Abstract: Flood damages are usually concentrated along certain reaches of the main watercourse. However, a successful flood-control project must look beyond the damaged reaches by studying the contribution of headwater subwatersheds ...

Abstract: Distributed, physically based watershed and irrigation advance models require robust infiltration estimation capabilities. The empirical Green and Ampt (GA) equation of infiltration is a popular method for estimating ...

Abstract: Estimation of spatial distribution of rainfall at different time scales is one of the basic steps in water resource studies. Problems in selection of proper methods for mapping rainfall can cause uncertainty in water budget ...

Abstract: Derivation of spatial distribution of travel time is required in some conceptual rainfall-runoff transformation models. Application of a kinematic wave (KW) solution to delineate isochrones of travel time may be straightforward, ...

Abstract: Drought and water scarcity are key aspects in the management of groundwater resources in regions with excessive withdrawal. In this paper, groundwater drought, water scarcity, and their compound impact were analyzed based ...

Abstract: One strategy to deal with unauthorized groundwater withdrawals by farmers is to impose penalties. Because farmers’ over-exploitation is subject to social, economic, cultural, and agricultural characteristics of the region, ...