Abstract: The Laplace transform of convolution equation, which relates aquifer response to boundary perturbation, expresses explicitly the hydraulic diffusivity in terms of the Laplace transform parameter, changes in stream stage, ...

Abstract: Quantitative assessments of the degree to which the modeled behavior of a system matches with the observations provide an evaluation of the model’s predictive abilities. In this context, the Nash–Sutcliffe efficiency index ...

Abstract: Many studies of water flow and solute transport in the vadose zone require estimates of the unsaturated soil hydraulic properties, including the soil water retention curve (WRC) describing the relationship between soil ...

Abstract: Optimization techniques for deriving a unit hydrograph (UH) have received considerable attention. But the UHs derived in some studies are not physically justifiable as the recession limb has a wavy shape. This study extends ...

Abstract: In India, reservoirs are usually constructed to serve multiple purposes, such as irrigation, municipal and industrial water supply, hydropower generation, and flood control. Because of the high temporal and geographical ...

Abstract: Inflow design flood (IDF) is selected following certain guidelines or criteria for hydrologic dam design. Fundamental to the development of these guidelines is the classification of dams and consequences of failure thereof. ...