Digital elevation models (DEMs) are widely used in geoscience. The quality of a DEM is a
primary requirement for many applications and is affected during the different processing …

This review paper critically examines one of the most popular flood hydrograph modelling
techniques for ungauged basins, the synthetic unit hydrograph (SUH), and its recent …

Optical imagery can reveal spectral properties of forest canopy, which rarely allows for
finding accurate correspondence of canopy features with soils and hydrology. In Amazonia …

Abstract Study region Lai Giang River basin, Central Vietnam Study focus The Digital
Elevation Models (DEM) is essential in hydrological modeling and water cycle …

This study reports results of a classification tree approach to map** the wetlands of the
Congo Basin, focusing on the Cuvette Centrale of the Congo River watershed, an area of …

Digital elevation model (DEM) data have been used to derive hydrological features which
serve as inputs to various models. Currently, elevation data are available from several major …

In this work, a fully-continuous hydrologic–hydraulic modeling framework for flood map**
is introduced and tested. It is characterized by a simulation of a long rainfall time series at …

TauDEM (Terrain Analysis Using Digital Elevation Models) is a set of tools for the analysis of
terrain using digital elevation models. It incorporates programs and digital elevation model …

The aim of this paper is to present a new GRASS GIS toolset designed for Hortonian
analysis of drainage networks. The r. stream toolset uses a multiple flow direction algorithm …

River channel geometry is an important input to hydraulic and hydrologic models. Traditional
approaches to quantify river geometry have involved surveyed river cross sections, which …