It has been a while, but it is good to highlight some recent papers by the global hydrology team PhDs: A first attempt to simulate global hydrology and water resources at 1 km by Barry van Jaarveld et al. A multi-resolution surrogate for our global hydrological model PCR-GLOBWB by Bram Droppers et al. Australian groundwater…

We have two new exciting publications to show. Paper 1:GLOBGM v1.0: a parallel implementation of a 30 arcsec PCR-GLOBWB-MODFLOW global-scale groundwater model Jarno Verkaik‘s next paper is out! He presents the first 1 km transient two-layer global groundwater model. Another step towards better representation of groundwater in Earth System Models and improving global groundwater sustainability assessment….

In a new paper in Nature Water, Edward Jones uses the newly developed global water quality model DynQual (see the recent model paper here!) to project future water quality under combined climate and socioeconomic scenarios. Read behind paper here!

How much water quality improvement can be expected under achieving SDG indicator 6.3.1: halving untreated waste water emission? See the latest paper by Edward Jones: Current wastewater treatment targets are insufficient to protect surface water quality  

Out now, a new paper by Daniel Zamrsky: estimates of offshore fresh groundwater volumes in coastal unconsolidated sediment systems; a potential fresh water source in water stressed areas for the 21st century https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/ac4073…. Estimates are based on variable saturated groundwater flow and transport models for 2784 coastal profiles (including geological uncertainty) for 116 coastal regions,…

Come join us on the quest to improve the evaluation of groundwater representations in continental- to global-scale models! This is the third in a series of review papers on global hydrological models, with the other two being: Global hydrology 2015: State, trends and directions Global Groundwater Modeling and Monitoring: Opportunities and Challenges  

What is the state of global groundwater modelling? And what opportunities are there for its use and what challenges are remaining to make it a reality? Learn more by reading a recent review paper in Water Resources Research authored by an international group of hydrologists and hydrogeologists.

We introduce a simple analytical framework that allows us to estimate to what extent large-scale groundwater withdrawal affects groundwater levels and streamflow. It also calculates which part of the groundwater withdrawal comes out of groundwater storage and which part from a reduction in streamflow. Global depletion rates obtained with the framework are compared with estimates…

Irrigation is a found te be a common factor explaining salinization of freshwater in basins worldwide. See the latest study by Josefin Thorslund. Also, see the news item at the UU website!

Need to simulate groundwater salinity at high resolution and long integration times? Check out the latest paper by Jarno Verkaik