The digital elevation models (DEMs) are the primary and most important spatial inputs for a
wide range of hydrological applications. However, their availability from multiple sources …

In the context of rapid global urbanization, the sustainable development of ecosystems
should be considered. Accordingly, the Planetary Boundaries theory posits that reducing the …

Tropical fresh waters experience one of the highest rates of biodiversity loss globally.
Effective tropical freshwater biodiversity conservation requires prioritised and concerted …

Land use/land cover (LULC) change is an important driver of changes in hydrologic
processes in watersheds. Many studies have focused on the disruptive effects of human …

The study addresses the challenge of integrating complex landscape-hydrological
interactions into predictive models for improved water resource management. The aim is to …

This paper explores the potential to enhance the functionality of the modified Sahu-Mishra-
Eldho model (MSME-CN) using indirect soil moisture measurements derived from satellite …

Disturbance of forest watersheds has numerous effects on up and downstream
environments, including erosion and reduction in productivity in disturbed areas, removal of …

Studying the temporal and spatial relationship between water body nutrients and landscape
elements in the agricultural watershed will be helpful in revealing the process of non-point …

With the changing climate, short heavy rainfalls (SHRs) are becoming more frequent and
intensive. The distribution of rainwater and subsurface runoff formation in forest soils can be …

Abstract Changes in river runoff have a significant impact on the sustainable use of water
resources in a watershed, and these changes are closely linked to variations in land …