Volume 5 (2010)

• Flood Knowledge and Management in Bangladesh: Increasing Diversity, Complexity and Uncertainty

  By Brian R. Cook , Institute of Hazard and Risk Research, Department of Geography, Durham University
  (Vol. 5, July 2010)
  Geography Compass

• A Paradigm Shift in Hydrology: Storage Thresholds Across Scales Influence Catchment Runoff Generation

  By Christopher Spence , Environment Canada, Canada
  (Vol. 5, July 2010)
  Geography Compass

• Regional Climate Models for Hydrological Impact Studies at the Catchment Scale: A Review of Recent Modeling Strategies

  By Claudia Teutschbein and Jan Seibert, Department of Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology, Stockholm UniversityDepartment of Geography, University of Zurich
  (Vol. 5, July 2010)
  Geography Compass

• Secular Sediment Waves, Channel Bed Waves, and Legacy Sediment

  By L. Allan James , Geography Department, University South Carolina
  (Vol. 5, June 2010)
  Geography Compass

• Lumped Conceptual Rainfall-Runoff Models and Simple Water Balance Methods: Overview and Applications in Ungauged and Data Limited Regions

  By Francis H. S. Chiew , CSIRO Land and Water
  (Vol. 5, March 2010)
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• Palestinian Water I: Resources, Allocation and Perception

  By Marwan A. Hassan, Graham McIntyre, Brian Klinkenberg, Abed Al-Rahman Tamimi, Richard K. Paisely, Mousa Diabat and Khaled Shahin, Department of Geography, The University of British ColumbiaPalestinian Hydrology Group (PHG)GEF Global Transboundary International Waters Initiative, The University of British Columbia, Institute of Asian ResearchDepartment of Geosciences, Oregon State UniversityAECOM
  (Vol. 5, February 2010)
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• Palestinian Water II: Climate Change and Land Use

  By Marwan A. Hassan, Khaled Shahin, Brian Klinkenberg, Graham McIntyre, Mousa Diabat, Abed Al-Rahman Tamimi and Ronit Nativ, Department of Geography, The University of British ColumbiaAECOMDepartment of Geosciences, Oregon State UniversityPalestinian Hydrology Group (PHG)Department of Soil and Water Sciences, Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Quality Sciences, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
  (Vol. 5, February 2010)
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Volume 4 (2009)

• Sustainable Use of Water from Natural and Social Science Perspectives

  By Michael Hauhs and Olivier Graefe, University of BayreuthUniversity of Fribourg
  (Vol. 4, October 2009)
  Geography Compass

• The Hydrology of Mediterranean Mountain Areas

  By J. Latron , P. Llorens and F. Gallart , Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDÆA)
  (Vol. 4, October 2009)
  Geography Compass

• Long-term Hydrological Forecasting in Cold Regions: Retrospect, Current Status and Prospect

  By Alexander N. Gelfan and Yury G. Motovilov , Water Problems Institute of Russian Academy of SciencesFederal Water Resources Agency, Centre for Russian Waterworks Inventory and State Water Cadastre
  (Vol. 4, July 2009)
  Geography Compass