Isotopic tracers—principally stable isotopes of hydrogen and oxygen, alongside selected radioisotopes—serve as indispensable tools in catchment hydrology for unravelling the origins, pathways and ...

Hydrological modelling of catchment response seeks to represent how rainfall inputs are transformed into streamflow outputs through a complex interplay of climate, soil, topography, land cover and ...

1 Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado, Boulder; Department of Geography, University of Colorado, Boulder 2 Department of Geography, University of Colorado, Boulder 3 ...

Catchments are fundamental landscape units for understanding water quality and managing water resources. Contemporary environmental problems are being approached more than ever by stakeholders on the ...

In an effort to better understand flood behaviour in one of the wettest parts of Australia, scientists have turned the region's river system into a virtual model. The CSIRO has mapped the Richmond ...