Advancing Research on Ecohydrology and Hydrology Remote Sensing

Dear Colleagues,

Ecohydrology is an emerging interdisciplinary discipline of ecology and hydrology, which studies the hydrologic mechanism of the changes of ecological patterns and ecological processes of terrestrial surface systems. Climate change and human activities have a significant impact on the ecohydrological process of the basin or catchments. Traditional ecohydrological observation is mainly site observation, when remote sensing technology can provide large-scale surface information, and has been widely used in ecohydrological research. Understanding changes in ecohydrological processes can help us to better manage watersheds and guide future water resources and erosion conservation. This Special Issue aims to invite contributions that explore the changes, mechanisms, and causes of ecohydrological processes under climate change and human activities. Example topics of interest include but are not limited to: 

1. Application of remote sensing in ecohydrological research;
2. The impacts of climate change and anthropogenic activities on the ecohydrological process;
3. The feedback mechanism of ecohydrological process changes on the ecological environment;
4. Effects of climate change and human activities on runoff and sediment load in a river.

Dr. Yi He
Guest Editor

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