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Predicting Annual Peak Daily Streamflow in Natural Basins using Quantile Regression Forests
Flood risk is characterized by flood inundation areas influenced by hydroclimatic extremes such as peak streamflow events. Predicting …
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Progress towards satellite requirements to capture water propagation in Earth's rivers
The water in Earth’s rivers propagates as waves through space and time across hydrographic networks. A detailed understanding of …
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A first look at river discharge estimation from SWOT satellite observations
The Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite has the potential to transform global hydrologic science by offering …
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A first look at river discharge estimation from SWOT satellite observations
Modeling daily ice cover in Northern Hemisphere lakes with a Long Short-Term Memory neural network
Quantifying lake ice loss is crucial for understanding the impact of climate change on lake ecosystems. In this study, we trained a …
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Sustainability Nexus AID: storms
Storms include a range of weather events resulting in heavy liquid and solid precipitation and high winds. These events critically …
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Sustainability Nexus AID: storms
Global Cloud Biases in Optical Satellite Remote of Rivers
Satellite imagery provides a global perspective for studying river hydrology and water quality, but clouds remain a fundamental …
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Global Cloud Biases in Optical Satellite Remote of Rivers
Harnessing SMAP Satellite Soil Moisture Product to Optimize Soil Properties to Improve Water Resource Management for Agriculture
Proper estimates of soil physical and hydraulic properties are of prime importance for management of water resources in agriculture …
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Satellite-based Tracking of Reservoir Operations for Flood Management during the 2018 Extreme Weather Event in Kerala, India
In parts of the world characterised by high precipitation and steep topography, hydroelectric dams often play the dual role of power …
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A multi-sensor approach to characterize winter water level drawdown patterns in lakes
Artificial manipulation of lake water levels through practices like winter water-level drawdown (WD) is prevalent across many regions, …
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A multi-sensor approach to characterize winter water level drawdown patterns in lakes
Hydrologic Consistency of Multi-Sensor Drought Observations in Forested Environments
Drought can have significant impacts on forests, with long periods of water scarcity leading to water stress in trees and possible …
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Hydrologic Consistency of Multi-Sensor Drought Observations in Forested Environments