Hydrology, Volume 12, Issue 9

Climate change affects streamflow through changes in precipitation, temperature, and extreme weather events. These changes will impact water resource availability significantly. Thus, understanding the impacts of climate change on hydrology is essent...

The Yangtze River Basin is vital to China’s water security and flood management yet lacks a basin-wide quantitative assessment of long-term hydroclimatic changes. This study uses the high-resolution CMFD 2.0 dataset and the VIC model to evaluat...

Based on long-term series of observations of water flow of 22 small and medium-sized rivers in the forest-steppe and steppe east of the East European Plain, an analysis of its trend changes in 1961–2022, i.e., in the time interval of the Anthro...

Climate change is expected to reduce water availability during cropping season, while growing populations and rising living standards will increase the global water demand. This creates an urgent need for national water management tools to optimize w...

Wastewater overflows (WOs) are a growing concern for water quality and ecological health in urban estuaries. This study provides a robust water quality and ecological assessment of WOs from four pump stations discharging into the Waimea Estuary, Aote...

This study describes the challenges and solutions encountered when developing a high-resolution, process-based hydrological model of the Adige River Lowland Basin (ARLB), a flat, intensively managed agricultural region in northeastern Italy. The mode...

Submerged vanes offer a promising solution for reducing scour depth around hydraulic structures such as bridge piers by modifying near-bed flow patterns. However, temporal changes in bed profiles around a cylindrical pier remain insufficiently quanti...

In Greece, the geodynamics of karst hypothermal–mineral springs, in which often shallow fresh groundwater is intermixed, is not well known. This study aims to investigate the monthly hydrochemical variability of three karst hypothermal mineral...

High levels of phosphorus cause eutrophication, leading to water blooms and making the water undesirable in aquatic environments. Surface water pollution by phosphorus (P) is caused by both point and diffuse sources. Despite the recent technological...

This study examines the impact of recent climatic trends on the preservation of submerged wooden structures at the Gran Carro archaeological site in Lake Bolsena, Italy. Climatic data from the Bolsena Meteorological Station were analysed alongside in...