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no	title	author	magazine	year	volume	issue	page(s)	type
1	A dual-model framework combining nonlinear autoregressive with exogenous inputs (NARX) and LSTM networks for enhanced daily runoff prediction and error correction	Shi, Weiyi			192	C	p.	article
2	An interpretable and scalable model for rapid flood extent forecasting using satellite imagery and machine learning with rotated EOF analysis	Wan, Hung-Hsien			192	C	p.	article
3	A novel cross-model framework for modelling urban multi-hydrological processes based on hydrogeographic elements in urban areas	Wang, Haocheng			192	C	p.	article
4	A numerical model for simulation of bedload transport in unsteady trans-critical river flow	Souillé, Fabien			192	C	p.	article
5	A physics-constrained deep learning framework for actual evapotranspiration estimation using ground station observations and remote sensing data	Wang, Lingyue			192	C	p.	article
6	Applying user-centred design to climate and environmental tools	Houtkamp, Joske			192	C	p.	article
7	Artificial intelligence-incorporated prediction for urban flooding processes in the past 20 years: A critical review	Li, Zhili			192	C	p.	article
8	A seamless geo-flow modelling workflow to tackle structural uncertainty using LoopStructural and MODFLOW	Bardot, Kerry			192	C	p.	article
9	A systematic review of machine learning in groundwater monitoring	Dhapre, Mrunmayee			192	C	p.	article
10	A two-stage trained hybrid Unet-ConvLSTM2D for enhanced precipitation nowcasting	Naz, Farah			192	C	p.	article
11	Automatic analysis method for topological relationship between river network and hydrological stations	Wang, Yang			192	C	p.	article
12	Climate change impacts on solar energy generation in the continental United States, forecasts from deep learning	Nichols, Cody			192	C	p.	article
13	Connecting Landscapes: A decision support system to facilitate conservation led development	Jantz, Patrick			192	C	p.	article
14	Depth estimation in urban flooding using surveillance cameras and high-resolution LiDAR data	Zamanizadeh, Mahta			192	C	p.	article
15	Development of a data-driven automatic unstructured mesh generation tool suitable for compound flooding studies	Calzada, Jaime R.			192	C	p.	article
16	Development of an alpine hydrological model considering the recharge of stream water to alluvial plain aquifers	Liu, Jiaojiao			192	C	p.	article
17	DigiAgriApp: a client-server application to monitor field activities	Moretto, Marco			192	C	p.	article
18	Editorial Board				192	C	p.	article
19	Enhancing flood forecasts: A comprehensive neural network approach for groundwater flooding in lowland karst areas	Tabbussum, Ruhhee			192	C	p.	article
20	Enhancing forest ecosystem simulation in the TASC model through the integration of the DAYCENT forest model	Dangol, Sijal			192	C	p.	article
21	Estimating soil redistribution rates with the RadEro model: A physically based compartmental model for 137Cs analysis in an R package	Catalá, Arturo			192	C	p.	article
22	Evaluating IMERG-F precipitation for SWAT hydrologic modeling in data-rich and sparse watersheds	Jarrin-Perez, Fernando			192	C	p.	article
23	Exploring the key meteorological drivers of air pollution by intrinsically interpretable deep learning	Yan, Chang			192	C	p.	article
24	FIMserv v.1.0: A tool for streamlining Flood Inundation Mapping (FIM) using the United States operational hydrological forecasting framework	Baruah, Anupal			192	C	p.	article
25	FPQ-iTransformer: A novel iTransformer-based model for accurate seawater salinity prediction	Jia, Wanhai			192	C	p.	article
26	Generating three-dimensional soil organic carbon density dataset by soil depth function and correction methods in Yangtze River Delta, China	Lin, Shurui			192	C	p.	article
27	Harnessing Twitter (X) with AI-enhanced natural language processing for disaster management: Insights from California wildfire	Karimiziarani, Mohammadsepehr			192	C	p.	article
28	How to use general AI for task-specific applications: A case study of monitoring water level trends with river cameras	Wang, Ze			192	C	p.	article
29	HydroBOT: an integrated toolkit for assessment of hydrology-dependent outcomes	Holt, Galen			192	C	p.	article
30	Ice-jam flood predictions using an interpretable machine learning approach	Kowshal, Ananya			192	C	p.	article
31	Impact of input forcings variability on the global sensitivity analysis of a hydrological model	Radišić, Katarina			192	C	p.	article
32	Improved Biome-BGC model for simulating spatiotemporal dynamics of gross primary productivity in evergreen broadleaf forests of the karst region	Liu, Hengyuan			192	C	p.	article
33	Improved TDS forecasting in data-scarce regions using CEEMDAN and AI-driven hydro-climatic analysis	Sayadi, Maryam			192	C	p.	article
34	Improving current forecast by Leveraging Measured Data and numerical models via LiESNs	Moreno, Felipe M.			192	C	p.	article
35	Improving image-based water-level monitoring by coupling water-line detection techniques and the segment anything model	Fang, Chenqi			192	C	p.	article
36	Integrating remote sensing data with watershed-scale ecohydrological modeling in diverse forest and agricultural landscapes of the Upper Mississippi River Basin	Risal, Avay			192	C	p.	article
37	Investigate the rainfall-runoff relationship and hydrological concepts inside LSTM	Hu, Yuqian			192	C	p.	article
38	Investigating aquitard heterogeneity by inverse groundwater modelling at a drinking water production site	van Leer, Martijn D.			192	C	p.	article
39	Machine learning assisted predictive urban digital twin for intelligent monitoring of air quality index for smart city environment	Naveed, Khazina			192	C	p.	article
40	Machine learning-driven regional prediction of PM2.5 concentrations in the eastern mediterranean bridging spatial data gaps in air quality monitoring	Gürtepe, İrde Çeti̇ntürk			192	C	p.	article
41	Modeling wildfire dynamics through a physics-based approach incorporating fuel moisture and landscape heterogeneity	Navas-Montilla, Adrián			192	C	p.	article
42	Multimodal air-quality prediction: A multimodal feature fusion network based on shared-specific modal feature decoupling	Chen, Xiaoxia			192	C	p.	article
43	New GIS tools for wind fetch analysis: A case study of changes in wave exposure in Isfjorden (Svalbard) due to reduced fast ice coverage	Urbański, Jacek Andrzej			192	C	p.	article
44	Position paper: Common mistakes and solutions for a better use of correlation- and regression-based approaches in environmental sciences	Tedoldi, Damien			192	C	p.	article
45	Predicting climate change: A comparative analysis of time series models for CO2 concentrations and temperature anomalies	Rezaei, Zahra			192	C	p.	article
46	Prediction of maximum scour depth downstream of bed sills using integrated machine learning algorithms	Guan, Dawei			192	C	p.	article
47	Probabilistic assessment of a simplified water quality model and its linkage to the hydrological characteristics of lakes	Pasqualini, Joana Postal			192	C	p.	article
48	Quantitative framework for soil burn severity from numerical wildfire models	Vahdat-Aboueshagh, Hamid			192	C	p.	article
49	Regulation of efficient water use in paddy fields via the simulation of the water cycle in cold regions under random precipitation conditions	Li, Mo			192	C	p.	article
50	Soil organic matter mapping in complex terrains considering spatial heterogeneity	Yin, Yue			192	C	p.	article
51	The SPIChanges R-package: Improving the interpretation of the standardized precipitation index under changing climate conditions	Blain, Gabriel Constantino			192	C	p.	article
52	Towards simulating solute transport in complex, regional-scale fracture networks: a rapid upscaled approach	Khafagy, Mohamed			192	C	p.	article
53	Transformer-LSTM-KOA: A novel approach for prediction of chlorophyll in the South China Sea	Chen, Gang			192	C	p.	article
54	TRISH: Tree-ring integrated system for hydrology, a web-based tool for reconstruction	Prusevich, Alexander A.			192	C	p.	article
55	Unveiling uncertainties in soil organic carbon modeling: the critical role of climate response functions	Li, Huiwen			192	C	p.	article
56	Why is arid zone hydrology a scientific desert - and how does the hydrological community move forward?	Wheater, Howard			192	C	p.	article

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