Hydrologic classification is one of the most widely applied tasks in ecohydrology. During the
last two decades, a considerable effort has gone into analysis and development of …

Hydrological signatures are now used for a wide range of purposes, including catchment
classification, process exploration, and hydrological model calibration. The recent boost in …

In this study, principal components analysis (PCA) was performed to identify air pollution
sources and tree based ensemble learning models were constructed to predict the urban air …

Physically-based droughts can be defined as a water deficit in at least one component of the
land surface hydrological cycle. The reliance of different activity domains (water supply …

Streamflow forecasting is one of the most important steps in the water resources planning
and management. Ensemble techniques such as bagging, boosting and stacking have …

Mountainous areas are highly prone to a variety of nature-triggered disasters, which often
cause disabling harm, death, destruction, and damage. In this work, an attempt was made to …

Understanding large-scale patterns in flow intermittence is important for effective river
management. The duration and frequency of zero-flow periods are associated with the …

Land use/cover (LU/LC) classification provides proxies of the natural and social processes
related to urban development, providing stakeholders with crucial information. Remotely …

Flow prediction in ungauged catchments is a major unresolved challenge in scientific and
engineering hydrology. This study attacks the prediction in ungauged catchment problem by …

Flow duration curves (FDCs) are a useful tool for characterising hydrological regimes and
flow variability. FDCs observed at 379 gauging stations located across New Zealand were …