Nele Steven
Land use changes have profound impacts on watershed hydrology, influencing both the quantity and quality of water resources. This paper examines the effects of land use changes on watershed hydrology and reviews recent advancements in remote sensing techniques for monitoring hydrological extremes. Through a comparative analysis, we highlight how these techniques improve our understanding of hydrological processes and contribute to more effective water resource management. We provide case studies to illustrate the practical applications and benefits of these advancements.
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