Climate change has caused many changes in hydrologic processes and climatic conditions
globally, while extreme events are likely to occur more frequently at a global scale with …

Regional and local hydrological regimes are significantly vulnerable to global climate
change which threaten water resources and food security of nations. This study investigates …

The undeniable fact of climate change and dam construction alters the hydrological systems
and threatens aquatic ecosystems of rivers around the world. Quantifying the impact of …

This study developed a new framework to quantify spatial vulnerability for sustainable water
resources management. Four hydrologic vulnerability indices–potential flood damage …

The Himalayan region is vulnerable to climate change, which is triggering extreme
hydrological events. To understand the impact of climate emission scenarios on different …

Flash floods represent a significant threat, triggering severe natural disasters and leading to
extensive damage to properties and infrastructure, which in turn results in the loss of lives …

Urban systems are not only major drivers of climate change but also the impact hotspots. In
the context of the planet currently undergoing a process of greenhouse warming, and …

The estimation of intensity-duration-frequency (IDF) curves for rainfall data comprises a
classical task in hydrology studies to support a variety of water resources projects, including …

Abstract The Tarim River is the longest inland river at an arid area in China. Deterioration in
its ecohydrological system has received much attention world widely. This study presents …

The management of freshwater ecosystems is usually targeted through the regulation of
water quantity (limiting diversions and providing environmental flows) and regulation of …