Hydrology Paper of the Day @acstone.bsky.social on water stress and human adaptations: nomadic subsistence pastoralism in east Africa as a water-limited environment; diet, biomarkers and genes; the role of lifestyle, water, culture, and environmental factors; and the prevalance of lifestyle shifts.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @drevaplaganyi.bsky.social on fisheries management and harvest strategies to ensure ecosystem functionality and services: the need for frameworks with the concept of key species; indicators and benchmarking reference levels; and understanding decisions within frameworks.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @mlearthsciences.bsky.social on linkages between rainfall and landslides as predicted by machine learning: investigating how ANNs demonstrate a geography of risk; comparisons with known areas of landslides; and application to the Serra Geral region of southern Brazil.

Avast ye! It’s #TalkLikeAPirateDay, so we’re combining two passions—minerals + pirate speak—and voting for barrrrrrrrite! #MinCup25

Hydrology Paper of the Day @andy-baker.bsky.social on how surface fire affects groundwater recharge due to rainfall in a karst cave situated in New South Wales, Australia: drip loggers utilized to quantify recharge and a model of how fractures, ash, vegetation and soil affects water inputs.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @forestecosyst.bsky.social on tropical forests and replanting trees on degraded landscapes: hydrological processes, water utilization and occult precipitation; an increase in forest growth and patterns of infiltration; and re-thinking popular models of forest hydrology.

Mentors matter—especially in challenging times. The latest #EGU special issue Women in #Hydrology shines a light on women who’ve broken ground in hydrological sciences, & the mentees following their path. Essential reads on equity, inclusion, & resilience. Check 👇 blogs.egu.eu/divisions/hs...

Hydrology Paper of the Day @lireactivewater.bsky.social on hydrological pathways of dissolved inorganic carbon in karst regions during the Anthropocene: rivers and reactive transport in the Houzhai catchment, Guizhou province, China, and understanding environmental changes by models and geochemistry

Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu.org on a physical model of the boundary between salt and freshwater in coastal aquifers: a luminol chemiluminescent reaction utilized in a sand tank to quantify transport, mixing and the effect of flow, and a mathematical model of reaction rate.

It's #PeerReviewWeek! During this week our Peer Review Team are sharing some insights into the process and some tips from our Editors. Read our first post, all about the benefits of reviewing, now! 👇 www.newphytologist.org/news/peer-re... @peerreviewweek.bsky.social #ecrchat #phdchat

Hydrology Paper of the Day @peatofmind.bsky.social and colleagues on how to effectively communicate hydrological processes in peatlands: why an analogy from the late 18th century is inadequate; review of media and a survey of people who work with peatlands; and understanding flow and residence times

Hydrology Paper of the Day @newphyt.bsky.social on reframing the questions related to how trees are involved in biogeochemical cycles of C partitioning: understanding spatial gradients of carbon sinks by moving away from sink-source conceptual models toward locational and resource-based analyses.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @mlearthsciences.bsky.social on the use of frequency-domain neural networks for soil moisture imputation: weather station observations and model application by sliding windows and spatial convolution; a comparison of approaches; and rainfall magnitudes and sensitivities.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @jsola.bsky.social @thefairchild.bsky.social on the environmental heterogeneity and community diversity of a rocky shore at Bracelet Bay, Swansea, UK: environmental and ecological gradients examined by installation of tiles; mixed effects linear modelling; and drivers.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @bioinv.bsky.social on Mediterranean riparian forests in Guadalajara (Spain) and how the water table in a floodplain ecosystem responds to aridity: naturalized non-native species extract water from a greater depth in the soil indicated by stable isotopes and models.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @staggehydro.bsky.social on calculation of the Standardized Precipitation Index and moving averages: modelling to determine annual minima; temporal autocorrelation patterns; understanding return frequencies; and the roles of climate and seasonality.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu.org on how atmospheric aerosols become rain: differences between mathematical models and cloud chamber measurements; discrepancies near boundaries; the veracity of power-law relationships; microphysics; and droplet-scale uncertainties.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @richard-fewster.bsky.social on how shrinking glaciers and increasing temperatures in the Southern Alps (New Zealand) causes peatland initiation and landscape-scale changes: dynamics of peat formation near the Rob Roy glacier, and ecohydrology on the scale of centuries.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @laenavarro.bsky.social on how oral histories, logbooks from the fur trade and whaling, maps, archives and artwork provide insights and challenges for characterizing environmental processes over time: fire regimes, coral reef and wetland changes in a global context.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @instaar.bsky.social @jt-hydro.bsky.social on sensor data fusion for satellite remote sensing of Snow Water Equivalent: optical and radar estimates and data from the 2020 SnowEx campaign; satellite products and uncertainties; phase unwrapping; and quantifying variability.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @respublications.bsky.social on how intermittent streams affect habitat of the spiketail dragonfly (Cordulegaster heros): how agriculture and low flows reduce habitat; a study in catchments of the Mecsek Mountains of Hungary; and the use of PCA to explore relationships.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @goboksu.bsky.social on drought, streamflow, and three catchments of the Milwaukee River basin: identifying droughts and trends; characterizing the onset of drought and timing relationships; civil engineering and urbanization; and identifying changes.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @seismogenic.bsky.social on how water affects earthquake activity near the San Andreas fault: the Salton Sea and flooding of the region occupied by prehistoric Lake Cahuilla; poromechanics and periods of drought; contributions due to hydrology; and research gaps.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @iwapublishing.bsky.social on the sociohydrology of recycled wastewater systems: the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa and suburbs of Durban; hesitation related to potable applications; favorability and trust in context; and the need for education and awareness.

Been in the hills again today - extensive land degradation due to muirburning (for grouse bird shooting!) and peat erosion … no trees manage to regenerate due to overgrazing

it's wild that R, the ubiquitous statistical computing language, was co-created by a Māori prof (Ross Ihaka) — and yet the vast majority of scientists who use R don't know this is like inventing the toaster. possibly the largest impact of a single member of an indigenous community on modern science

Hydrology Paper of the Day @webbhydrology.bsky.social on quantitatively determining a marginal snowpack: snow depths and durations in the cryosphere; snow density and isothermal states; a geography of sites and challenges; and the importance of modelling, measurements and remote sensing.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @cgerleinsafdi.bsky.social on remote sensing of tropical inundation and variability: a low-magnitude decrease in methane emissions from wetlands; models and measurements; correlations with atmospheric drivers; and how methane emissions are not related to flooding.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @staggehydro.bsky.social on characterizing the hydrology of watersheds during pre-industrial and future climates: trends in precipitation data obtained from tree ring climatologies, simulations and gridded data products, and modelling of trends, biases and shifts.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @lireactivewater.bsky.social on how hydrological processes influence spatial patterns of dissolved organic carbon: numerical experiments with the catchment-scale BioRT-HBV model indicating geological and biogeochemical cycles and controls; and the power-law CQ relationship

“The universe is made of stories, not of atoms" - Muriel Rukeyser

Hydrology Paper of the Day @tetzlaffecohyd.bsky.social on hydrological connectivity, urbanization, and importance of groundwater levels in the Wuhle catchment, Berlin: wavelets utilized to explore processes during wet and dry years; correlation and fourier transform analyses; drought; and baseflow.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @thatsmedelp.bsky.social on hydrologic connectivity over spatial scales for a low-gradient and rainfall-driven watershed in a humid subtropical region of the southeastern USA: headwater systems and hydrogeomorphology; scale-dependent features; and characterizing flowpaths.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @sledford.bsky.social on urban streams and E. coli: the city of Atlanta and monitoring in three urban watersheds; a model for E. coli concentration based on hydrological variables; identifying landscape-scale hydrological drivers; and geographical relationships.

Hydrology Paper of the Day‬ @carolinagiraldo.bsky.social on quantifying how heat affects soil aggregates that remain together in the presence of water: soil textures and properties; statistical models involving pH and clay content; tests at two temperatures; and understanding pedotransfer functions

Hydrology Paper of the Day @mindlabpt.bsky.social on catalytic oxidation of α-pinene: sustainable chemical engineering of small molecules; new copper (ii) coordination compounds formed in a low-cost and sustainable aqueous ethanol medium; micellar catalysis systems; and the role of water solubility.

I’m always a sucker for PreCambrian sedimentary rocks but there’s some banger samples in the @uwaterloo.ca rock garden including a great reminder of the 1.8B yr old Sudbury impact event (a fascinating story in itself).

Hydrology Paper of the Day @yprairie.bsky.social on a geography of lake shapes: differences between glaciated and non-glaciated areas; the Pareto principle and lake scale; area-depth relationships; climate zones and global clusters; and applications related to ecohydrology and novel future research.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @jasminheilemann.bsky.social on predicting irrigation water usage in Germany by economics, crop yield, and multi-agent systems: 401 administrative districts; coupling of multiple models; calibration with respect to farmers’ behavior; multiple scenarios; and validation.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @madisoncondon.bsky.social on how corporations conceptualize climate change scenarios: the veracity of scenario analysis in an age of uncertainty; political motives and narratives of risk; problems with stationarity and hydroclimatology; and storylines of oil companies.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @pnas.org on how climate change, increases in stream temperature, and latitudinal gradients affect freshwater fish populations: the RivFishTime database paired with the Global Biodiversity Information Facility database for spatial analyses, and identifying decadal trends.

Thanks for sharing our paper, @kinarnicholas.bsky.social!!! The database accompanying this article has been accepted for publication in Scientific Data. The database ~351,000 wells, including ~ 450 monitoring wells (2010-2024). I'll make sure to share it here when it is published. Thanks again!

Hydrology Paper of the Day @gescilam.bsky.social on groundwater levels in Brazil and how streams are losing water: a geography of river classifications; agricultural use and arid conditions; climatic drivers and river connectivity determined by remote sensing; and a novel Effective Catchment Index.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @peatofmind.bsky.social @mikeflannigan.bsky.social on carbon fluxes during the Alberta 2011 Utikuma Complex wildfire: eddy covariance data, MODIS LAI, and decreases in PAR; modelling of emissions and determining net ecosystem exchange; and how the fire reduced fluxes.

Thank you so much, Nicholas!!

Hydrology Paper of the Day @hydro-kyleb.bsky.social on urban air temperatures of residential streets in Portland, Oregon: spatial differences examined using thermal imagery and iButton temperature loggers; identifying differences in surface cover; site variability; and temperature correlations.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @dovciak-lab.bsky.social on how the integrative WHO One Health concept allows for a framework to link ecosystems and health in the context of fire management: the need for management activities in accordance with different environments, ecosystem services and stakeholders

Hydrology Paper of the Day @jofhistgeog.bsky.social on how Spain utilized and designed water infrastructure as a colonial instrument of control: hydrosocial landscapes and state-making in the context of push and pull factors; religious communities, dams, and irrigation; and land use and agriculture.

Hydrology Paper of the Day @agu.org on how groundwater pumping to extract coal seam gas causes land subsidence: a model applied to the Surat Basin, Australia; InSAR data utilized to calibrate subsidence; poromechanics and a modified van Genuchten equation; and constraining parameters.