Recent advances in information, communication, and environmental monitoring
technologies have increased the availability, spatiotemporal resolution, and quality of water …

Reservoirs are built worldwide for a higher water supply in dry periods by storing water
temporarily in wet periods. Recent socio‐hydrology studies hypothesized, by creating …

Scientists seek to understand the causal processes that generate sustainability problems
and determine effective solutions. Yet, causal inquiry in nature–society systems is hampered …

The introduction of deep learning (DL)(LeCun et al., 2015) into hydrology around 2016–
2018 (Tao et al., 2016; Laloy et al., 2017, 2018; Shen, 2018; Shen et al., 2018), especially …

In the twenty-first century, the world´ s demand for natural resources is more pressing and
deeply interconnected than ever before. The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) nexus has gained …

The exposure of urban populations to flooding is highly heterogeneous, with the negative
impacts of flooding experienced disproportionately by the poor. In develo** countries …

Designing urban water systems to respond to the accelerating and unpredictable changes of
the Anthropocene will require changes not only to built infrastructure and operating rules …

Climate impacts increasingly unfold in interlinked systems of people, nature, and
infrastructure. The cascading consequences are revealing sometimes surprising …

Urbanization and competing water demand, as well as rising temperatures and changing
weather patterns, are manifesting as gradual processes that increasingly challenge urban …

Predicting floods and droughts is essential to inform the development of policy in water
management, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction. Yet, hydrological …