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Afshin Zamani, Yahya Emam and Mohsen Edalat
A better understanding of the responsiveness of grain phenotypic indices to terminal water stress (TWS) in wheat might help explain grain weight variations and determine which grain traits are most affected. A two-year field experiment (2020?2021 and 202...
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Hussein A. Mohasseb, Wenbin Shen, Jiashuang Jiao and Qiwen Wu
The Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) provided valuable insights into variations in Groundwater Storage (GWS). However, the sensitivity of utilizing Global Positioning System (GPS) time series displacement data for detecting changes in GWS ...
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Tianxu Liu, Dasheng Zhang, Yanfeng Shi, Yi Li, Jianchong Sun and Xiuping Zhang
The lack of water resources has emerged as a major factor limiting the high-quality economic and ecological development in Hebei Province. Therefore, it is of great significance to understand the dynamic changes in terrestrial water storage for effective...
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Natthachet Tangdamrongsub, Jianzhi Dong and Peter Shellito
Multivariate data assimilation (DA) of satellite soil moisture (SM) and terrestrial water storage (TWS) observations has recently been used to improve SM and groundwater storage (GWS) simulations. Previous studies employed the ensemble Kalman approach in...
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Timur T Berdimbetov, Zhu-Guo Ma, Chen Liang and Sana Ilyas
The Aral Sea in Central Asia plays an essential role in the socio-economic development of the region. During the last six decades, there has been remarkable changes observed in the water level and areal extent of the Aral Sea Basin; however, the causes b...
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Haochun Du, Hok Sum Fok, Yutong Chen and Zhongtian Ma
Storage and runoff are the two fundamental surface hydrological variables of a catchment. Research studies have been focused on the storage-runoff (S-R) hysteretic relationship of a catchment and its explanation very recently, thanks to satellite gravime...
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KuddithamGunaalan, Manjula Ranagalage, M. H. J. P. Gunarathna, M. K. N. Kumari, Meththika Vithanage, Tharmalingam Srivaratharasan, Suntharalingam Saravanan and T.W.S. Warnasuriya
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Limin Kou, Xiangyang Li, Jianyi Lin and Jiefeng Kang
A water evaluation and planning model (WEAP) for Xiamen City was used to analyze trends in water use and demand between 2015 and 2050. This study was unique in that it considered the water resources of each of the city?s five districts? separately, rathe...
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Edward Salameh, Frédéric Frappart, Fabrice Papa, Andreas Güntner, Vuruputur Venugopal, Augusto Getirana, Catherine Prigent, Filipe Aires, David Labat and Benoît Laignel
Surface water storage is a key component of the terrestrial hydrological and biogeochemical cycles that also plays a major role in water resources management. In this study, surface water storage (SWS) variations are estimated at monthly time-scale over ...
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Willibroad Gabila Buma, Sang-Il Lee, Jae Young Seo
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Sustainable water resource management requires the assessment of hydrological changes in response to climate fluctuations and anthropogenic activities in any given area. A quantitative estimation of water balance entities is important to understand the v...
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