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Summer course on hydrological modelling

SMHI provides pan-European water information based on their hydrological model system, E-HYPE (European HYdrological Predictions for the Environment). During the summer, 20 people from six European countries gathered at SMHI to find out more about the model results. The course focused on hydrological modelling of continental Europe and the participants learned about the assumptions behind ...

Aug. 21, 2014

By SMHI International Consulting Services

Prize to article in Hydrology Research

Researchers at SMHI received the award for the best article in the journal Hydrology Research. The article describes how information from climate simulations can be adapted to develop scenarios for water flow and water balance in a future climate. The journal "Hydrology Research" is the official journal of the Nordic Association for ...

Oct. 3, 2012

By SMHI International Consulting Services

Hydrological history improves understanding

Once lost in the mists of time, the colonial hydrology of the northeast US has been reconstructed by a team of geoscientists, biological scientists and social scientists. The findings provide a new way of uncovering the hydrology of the past and will lead to a better understanding of hydrologic systems now and in the future, the scientists say. The results, which extend as far back as the year ...

Dec. 7, 2010

McGurk Hydrologic joins as an Affiliate Member

KISTERS North America, Inc., a leading provider of advanced hydrological data management tools, announces the addition of McGurk Hydrologic as a key affiliate of KISTERS North America. McGurk Hydrologic provides runoff forecasting, hydrologic simulation modeling, environmental review, and water and land management services to a wide range of clients across the US. They also provide ...

Jun. 15, 2012

By KISTERS AG

A hydrological network for open source codes under development

Considerable interest is being shown in hydrological models with open source codes, which users are free to continue developing. The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute’s (SMHI) hydrological model HYPE is being developed with open source codes so that researchers all over the world will be able to develop models in cooperation. A network has also been built around the source ...

Nov. 12, 2013

By SMHI International Consulting Services

Farming practices have large-scale hydrological impacts

A recent study using 100 years of archive data on the Mississippi river from water treatment plants found startling results: both the hydrology and chemistry of the river have changed and the most likely cause is changes in farming practices. Most worryingly, the data show an increase in the volume of water discharged into the Gulf of Mexico from the Mississippi river basin, one of the largest in ...

Mar. 3, 2008

By European Commission, Environment DG

Hydrological drought amplifies wildfires in Borneo’s humid tropics

The area of wildfires in Borneo during drought years turns out to be ten times larger than during non-drought years, an international research team reports in Nature Climate Change of this week. The fires recurrently affecting Borneo’s humid tropical ecosystems have negative influence on the biodiversity and lead to large CO2 emissions, affecting atmospheric composition and regional climate ...

May 2, 2017

By Wageningen University and Research Centre

Successful start for Hydrological Open Source Community

The HYPE Open Source Community is now open to anyone interested in hydrology, for cooperative code development. The community was successfully launched recently. The international community for developing hydrological computational models is gaining momentum, and several teams from around the world have also chosen to use SMHI’s hydrological calculation model HYPE. So far around ...

Jan. 17, 2012

By SMHI International Consulting Services

KISTERS acquires Hydrological Services Ltd Sydney

The acquisition of Hydrological Services Ltd (HS) by KISTERS Group became effective from 01.01.2015. HS is now part of the KISTERS group, but maintains its separate identity and function. KISTERS further expands its product portfolio by integrating the newly acquired HS into the global KISTERS Group. HS measurement devices and sensors are perfect add-ons to the existing KISTERS product range. ...

Apr. 15, 2015

By KISTERS AG

Hydrological changes imperil world`s poorest regions, say water experts

Modern agriculture and land-use practices may lead to major disruptions of the world’s water flows, with potentially sudden and dire consequences for regions least able to cope with them, researchers at the Stockholm University-affiliated Stockholm Resilience Centre and McGill University have warned. In a paper published April 1 in the journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution, Dr. Line J. Gordon ...

Apr. 9, 2008

Aquatic Informatics Joins OGC Domain Working Groups on Hydrology and Oceanography & Meteorology

Aquatic Informatics Inc., a global leader in providing innovative software solutions for water data management and analysis, today announced that it is working with the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) to create the next generation of standards for hydrologic data exchange. In particular, Aquatic Informatics is working in the following areas: -- The Domain Working Group for Hydrology. This group ...

Oct. 11, 2011

By Aquatic Informatics Inc

New hydrological station to help manage Afghan water resources

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has helped open a new hydrological station at a dam near the Afghan capital, Kabul, as part of its joint efforts with the country’s authorities to better manage water resources in Afghanistan. The station, at Qargha Dam, is one of a network of 174 hydrological stations and 60 snow gauges and meteorological stations being erected around ...

Mar. 27, 2008

By United Nations

Water hits and sticks: findings challenge a century of assumptions about soil hydrology

Researchers have discovered that some of the most fundamental assumptions about how water moves through soil in a seasonally dry climate such as the Pacific Northwest are incorrect -- and that a century of research based on those assumptions will have to be reconsidered. A new study by scientists from Oregon State University and the Environmental Protection Agency showed -- much to the surprise ...

Jan. 22, 2010

By ScienceDaily

Latest hydrologic software release provides new innovations for the water monitoring industry

Aquatic Informatics Inc. released the latest version of their acclaimed hydrologic software product, AQUARIUS™. Helping federal, state, provincial and municipal governments across the globe meet their standards for monitoring data; AQUARIUS hydrologic software gives water industry professionals the necessary tools to work more efficiently and effectively with large volumes of data – ...

Nov. 17, 2010

By Aquatic Informatics Inc

WMO signs agreement to establish monitoring centre for hydrology of lakes and rivers

The creation and subsequent operation of an international data centre on the hydrology of lakes and reservoirs has for a long time been expected by the international scientific community. For example, longterm, highquality data from lakes, such as water levels, and freeze and breakup dates, provide a valuable indicator for regional climate variability and change. Despite the existence of various ...

Jun. 24, 2008

By World Meteorological Organization (WMO)

Mr. Eron Dodak of Integral Consulting coauthors paper in Journal of Hydrologic Engineering

Mr. Eron Dodak, R.G., L.H.G., of Integral Consulting has coauthored a paper titled “Numerical Study of Bromide as a Tracer for Aquifer Macrodispersivity Tests: Comparing Conservative Behavior to Mildly Nonlinear Adsorption.” This paper demonstrates that aquifer macrodispersivity can be accurately estimated in natural gradient tracer tests using a groundwater tracer exhibiting weakly nonlinear ...

Jan. 28, 2010

By Integral Consulting Inc.

Aquatic Informatics joins OGC domain working groups on hydrology and oceanography & meteorology

Aquatic Informatics Inc., a global leader in providing innovative software solutions for water data management and analysis, today announced that it is working with the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) to create the next generation of standards for hydrologic data exchange. In particular, AI is working in the following areas: The Domain Working Group for Hydrology. This group is ...

Oct. 12, 2011

By Aquatic Informatics Inc

Aquatic Informatics Issues Latest Software Release for Hydrologic Data Management

Aquatic Informatics Inc., a global leader in providing innovative software solutions for water data management and analysis, today announced that it has released the latest version of its AQUARIUS Software, AQUARIUS 3.0 R2. R2 includes a number of innovative software features and updates, ...

Nov. 24, 2011

By Aquatic Informatics Inc

Prince Sultan Prize recognizes Prof. Wheater’s 25 years of hydrological endeavour

Integrated and sustainable management of water resources requires two main capabilities: • appropriate scientific understanding of the hydrology that determines the availability of surface and groundwater resources; and • use of appropriate modelling tools to support assessment of water resource sustainability and the development and evaluation of strategies for integrated management. ...

Jun. 14, 2007

By ACE Event Management

AAEES 2015 Innovyze Excellence in Computational Hydraulics/Hydrology Award Presented to Carnegie Mellon University Doctoral Student

Innovyze, a leading global innovator of business analytics software and technologies for smart wet infrastructure, today announced that Amy Dale, a Ph.D. candidate pursuing a joint degree in the Departments of Engineering and Public Policy and Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, has been chosen to receive the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and ...

Apr. 23, 2015

By Innovyze

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