Abstract: Modeling coupled natural–human systems (CNHS) to inform comprehensive water resources management policies or describe hydrological cycles in the Anthropocene has become popular in recent years. To fulfill this need, we ...

Abstract: Translation of a system’s performance goals into measurable quantities is fundamental for water systems planning. Frequently, the selected metrics are the same threshold-based metrics that have been common in water systems ...

Abstract: There is growing interest from Afghanistan in using the untapped hydroelectric potential of the Kabul River Basin, on which both Pakistan and Afghanistan are simultaneously upstream and downstream riparians, to meet the ...

Abstract: This paper presents a decision-scaling based framework to determine whether one or more preselected planning alternatives for a multiobjective water-resources system are robust to a variety of nonstationary hydroclimatic ...

Abstract: The exponential increase in groundwater usage over the past few decades in the Punjab province in Pakistan is responsible for the significant groundwater table decline in many parts of the province, leading to an urgent ...