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Identification of Key Factors Driving Dissolved Oxygen in Riparian Aquifers Through Deep Learning‐Assisted Global Sensitivity Analysis
Deep learning reveals which factors control oxygen levels in groundwater near streams
Optimized Modeling of Pollution Load Allocation in a Mountainous River of Semiarid Basin Based on Bankruptcy Rules: A Case Study of the Abbas-Abad River, Iran
Fair pollution allocation among industrial users protects river water quality standards
Water losses during household waste characterization: An overlooked issue?
How much water is lost when sorting household waste, and why it matters
An integrated sensitivity-optimisation framework for calibrating hydrodynamic and water-quality models in water systems: Application to the Nile River
Optimizing river models to predict water quality and flow in Egypt's Nile
DeepDiscover: towards autonomous discovery of bucket-type conceptual models – a proof of concept applied to hydrology
Automatic discovery of rainfall-runoff models without expert-defined equations
Integrating hydrogeology and water justice for more effective and equitable groundwater planning
Combining science and fairness to share groundwater sustainably
The impact of a mega-flood event on the water quality of the southern Murray-Darling Basin, Australia
How extreme flooding alters nutrient levels in a critical water source
Scenario-based assessment of watershed health under future climate change: a water quantity and quality perspective
Climate scenarios reveal future threats to water resources and ecosystem stability
Limitations of temporally linearized soil–water flux gradients in estimating root water uptake
Testing a new method for measuring how plant roots absorb water from soil
Dataset on Continuous Sewer Hydraulic and Pollutant Concentration Observations from 2008 to 2011 Including Precipitation Data, Laboratory Analysis and a Hydrodynamic Model
Four years of detailed measurements tracking water flow and pollution in an Austrian sewer system
