In recent years, there has been an increasing demand for enhanced hydrological modeling, monitoring and high-resolution data. The hydrological community has grappled with persistent challenges, notably the limited availability ...

The threat of large-scale pollinator decline is escalating globally due to multiple anthropogenic pressures. The physiological impacts of warming scenarios on terrestrial ectotherms often intensify with the increasing rate ...

Drylands cover approximately 41% of the global land area and support diverse fluvial systems. Identifying the geomorphic diversity of dryland rivers and their maintenance is essential for sustaining ecosystems in arid and ...

The Andaman and Nicobar region is a geologically complex area characterized by active subduction and tectonic activities, including the collision of the Indian Plate with the Burma Plate. Seismological studies suggest that ...

Suspended Sediment Load (SSL) plays a crucial role in water resources management, agriculture, infrastructure development, river morphology, and ecological balance. SSL also affects the estuary and marine ecosystem as ...

The world’s largest freshwater resource - groundwater is essential for irrigation and food security. However, unsustainable groundwater pumping, exceeding recharge from precipitation, has led to significant groundwater ...