Catchment Hydrology Under Climate Change

Dear Colleagues,

Catchment hydrology exerts a critical role in revealing the hydrological response and function of terrestrial and aquatic environments under climate change. Hydrological processes and responses provide a scientific basis for the management of the ecosystem and controlling water pollution under climate change. Both observations and models point to an increase in storm frequency and intensity under future climate change scenarios. Many related issues remain challenges in a changing world, such as hydrological responses, hydrological connectivity, runoff generation, sediment and pollutant transport, etc. In this Special Issue, we aim to bring together researchers to exchange the latest research ideas relating to catchment hydrology under climate change, such as extreme precipitation and seasonal drought. The topics of interest to this Special Issue may be related, but are not necessarily limited to, the following:

• Runoff generation;
• Hydrological processes;
• Soil erosion and its effects;
• Hydrological connectivity;
• Evapotranspiration;
• Non-point source pollution;
• Water resource management;
• Biogeochemical cycling processes.

Dr. Jian Wang
Dr. Lei Jiao
Dr. Beibei Zhang
Dr. Cicheng Zhang
Guest Editors

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