Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu-sensing.bsky.social on how coastal marshes are affected by changes in sea level: the Blackwater River marshes of Marysland; soil strength and biomass measurements; understanding tidal effects, soil mechanics and soil strength; and rates of tidal erosion.

Happy Birthday Hydrological Processes #HP is 40!! THANKS 2 all our brilliant authors & reviewers who remained so loyal over all these years. If you are interested in enhancing understanding #hydrological processes THIS is yr journal. Check out HPEYE section onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal...

Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu.org on how landscape-scale processes and hydrogeology affect flowpaths for snowmelt: modelling for the Nanika catchment in British Columbia and the Krycklan catchment of Sweden; understanding anisotropic hydraulic conductivity; and the role of climate change.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @hydrohammond.bsky.social on how hydrological processes are affected by fire in the western United States: watersheds and streamflow generation; interception, snowmelt and ablation; evapotranspiration and overland flow; seasonality and a synthesis of environmental factors.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @geoallen.bsky.social on how Synthetic Aperture Radar derived from Sentinel-1 satellites can be utilized to estimate water body evapotranspiration: sensor and data fusion with gridded datasets; robustly estimating wind fields; and application to the Lake Mead reservoir.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @theglocal.bsky.social on the sociohydrology of the São Manoel Dam, Brazil: the need for Indigenous water managment; a social geography of sacred places; the need to preserve cultural heritage; and why companies operate at the intersection of water, language and culture.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @danielmu11er.bsky.social on crop water magnitudes in the Amu Darya Basin: ETa and exploring the geography of cropping practices; climate and climate driver anomalies; land use and the prevalance of downstream challenges and changes; and characterizing uncertainties.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @jasminheilemann.bsky.social on civil engineering interventions, city management and climate change: urban heat adaptations in the Józsefváro district of Budapest; surveys to understand heatwaves; design outcomes and heat adaptation; and a co-designed urban intervention.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @jvs-avs.bsky.social on how understorey communities in floodplain forests are affected by traits and hydrology: physiology and hydrological gradients; changes in species and the prevalence of drought; soil moisture in Central Europe; and ecosystem-informed management.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @timcurran.bsky.social on the foundational processes of pyro-ecophysiology: indicating how plants respond to drought conditions in the context of hydrological processes; relating flammability variables to drought responses; plant hydraulic traits; and climate change.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @ericamarshall.bsky.social @trentpenman.bsky.social on utilizing vegetation to prevent fire spread in Australia: climate change and case studies for five regions; probabilistic simulations and forcings; weather from downscaling of GCMs; and the need for risk reduction.

The Coquihalla River flooded and avulsed a new channel through part of the golf course.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @limnologylauren.bsky.social on how climate change, warm weather, and low discharge affects acid mine drainage into wetlands: impacts of an abandoned silver mine; seasonality, pH and water quality observations; diurnal cycles related to photochemistry; and spatial cycles.

Most human cultures believe nature is good for us. Now scientists are studying biochemical compounds emitted by plants to protect themselves from insects, bacteria, protozoa and fungi -- which seem to be protective medicine for people too. My story for Nature Outlook: www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Hydrology Paper of the Day @lireactivewater.bsky.social on why chemical solutes in intermittent streams are dependent on hydrological changes: three decades of data from the Konza Prairie Biological Station, Kansas; examination of the power law CQ relationship; and patterns at different time scales.

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Hydrology Paper of the Day @cdnsciencepub.com on the spatiotemporal distribution of parasitic marine alveolates: rRNA metabarcodes from the Arctic Ocean, Svalbard; community diversity and relationships with environmental factors; seasonality; and quantifying variabilty by hierarchical clustering.

#WIPSnips January 27 - commit Hope and Baby face Monsoon, not Highstorms. #AmWriting #AmWritingFantasy #AmWritingScifi #WriteSky #Dragons

Hydrology Paper of the Day @nature.com on reconstructing temperature and salinity of the North Atlantic Ocean 19,000 to 23,000 years ago: stable isotope reconstructions from marine sediment cores; temperatures from benthic foraminifera trace-metal ratios; and reconstructing glacial water currents.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @forestecosyst.bsky.social on satellite data products in Nepal: comparison and validation of primary productivity and evapotranspiration between gridded datatsets; relationships related to elevation and land cover type; drought and biogeochemical cycles; and uncertainties.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @lisa-mandl.bsky.social @corneliussenf.bsky.social on how remote sensing datasets indicate patterns of forest recovery in the Alps: ecological indicators and disturbance; recovery metrics and environmental hydroclimatic drivers; and regional temperature anomalies.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @tommaso-jucker.bsky.social on how airborne laser scanning provides insight into how the forest canopy changes after fire in Australia’s Great Western Woodlands: GAMs for structural metrics; relating changes to rainfall and water availability; and estimates of stand age.

Water in a river is not wasted. Water in a river benefits everyone.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @igsopas.bsky.social on how sediments from thermokarst lakes indicate the retreat of glacial ice from Northern Poland: mapping lake extent and geomorphologies; quantifying hydrology during the time of melting ice; sediment transport; and the veracity of LiDAR datasets.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @dnthomas01.bsky.social on the microbial communities of plastics in water: risks, pathogens, and understanding exposure in waste management cycles; how sewer overflows and aquatic ecosystems interact; and management in the context of beach and recreational areas.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @mikeflannigan.bsky.social on how climate change influences fire activity variables in Canada: modelling regional-scale feedback effects related to fire fuels; understanding changes; shift ratios and end-of-century impacts; and high-magnitude changes in eastern ecozones.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @ryanpad.bsky.social @wslresearch.bsky.social on improving hydrological forecasts by application of the Temporal Fusion Transformer ML model: wavelet transforms and emsemble forecasts; how to select seeds in the context of predictive skill; and application to Switzerland.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @jvs-avs.bsky.social on the biogeography of floodplain forests: changes in richness and diversity linked to environmental factors; the importance of traits and community shifts; moisture conditions related to sites in context of invasive species; and 60 years of data.

Thank you so much, @kinarnicholas.bsky.social!!

Hydrology Paper of the Day @christost.bsky.social @georgiapapachar.bsky.social on consistent loss functions: explicit definitions and examples; how these loss functions are utilized to evaluate point predictions; loss functions and transformations; and applications to climatology and hydrology.

Hydrology Paper of the Day suggested by @drewbrayshaw.bsky.social on why water transport processes cannot always be considered as steady-state in paleontological reconstruction of bone transport: flume lab tests; 3D-printed and animal bones; modes of transport; scouring; sorting; and patterns.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @thiagovnascimento.bsky.social on assessing the E-OBS data product for meteorological forcing: 2682 catchments and modelling experiments; comparison with the CAMELS datasets; mapping regional differences in precipitation; and assessing scenarios in context of catchments.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @tombuckleylab.bsky.social on understanding how leaf temperature is related to plant-atmosphere water fluxes: stomatal conductance with a constant water vapour gradient between the plant leaf and the air; stomatal processes and metabolism; and modelling responses.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @zarahpattison.bsky.social on invasive plants and riverbank stability: seasonality and the effects of Himalayan Balsam along two UK rivers; vegetation surveys and modelling relationships between environmental covariates; and linkages between ecology and geomorphology.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @osbertsun.bsky.social on quantifying process representation related to gross primary productivity and evapotranspiration: nine remote sensing data products; validation with ground-based eddy covariance datasets in Nepal; and trends related to seasonality and geography.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @alidacantor.bsky.social on landscapes of resource extraction related to lithium mining in the McDermitt Caldera of Oregon: political ecology and socio-environmental perspectives; opposition and challenges; and understanding resource usage and ecological perspectives.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @ehsansci.bsky.social on assessing how cirrus clouds affect the Earth's energy budget: model inputs and cloud properties from CALIPSO satellite retrievals; cloud hydrometeorology; and understanding regional effects related to cirrus cloud thinning as climate engineering.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @amardeeptiwari.bsky.social on how global water models represent terrestrial droughts: comparison with GRACE data; drought severity and coverage indices; underpredictions in North America and at a global scale; comparisons at continental and basin scales; and uncertainties

Hydrology Paper of the Day @michaljenicek.bsky.social on hydrological processes related to streamflow in the Triangular Glacier catchment, James Ross Island near the Antarctic Peninsula: application of the HBV model with cryospheric processes; WRF modelling of precipitation; and model performance.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @miraanand.bsky.social on a new version of the Global Lakes and Wetlands Database for a changing world: data fusion of 25 gridded datasets; new seasonality and wetland classes; distinguishing between wetlands and waterbodies; and validation and gridded comparisons.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @jahardwick.bsky.social on how an invasive plant contributes to acceleration of riverbank erosion: two rivers situated in the UK; riparian surveys and environmental covariates; linear models utilized to predict vegetation richness; and the role of roots and ground cover.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @danielepenna.bsky.social on a global understanding of hydrological processes in forested catchments: why storms cause mobilization of water; the importance of subsurface flow and also overland flow; and why climate does not always strongly influence runoff in some areas.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @giubresearch.bsky.social on how East African wetlands are affected by climate change: linkages between watershed hydrology and flooding of rice crops; modelling by HEC-RAS with respect to RCP scenarios; validation by comparison with floodplain extent; and quantifying risk

Hydrology Paper of the Day @oldenfish.bsky.social on quantifying fish predation on Pacific salmon by DNA extracted from the stomach contents of predators: Chinook salmon smolt populations; the Chehalis River basin, Washington; bioinformatic processing; and species barcoding to quantify food webs.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @resilienceinstitute.ca on why we need to cultivate hope in the context of climate change adaptation: the need for adjustment; definitions and understandings of hope; a personal and group factor model of hope; and understanding drivers, faith and advancement of knowledge.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @gomezserrano-ma.bsky.social on restored coastal dunes as environments where hydrological processes and weather events influence homeostasis and habitats of species: ecology, biogeochemical cycles, how species have evolved in environments, and risks of restoration.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @webbhydrology.bsky.social on how snow hydrological processes are affected by wildfire: AmeriFlux sites and calculations of PET in context of the water balance; a conceptual model including wind and LAI; changes to sublimation; and moderate multi-year process modifications

Hydrology Paper of the Day @liangzhi-chen.bsky.social on identifying megadroughts that are spatially contiguous and span a time period of years: measurements and modelling over the time period of 1980 to 2018; identifying anomalies and occurences; and regions of risk such as temperate grasslands.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @sajadsayadi.bsky.social on how to compute the enhanced vegetation index using particle swarm optimization: classification and calculation; comparisons with Google Earth imagery; application to the Zagros mountains; and why local optimization is regionally beneficial.

I’ve always been more of a photographer than anything else when it comes to art. Still trying sketching sometimes, but also enjoying creating vector art versions of my #riversfromabove photos, and some other travel photos. I feel like style is “you love/hate it” without much in the middle. Thoughts?