Application of integrated hydrological models to manage a watershed's water resources are
increasingly finding their way into the decision-making processes. The Soil and Water …

The present study evaluates the applicability performance of the Soil and Water Assessment
Tool (SWAT) in small forested watersheds (less than 1000 km 2). This open-source software …

A combination of driving forces are increasing pressure on local, national, and regional
water supplies needed for irrigation, energy production, industrial uses, domestic purposes …

Droughts or floods are usually attributed to precipitation deficits or surpluses, both of which
may become more frequent and severe under continued global warming. Concurring large …

SWAT (Soil and Water Assessment Tool) is a comprehensive, semi-distributed river basin
model that requires a large number of input parameters, which complicates model …

Understanding how changes in distinctive land use/land cover (LULC) types influence the
basin hydrology would greatly improve the predictability of the hydrological consequences …

Precipitation is often the most important input data in hydrological models when simulating
streamflow. The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT), a widely used hydrological …

In a national effort, since 1972, the Swiss Government started the “National Long-term
Monitoring of Swiss Rivers”(NADUF) program aimed at evaluating the chemical and …

To improve daily flow prediction in unmonitored watersheds a hybrid model was developed
by combining a quasi‐distributed watershed model and artificial neural network (ANN). Daily …

Study region This study was conducted in Soutloop River Catchment, Northern Cape, South
Africa. Study focus Although hydrologic models play a critical role in the management of …