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Volume 11 Part 1 Year 2024

11 articles in this issue 

Alexia Balla, Vesna Teofilovic and Tímea Kiss

The hydro-geomorphological background in microplastic (MP) deposition and mobilization is often neglected, though the sampling environment is the key point in a monitoring scheme. The aim of the study was to analyze the environmental driving factors of MP... see more

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Carlos Alfonso Zafra-Mejía, Hugo Alexander Rondón-Quintana and Carlos Felipe Urazán-Bonells

The objective of this paper is to use autoregressive, integrated, and moving average (ARIMA) and transfer function ARIMA (TFARIMA) models to analyze the behavior of the main water quality parameters in the initial components of a drinking water supply sys... see more

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María del Mar Navarro-Farfán, Liliana García-Romero, Marco Antonio Martínez-Cinco, Mario Alberto Hernández-Hernández and Sonia Tatiana Sánchez-Quispe

Groundwater models serve the function of predicting and analyzing aquifer behavior. They require input information, such as hydrogeological parameters like hydraulic conductivity and storage coefficient, which are used to calibrate the model, and elementa... see more

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Ilias Siarkos, Zisis Mallios and Pericles Latinopoulos

Groundwater nitrate contamination caused by the excessive use of nitrogen-based fertilizers has been widely recognized as an issue of significant concern in numerous rural areas worldwide. To mitigate nitrate contamination, corrective management practices... see more

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Luis Alberto Vargas-León and Juan Diego Giraldo-Osorio

In this work, the influence of the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on the Extreme Precipitation Indices (EPIs) was analyzed, and these ENSO-forced anomalies were compared with the long-term change in the EPIs. The annual time series of the EPIs were b... see more

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Safa Chaabane, Khalifa Riahi, Slaheddine Khlifi, Emna Slama and Marnik Vanclooster

Recent technological progress in water management of hydrosystems has been made to deploy efficient and effective water quality monitoring systems (WQMS). Among these, a citizen science (CS)-based water quality monitoring (WQM) program using test strips i... see more

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George B. Frisvold and Dari Duval

The Colorado River provides water to 40 million people in the U.S. Southwest, with river basin spanning 250,000 square miles (647,497 km2). Quantitative water rights assigned to U.S. states, Mexico, and tribes in the Colorado Basin exceed annual streamflo... see more

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Bangshuai Han, Moayad Yacoub, Aihua Li, Kirsten Nicholson, Joshua Gruver, Klaus Neumann and Subodh Sharma

Microplastic pollution is an emerging environmental concern, and has been found in remote regions, including the high Himalaya mountains. However, the abundance and sources of microplastics in the region are not well documented. This research investigated... see more

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Andri Gunnarsson and Sigurdur M. Gardarsson

Efficient water resource management in glacier- and snow-dominated basins requires accurate estimates of the snow water equivalent (SWE) in late winter and spring and melt onset timing and intensity. To understand the high spatio-temporal variability of s... see more

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Mohammad Reza Goodarzi, Mahnaz Heydaripour, Vahid Jamali, Maryam Sabaghzadeh and Majid Niazkar

Climate change affects hydroclimatic variables, and assessing the uncertainty in future predictions is crucial. This study aims to explore variations in temperature and precipitation in the Kerman Plain under climate change impacts between 2023 and 2054. ... see more

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Antoine Picard, Florent Barbecot, Gérard Bardoux, Pierre Agrinier, Marina Gillon, José A. Corcho Alvarado, Vincent Schneider, Jean-François Hélie and Frédérick de Oliveira

Accurate discharge measurement is mandatory for any hydrological study. While the “velocity” measurement method is adapted to laminar flows, the “dilution” method is more appropriate for turbulent streams. As most low-gradient streams worldwide are neithe... see more

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