This study provides an innovative process-based modelling approach using the SWAT
model and shows its application to support the implementation of the European …

Most phosphorus (P) modeling studies of water quality have focused on surface runoff loses.
However, a growing number of experimental studies have shown that P losses can occur in …

Soil erosion and sediment deposition are relevant to multiple important ecosystem services
essential for natural and human systems. The present study aims to project future soil …

Hydrologic models are widely used for projecting influences of changing climate on water
resources. In this study, we compared the original Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) …

Abstract Study region Heeia watershed, Oahu, Hawaii, USA. Study focus Hydrological
models are useful tools for assessing the impact of climate change in watersheds. We …

Abstract The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) is widely used to relate farm
management practices to their impacts on surface waters at the watershed scale, yet its …

Conservation practices such as crop rotation, filter strips, and constructed wetlands are
nature-based approaches intended to safeguard natural resources in agricultural …

The effect of chicken manure after different disposal methods (water-logged composting,
GOF; anaerobic digestion, BR; thermophilic composting, ROF) on vegetable growth and …

Excessive or improper nitrogen (N) application rates and water shortages negatively affect
crop production and thereby food security, particularly for winter wheat production in the …

There is a strong link between nitrate (NO 3-N) leaching from fertilized annual crops and the
rate of nitrogen (N) fertilizer input. However, this leaching-fertilizer relationship is poorly …