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Uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of a travel‐time distribution‐based stream water electrical conductivity model by Riazi, Zahra, Western, Andrew W.

“…In this paper, we analyse the uncertainty and parameter sensitivity of a conceptual water quality model, based on a travel time distribution (TTD) approach,…”
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Predicting shifts in rainfall‐runoff partitioning during multiyear drought: Roles of dry period and catchment characteristics by Saft, Margarita, Peel, Murray C., Western, Andrew W., Zhang, Lu

“…While the majority of hydrological prediction methods assume that observed interannual variability explores the full range of catchment response dynamics,…”
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Equifinality and Flux Mapping: A New Approach to Model Evaluation and Process Representation Under Uncertainty by Khatami, Sina, Peel, Murray C., Peterson, Tim J., Western, Andrew W.

“…Uncertainty analysis is an integral part of any scientific modeling, particularly within the domain of hydrological sciences given the various types and…”
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Identifying Causal Interactions Between Groundwater and Streamflow Using Convergent Cross‐Mapping by Bonotto, Giancarlo, Peterson, Tim J., Fowler, Keirnan, Western, Andrew W.

“…Groundwater (GW) is commonly conceptualized as causally linked to streamflow (SF). However, confirming where and how it occurs is challenging given the expense…”
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Predicting groundwater recharge for varying land cover and climate conditions – a global meta-study by Mohan, Chinchu, Western, Andrew W, Wei, Yongping, Saft, Margarita

“…Groundwater recharge is one of the important factors determining the groundwater development potential of an area. Even though recharge plays a key role in…”
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The influence of multiyear drought on the annual rainfall-runoff relationship: An Australian perspective by Saft, Margarita, Western, Andrew W., Zhang, Lu, Peel, Murray C., Potter, Nick J.

“…Most current long‐term (decadal and longer) hydrological predictions implicitly assume that hydrological processes are stationary even under changing climate…”
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Evolution of the societal value of water resources for economic development versus environmental sustainability in Australia from 1843 to 2011 by Wei, Jing, Wei, Yongping, Western, Andrew

“…•Societal values for water are analysed from 1843 to 2011 in Australia.•A transition from economic to environmental focus accelerated from the 1970s.•Policy…”
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Modelling the interaction between vegetation and infiltrated stormwater by Poozan, Abolfazl, William Western, Andrew, James Burns, Matthew, Arora, Meenakshi

“…•Interaction between vegetation and infiltrated stormwater is simulated for a system.•Evapotranspiration decreases 13% in absence of infiltrated…”
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Beyond triple collocation: Applications to soil moisture monitoring by Su, Chun-Hsu, Ryu, Dongryeol, Crow, Wade T, Western, Andrew W

“…Triple collocation (TC) is routinely used to resolve approximated linear relationships between different measurements (or representations) of a geophysical…”
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The influence of spatial arrangement and site conditions on the fate of infiltrated stormwater by Poozan, Abolfazl, Fletcher, Tim D., Arora, Meenakshi, William Western, Andrew, James Burns, Matthew

“…•A modelling approach to study the fate of infiltrated stormwater.•Centralized infiltration systems increase stream baseflow.•Distributed infiltration systems…”
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Global sensitivity analysis of APSIM-wheat yield predictions to model parameters and inputs by Hao, Shirui, Ryu, Dongryeol, Western, Andrew W, Perry, Eileen, Bogena, Heye, Franssen, Harrie Jan Hendricks

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Simulating runoff under changing climatic conditions: Revisiting an apparent deficiency of conceptual rainfall‐runoff models by Fowler, Keirnan J. A., Peel, Murray C., Western, Andrew W., Zhang, Lu, Peterson, Tim J.

“…Hydrologic models have potential to be useful tools in planning for future climate variability. However, recent literature suggests that the current generation…”
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Probabilistic Conditioning and Recalibration of an Event-Based Flood Forecasting Model Using Real-Time Streamflow Observations by Bahramian, Katayoon, Nathan, Rory, Western, Andrew W., Ryu, Dongryeol

“…AbstractFlood warnings provide information about the timing and magnitude of impending floods, which can help mitigate the adverse impacts of flooding. Flood…”
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Inter-comparison of microwave satellite soil moisture retrievals over the Murrumbidgee Basin, southeast Australia by Su, Chun-Hsu, Ryu, Dongryeol, Young, Rodger I., Western, Andrew W., Wagner, Wolfgang

“…The use of satellite-based soil moisture retrievals for hydrologic, meteorological and climatological applications is advancing significantly due to increasing…”
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Predicting quantiles of water quality from catchment characteristics by Guo, Danlu, Liu, Shuci, Singh, Dhananjay, Western, Andrew W.

“…Water quality is often highly variable both in space and time, which poses challenges for modelling the more extreme concentrations. This study developed an…”
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Impact of forest cover changes on annual streamflow and flow duration curves by Brown, Alice E., Western, Andrew W., McMahon, Thomas A., Zhang, Lu

“…► We analyse data from 16 paired catchment studies undergoing permanent changes in forest cover. ► We examine similarities between results at the annual time…”
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Which multispectral indices robustly measure canopy nitrogen across seasons: Lessons from an irrigated pasture crop by Patel, Manish Kumar, Ryu, Dongryeol, Western, Andrew W., Suter, Helen, Young, Iain M.

“…•Eighteen spectral indices are compared for their sensitivity to CNC and biomass.•Of these indices, PRI best correlates with CNC but it also correlates with…”
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Modelling electrical conductivity variation using a travel time distribution approach in the Duck River catchment, Australia by Riazi, Zahra, Western, Andrew W., Bende‐Michl, Ulrike

“…Solute dynamics depend strongly on hydrologic flow paths and transit times within catchments. In this paper, we use a travel time tracking method to simulate…”
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A multi-model approach to assessing the impacts of catchment characteristics on spatial water quality in the Great Barrier Reef catchments by Liu, Shuci, Ryu, Dongryeol, Webb, J. Angus, Lintern, Anna, Guo, Danlu, Waters, David, Western, Andrew W.

“…Water quality monitoring programs often collect large amounts of data with limited attention given to the assessment of the dominant drivers of spatial and…”
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Bias in streamflow projections due to climate‐induced shifts in catchment response by Saft, Margarita, Peel, Murray C., Western, Andrew W., Perraud, Jean‐Michel, Zhang, Lu

“…Demand for quantitative assessments of likely climate change impact on runoff is increasing and conceptual rainfall‐runoff models are essential tools for this…”
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