Mathematical models of long-term peatland development have been produced to analyse behaviour. However, existing ignore the mechanical processes that potential provide important feedback. Here, we propose a one-dimensional model, MPeat, couples mechanical, ecological and hydrological via poroelasticity theory, which fluid flow solid deformation. Poroelasticity formulation in MPeat is divided in...

The formerly perennial Katuma River in western Tanzania starts a protected forest, it then flows through irrigated rice farms before reaching Lake Katavi, floodplain wetland whose outflow regulates the river flow Katavi National Park (KNP) down to its outlet at Rukwa, which has no outlet. In recent years, due overexploitation of water for irrigation, dried out up four months per year and this g...

Abstract. Due to global change, cities of the future will have deal with more intense runoff and longer drought sequences, in addition a growing urban peri-urban population. French Mediterranean cities, such as Toulon, are already densely urbanised exposed effects warming. The adaptation their infrastructures is problematic. Cities high development potential, Dakar, offer opportunity imagine ot...

Daily evapotranspiration (ET) integration is essential to various applications of agricultural water planning and management, ecohydrology, energy balance studies. The constant reference evaporative fraction (EFr) temporal upscaling method has been proven be efficient in extrapolating instantaneous ET a daily timescale. Unlike methods, the direct calculation (DC) developed our previous study di...

Abstract This article aims to provide a thorough assessment of water quality and quantity incorporating the estimation future patterns as result climate change from economic, environmental social perspectives. Its scope extends studying physical parameters rainfall maintaining an flow with better using ecohydrological techniques. The village Nagaa Mobarak in Souhag, Egypt, is taken case study b...

The sandhill wetlands, ponds, and lakes of west-central Florida, USA, are an understudied, poorly understood variant geographically isolated features. Their karst origin xeric setting impart a characteristic ecohydrology, which has been attributed to their apparent connectivity regional water-supply aquifer. This study uses physical geochemical hydrologic data provide evidence this connectivity...