Seasonal streamflow forecasts contingent on climate information are essential for shortterm planning and for setting up contingency measures during extreme years. Recent research shows that operational climate forecasts obtained by combining different General Circulation Models (GCM) have improved predictability/skill in comparison to the predictability from single GCMs [Rajagopalan et al., 200...

Satellite precipitation products (SPPs) are critical data sources for hydrological prediction and extreme event monitoring, especially for ungauged basins. This study conducted a comprehensive hydrological evaluation of six mainstream SPPs (i.e., TMPA 3B42RT, CMORPH-RT, PERSIANN-RT, TMPA 3B42V7, CMORPH-CRT, and PERSIANN-CDR) over humid Xixian basin in central eastern China for a period of 14 ye...

groundwater drought is a natural hazard that develops when groundwater systems are affected by climatical drought, when climatical drought occures, first groundwater recharge, later groundwater levels and groundwater discharge decrease. the origin of drought is a deficit in precipitation and that takes place in all the elements that comprise the hydrological cycle (flow in the rivers, soil mois...

A regional-scale weather model is used to determine the potential for flood forecasting based on modelpredicted rainfall. Extreme precipitation and flooding events are a significant concern in central Texas, due to both the high occurrence and severity of flooding in the area. However, many current regional prediction models do not provide sufficient accuracy at the watershed scale necessary fo...

Accurate and efficient estimation of streamflow in a watershed’s tributaries is prerequisite parameter for viable water resources management. This study couples process-driven and data-driven methods of streamflow forecasting as a more efficient and cost-effective approach to water resources planning and management. Two data-driven methods, Bayesian regression and adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference...

The Bureau of Meteorology (the Bureau) is responsible for compiling and disseminating comprehensive water resource information for Australia through the Commonwealth Water Act 2007. One of its roles is to provide regular forecasts of streamflows and water availability. To perform this role, the Bureau launched a new Seasonal Streamflow Forecasting (SSF) service in December 2010. The service del...

A model for real-time flood forecasting in river systems with large drainage areas has been developed. Flow variations between upstream and downstream stations are interlinked and are typically governed by reach properties. Unique paired variations establish useful flow correspondence resulting in inflow and outflow forecasting models for a reach. The proposed model can generate forecasts with ...