Rainfall reaches mountain rivers in as little as 160 minutes, field study finds
Continuous monitoring in Japan's Ikawa Forest showed rainfall effects reaching rivers within 160 minutes across slopes longer than 500 meters.
Continuous monitoring in Japan's Ikawa Forest showed rainfall effects reaching rivers within 160 minutes across slopes longer than 500 meters.
A new study published in Hydrology and Earth System Sciences tackles this blind spot by building and testing a high-resolution ...
A solar-powered IoT node and a recall-optimized LSTM–XGBoost ensemble achieved 100% positive-class recall on a Sri Lankan river's single test ...
A new community dataset called TORRENT links 42,466 reported flash-flood episodes with stream gauges, watersheds, and rainfall data across the ...
An explainable machine learning study of Jeju Island shows that flood occurrence is governed by region-specific interactions among rainfall, groundwater, ...
Scientists at UKCEH and the Met Office have built and evaluated a new 1 km resolution seasonal river flow forecasting ...
A Norwegian study shows that a deep learning LSTM network outperforms the country's operational HBV model in simulating both snowmelt- ...
A new deep learning framework for river flow forecasting puts flood peaks, uncertainty, and interpretability at the center of model ...
A new lightweight deep learning model called BOA-LSTM combines Bayesian optimization and attention mechanisms to deliver faster and more accurate ...
A new global classification of more than 80,000 catchments reveals that complex rainfall–runoff behavior is the planetary norm, especially in ...
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