re-define the role of the reservoirs in the runoff regulation.Taking Menkantan hydropower station and Datankou reservoir on Modaoxi Basin as examples,this paper proposes the concept of “virtual regulating storage”,and constructs a cascade POA optimal scheduling model to verify the regulation capacity of small hydropower stations.According to the calculated results,the amount of discarded water is reduced compared to that in the original operation mode,and the downstream reservoir's ability to regulate incoming water is effectively improved.The research results provide a reference for the verification of reservoir regulation capacity,and a mode to improve the power generation efficiency of small hydropower stations.…”
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Historique des crues et risque d’inondation dans la vallée de la Meurthe depuis le XVIIIe siècle by Claire Delus, Éric Bonnot, Didier François, Thomas Lejeune, Xavier Rochel, Denis Mathis, Jean Abèle

“…This work may constitute a basis for analyzing the evolution of hazard and flood risk in the studied area, but also underline the difficulty of determining the factors of the variability in hydrological extremes. As historical flood study is now a prerequisite in the PAPI files, this type of study is likely to become widespread on many rivers.historical floods, hydrometric archives, geohistory, Meurthe basin…”
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Nitrogen Retention in Headwater Streams: The Influence of Groundwater-Surface Water Exchange by S.A. Thomas, H.M. Valett, P.J.. Mulholland, C.S. Fellows, J.R. Webster, C.N. Dahm, C.G Peterson

“…As such, the interaction of hydraulic patterns and biogeochemical activity is suspected to be an important determinant of elemental spiraling in streams. Hydrologic interactions may be particularly important in headwater streams, where the extent of the GW-SW mixing environment (i.e., hyporheic zone) is proportionately greater than in larger streams. …”
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Qualitative assessment of the level of natural content of heavy metal compounds natural content level in the basins of the Malka, Urukh, Cherek, and Chegem rivers by Sergey L. Alita, Fatimat A. Atabiyeva, Elena A. Cherednik, Asiyat S. Otarova

“…Determination of the concentrations of pollutants using maximum permissible concentrations without taking into account the hydrological and hydro/chemical characteristics of water bodies does not ensure the environmental safety of the water body. …”