Abstract: Analyzing gradual trends in meteorological drought has become increasingly important as anthropogenic climate change and natural climate variability interact to complicate measurement of drought severity. Complex seasonality ...

Abstract: The effects of climate change are increasingly considered in conjunction with changes in water demand and reservoir sedimentation in forecasts of water supply vulnerability. Here, the relative effects of these factors are ...

Abstract: A scenario of particular importance in water resources management occurs when reservoir release decisions must be made well in advance of accurate hydrologic forecasts because of long travel times between reservoir releases ...

Abstract: Surfactant amendment has been proposed as a means to stabilize or mobilize groundwater contamination by modifying the soil’s natural sorption characteristics in situ. The importance of the native soil’s characteristics ...

Abstract: The rainfall-runoff model, WinTR-20, uses subdivision to simulate runoff behavior for complex watersheds exhibiting heterogeneous conditions or storage. It has been shown by others that subdivision generally causes the ...