Surface water hydrology examines the occurrence, movement and distribution of water across the Earth’s surface, encompassing streams, rivers, lakes, wetlands and reservoirs. Driven by solar-powered ...

Satellite remote sensing has transformed the monitoring of surface water by providing consistent, synoptic observations of lakes, reservoirs, rivers and wetlands at regional to global scales.

As climate change increases the risk of flooding worldwide, understanding how floods form has never been more important.

When the rain falls or snow melts, the rivers rise. For the engineers who study water, there is no panic—just a quiet team of professionals, carefully studying the flow, ensuring that the water stays ...

Hasenmueller's research focuses on the interaction of water, soil, and rock in both natural and altered systems. She is particularly interested in water quality, especially as it relates to the origin ...