Abstract. Ecohydrological sensitivity, defined as the response intensity of streamflow to per unit vegetation change is an integrated indicator for assessing hydrological sensitivity change. Understanding ecohydrological and its influencing factors crucial managing water supply, reducing water-related hazards ensuring aquatic functions by management. Yet, there still a systematic assessment on ...

OPINION article Front. Water, 11 March 2021Sec. Water and Critical Zone https://doi.org/10.3389/frwa.2021.643013

This article describes a modelling study on nitrogen transport from diffuse sources in the Nuthe catchment, representing a typical lowland region in the north-eastern Germany. Building on a hydrological validation performed in advance using the ecohydrological model SWIM, the nitrogen flows were simulated over a 20-year period (1981– 2000). The relatively good quality of the input data, particu...

Abstract Human activities have degraded lakes in Uttarakhand, endangering their vital role urban sustainability, which includes providing essential services like water supply, flood mitigation, agriculture support, and biodiversity conservation the Himalayan region. This study focused on Nainital district lakes, utilizing remote sensing GIS techniques to assess condition. Time series Landsat 8 ...

The Tuul River Basin is the most important socioeconomic and political base area of Mongolia. Therefore, studying interrelationships between changes in ecohydrological processes this basin its land cover great importance for maintaining sustainability environment. This study investigated annual average air temperature, total precipitation, river discharge variability, at selected stations by us...