High resolution modelling of temporal and spatial dynamics in soil conditions in subarctic Finland using HydroBlocks model

Assessing spatial heterogeneity of active layer thickness over Arctic-foothills tundra, North Slope Alaska

Abstract. Changes in active layer thickness (ALT) are used as an indicator of permafrost degradation. Increases in ALT can lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions, altered hydrology and ecology, ground instability, and a positive climate feedback. Quantifying ALT spatial heterogeneity remains challenging due to the...

on the Greenland ice sheet: a comparison of parameterizations

Diagnostics of the Hydrothermal Desynchronization of Snowmelt and Cryogenic Sealing of Soils During the Formation of Extreme Floods in Kazakhstan

The spring floods that occurred in 2024 in western and northern Kazakhstan caused extensive damage. Our understanding of runoff formation processes under frozen-soil conditions remains limited. In this study, we apply a coupled hydrothermal model as a case study to explicitly simulate vertical heat and water transport,...

Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Land Surface Temperature Across the Indus Plain, Pakistan: A Satellite Remote Sensing Approach

High-resolution climate-driven potential evapotranspiration to assess climate change impacts on Mediterranean agriculture

Potential evapotranspiration ( PET ) is a key driver of agricultural water demand, its estimation remains uncertain, particularly in topographically complex, water-limited regions such as the Iberian Peninsula (IP). This study develops and applies a high-resolution PET framework that first evaluates PET across...

Impacts of soil–aquifer heat and water fluxes on simulated global climate