The hydrospatial domain represents all types of spatio-temporal data, information and knowledge about the Blue of our Blue Planet and its contiguous zones. Hydrospatial is the Blue Geospatial. Hydrography is “THE” foundational ...

The growth of built-up areas has a significant impact on land use by replacing areas of natural vegetation with residential and commercial areas and their related infrastructure development. Rapid land use changes have ...

Prioritization of watersheds is important for proper planning and management of soil and water resources for sustainable development. Morphometric analysis has been commonly used to prioritize watersheds for management. ...

Morphometric analysis of drainage basins are significant that inference the hydrologic features of that drainage basin. GIS is one of the effective tools that used for delineating the drainage basins and deriving stream ...

Runoff coefficient is a hydrologic parameter that depends on land use, soil type, and soil moisture to describe the storm water runoff capacity for drainage areas. The Geographic Information System (GIS) technology and ...

Today, while urbanization and population growth are increasing unpredictably, the negative impact of human beings on nature is also increasing. Depending on the population, the needs of citizens, especially housing, are ...

The study of the most cited paper helps to understand the quality and popularity of the article(s) or journal in a specific area of knowledge. The highly cited and influential papers enhance the credibility of the author(s), ...