Digital maps are powerful tools for exploring water resources, such as rivers. Learn how to use online mapping resources to find your local river, understand river catchments, and visualize environmental features through map layers. Click, zoom, and navigate your way to discovering the waterways aro

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A project led by John Bryden at Oxford University focuses on community modelling for rivers, enabling local people to use tools typically reserved for scientists. The initiative addresses issues faced by rivers through the INCA model, constructed wetlands, and community engagement. By creating wetla

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This publication by Mesfin M. explores the important aspects of flood routing and hydrology in ungauged catchments. The content covers various topics related to analyzing and managing floods, especially in areas without monitoring stations. With detailed insights and informative slides, this resourc

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Various Pacific Island nations are implementing measures to protect catchments and reduce pollution. Challenges include slow progress in recruiting consultants, delays in reporting, and a focus on planning with minimal action. The efforts range from engaging consultants for design work to seeking do

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Explore the calibration of a conceptual rainfall-runoff model in Alpine catchments, focusing on the importance of incorporating snow data. The study assesses the benefits of using multi-objective approaches and additional datasets for model performance. Various aspects such as snow cover, groundwate

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