Advanced Hydrological Modeling in Agricultural Engineering
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Sustainable Water Management".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2021) | Viewed by 3028
Special Issue Editor
Interests: Hydrological Modeling; Climate Change Impacts Assessment; Distributed Modeling; Watershed Graph Mining; Watershed Management Practices (BMPs and LIDs)
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Dear Colleagues,
Hydrological modeling is now an essential tool for improved decision making in agricultural engineering. As agricultural water issues have got more complicated with increases in water demands and expected changes in land use and climate, more sophisticated hydrological modeling approaches are required. As computing resources and remote sensing technologies have been developed rapidly, hydrological modeling is expected to be more demanding and useful in agricultural water resource management and planning. This Special Issue invites studies advancing hydrological modeling with new concepts, aspects, approaches, methods, and techniques for increased ability to manage agricultural water resources under a changing environment. The research interests include, but are not limited to the development and application of new simulation models and approaches, improvement of existing models and methods, applications of new remotely sensed data and computational techniques to hydrological modeling, and new strategies to incorporate and consider land use and climate changes in hydrological modeling. This Special Issue is expected to provide an overview of the latest advancements in the agricultural application of hydrological simulation methods.
Dr. Young Gu Her
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Hydrological modeling
- agricultural engineering
- decision making
- water demand
- land use change
- climate change
- remote sensing
- agricultural water
- water resource management
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