Hydrology

5 USGS Hydrological Modeling Software

It is estimated that the global hydrological modeling market is expected to grow from $12.13 Billion in 2015 to $22.17 Billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 5.7%.

Water in All Its Colors: Blue, Green, Grey, and Black Water

Lack of access to safe and sufficient water kills more than 1.2 million people yearly.

Groundwater Flow: Understanding its Definition and Interaction with Surface Water

As time passes, humans realize the importance of water and its resources more and more. According to recent research, only 2.5% of global water is fresh and about 30% of it belongs to groundwater

Exploring the Vitality of Surface Water: from Bodies to Uses and Forms

Securing Our Water Future: 5 Digital Twin Applications for Sustainable Water Resources Management

As the world struggles with water scarcity, drought, flood and impacts of climate change, a smarter water management system is needed. Recently, a revolutionized technology emerged—the digital twins.

Comparative Analysis of 4 Cloud Seeding Techniques

Calling for rain from the clouds, and ensuring plentiful water resources. This isn't merely a scene from a science fiction movie, it's the potential of cloud seeding.

Exploring the Potential of Remote Sensing in Water Quantity Assessment

According to the United Nations report, it is predicted that the world population will increase to 9.7 billion and 11 billion people by 2050 and 2100.

A Comprehensive Review of Urban Flood (or Inundation) Modeling

Do you believe that 92,233 square kilometers of global urban areas are at risk of urban flooding?

Sustaining Our Future: Exploring the Changing Hydrologic Cycle

Water, the lifeblood of the earth, is flowing constantly in different forms through the hydrological cycle for the preservation of all living things. Despite this key role, The CDC reported in 2022 that 2 billion people lack access to safely managed drinking water at home!

HBV-light for Hydrological Modeling: A Beginner's Guide

In today's world, hydrological modeling has become crucial, due to climate change the intensity and frequency of extreme events, such as floods has shifted. Therefore , it is necessary to study the behaviour of such events and one powerful tool for that goal is hydrological modeling.

Hydroinformatics and its Applications in Water Science

Have you ever pondered the profound impact of the technological explosion on our lives and the modern world?