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A Graph‐Based Deep Learning Approach for Daily Flash Flood Susceptibility Modeling in China

Water Resources Research, Volume 62, Issue 4, April 2026.
Abstract Flash floods are sudden flood events triggered by intense rainfall, and often exacerbated by mountainous terrain that accelerates surface runoff. To support disaster mitigation and management, deep learning (DL) models have been widely applied to flash flood susceptibility (FFS) modeling. However, traditional deep learning (DL) models overlook
Jun Liu, Gang Zhao, Junnan Xiong, Tsuyoshi Kinouchi   +3 more
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Influence of Weather Fronts on Design Storm Profiles: Applied Event Partitioning and Comparative Analysis

Water Resources Research, Volume 62, Issue 4, April 2026.
Abstract Current practices in hydrologic design are based on the exceedance probability of rainfall intensities, without considering the meteorological conditions that generate them. Atmospheric drivers, such as weather fronts, control the spatiotemporal characteristics of storm events, with implications for urban stormwater infrastructure design and ...
M. J. Burns, K. D. Good, O. Wani
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Effects of Creek Topology on Salinization of Coastal Marsh Due To Storm Surges

Water Resources Research, Volume 62, Issue 4, April 2026.
Abstract Creek topology varies widely across coastal marshes and strongly influences surface and subsurface flow patterns. These flow dynamics, in turn, affect salt transport within the marsh system. Both processes are critical in storm surge inundation and consequent subsurface salinization.
Shuangshuang Yu, Xiaorong Li, Jiaqi Liu, Philip Brunner, Rongjiang Yao, Bing Yuan, Xun Cai, Xuan Yu   +7 more
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A Generalized Framework for Flow Resistance in Canopies and Granular Beds

Water Resources Research, Volume 62, Issue 4, April 2026.
Abstract This study presents a generalized, theoretically grounded semi‐empirical framework for estimating flow resistance through canopies and granular beds, both of which are common in engineering and environmental applications. Derived from fundamental fluid mechanics principles, the proposed formulation significantly reduces reliance on empirical ...
Benjamin Tsai, Changhoon Lee
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PROJETO KARST: WATER BALANCE AND ISOTOPE INVESTIGATIONS IN THE COMPARTMENT KARST AQUIFER OF COLOMBO-FERVIDA (CURITIBA/PR)

Revista Águas Subterrâneas, 2000
The paper gives an overview about the first results of an international co-operation project carried out in the karst aquifer of Colombo-Fervida 20 km N of Curitiba (Paraná). The aquifer is separated into compartments due to NW-SE-striking volcanic dikes
T. Harum, H. P. Leditzky, S. Reinsdorff, P. Saccon, H. Zojer, A. A. Lisboa, J. L. Vaine, E. F. da Rosa Filho, D. A. Giusti, M. S. Monastier, A. Ribas   +10 more
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Solute Migration Mechanisms and Decay Modeling in Dead‐End Pipes of Water Distribution Networks

Water Resources Research, Volume 62, Issue 4, April 2026.
Abstract Dead‐end pipes in water distribution networks are prone to water quality deterioration due to prolonged stagnation, and fluctuating hydraulic conditions can remobilize accumulated contaminants into the main pipe, threatening downstream water quality. However, the mechanisms and concentration dynamics of pollutant migration in such pipes remain
Jianxun Chen, Jinliang Gao, Wei Wang, Wenyan Wu, Huizhe Cao, Shihua Qi, Jingyang Yu, Wei Zheng, Yongfeng Huang, Yuanzhe Li, Shiyuan Hu   +10 more
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Near-surface geophysics: from measurements to reliable models. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Maciuk K, Biswas A, Kumar S, Rai AK.
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Large Wood Retention in Forested River Corridors During Overbank Flood Events: Insights From Flume Experiments

Water Resources Research, Volume 62, Issue 4, April 2026.
Abstract Understanding large wood (LW) dynamics on floodplains is important for closing wood budgets and predicting hazards associated with LW. We conducted 38 experiments in a fixed‐bed flume to examine how forest stand density (FSD), wood transport regime, and overbank flood magnitude affect floodplain LW retention.
J. T. Welsh, K. B. Lininger, V. Ruiz‐Villanueva, M. Lueker, J. Marr   +4 more
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Teaching Aquitard Concepts With Field-Based High-Resolution Head Profile Learning Activities. [PDF]

Ground Water
Meyer JR, Tassier-Surine S, Cramer B.
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Modeling Suffusion in Porous Media Using a Particle Scale Linear Decay Function

Water Resources Research, Volume 62, Issue 4, April 2026.
Abstract Suffusion with migration of fine particles (fines) in pores is a common subsurface hydrological process in nature, which has significant impacts on breaching of dikes, dam failure, and hillslope instability. However, the effects of soil properties and hydrodynamic conditions on fines migration, and the physical implications of mass flow rates ...
Yanzhou Yin, Yifei Cui, Dave Chan
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