All Stories

  1. How aquatic insect communities organise and interact in Andean rivers and lakes.
  2. Improving satellite rainfall maps for the Ecuador–Peru border using machine learning
  3. How recent river flows shape stream insect diversity in a remote Andean catchment.
  4. Using River Insect Traits to Accurately Assess River Habitat Health
  5. Understanding How Water Mixes in Tropical Andean Mountain Lakes
  6. Comparing taxonomic and functional diversity measures in Andean stream invertebrates
  7. How aquatic insect communities change over time in Ecuador’s high Andean lakes
  8. Estimating the Maximum Depth of Andean Lakes
  9. Estimating the evaporation rate from high mountain tropical lakes upon the use of natural isotopes
  10. Bathymetric modelling of tropical lakes.
  11. Choosing the best functional diversity metric for river health with aquatic insects
  12. How river types and human activities shape stream life in the high Andes of Ecuador
  13. Occurrence Prediction of Riffle Beetles (Coleoptera: Elmidae) in a Tropical Andean Basin of Ecuador Using Species Distribution Models
  14. Testing a non-commercial powerful code to model a complex drainage catchment
  15. Water chemistry variation in tropical high‐mountain lakes on old volcanic bedrocks
  16. A simple way to include measurement uncertainty in river flow modelling
  17. Retrieval of Simultaneous Water‐Level Changes in Small Lakes With InSAR
  18. Implications of macroinvertebrate taxonomic resolution for freshwater assessments using functional traits: The Paute River Basin (Ecuador) case
  19. Spatiotemporal change of water level in ungauged high-altitude tropical lakes: a DInSAR approach
  20. Habitat Suitability Curves for Freshwater Macroinvertebrates of Tropical Andean Rivers
  21. Community structure and functional feeding groups of macroinvertebrates in pristine Andean streams under different vegetation cover
  22. Multivariate-statistics based selection of a benthic macroinvertebrate index for assessing water quality in the Paute River basin (Ecuador)
  23. Improving Water Management Education across the Latin America and Caribbean Region
  24. Climate change assessment of growth patterns of a fascinating Andean tree: Polylepis reticulata
  25. Hydrological influences on aquatic communities at the mesohabitat scale in high Andean streams of southern Ecuador
  26. Water quality assessment with emphasis in parameter optimisation using pattern recognition methods and genetic algorithm
  27. WEAP21 based modelling under climate change considerations for a semi-arid region in southern-central Chile
  28. Geomorphology of lakes belonging to the Cajas National Park, Ecuador
  29. https://publicaciones.ucuenca.edu.ec/ojs/index.php/maskana/article/view/1189
  30. Crustáceos bentónicos y macrófitos como indicadores de calidad ecológica en los lagos de los Andes Australes de Ecuador
  31. Secondary production of caddisflies reflects environmental heterogeneity among tropical Andean streams
  32. Challenges for a sustainable management of Ecuadorian water resources
  33. Prediction limits of a catchment hydrological model using different estimates of ETp
  34. Aplicabilidad de los modelos NAM y DBM para estimar caudales en subcuencas alto andinas de Ecuador
  35. Modeling the unsaturated flow associated with a border irrigation event on an alfalfa plot
  36. Parameter sensitivity analysis and prediction error in field-scale NO3-N modelling
  37. Modeling hydrological consequences of climate and land use change - Progress and Challenges
  38. On the assessment of water resources model predictions
  39. Modeling of Hydrological Processes Using Unstructured and Irregular Grids: 2D Groundwater Application
  40. La clasificación de universidades como herramienta de gestión universitaria
  41. Modelación hidrológica de una microcuenca Altoandina ubicada en el Austro Ecuatoriano
  42. Rainfall-runoff modelling of a rocky catchment with limited data availability: Defining prediction limits
  43. How uncertainty affects river flow predictions in advanced hydrological models
  44. Using soft data to improve hydrological model predictions congruence
  45. Assessment of the effects of DEM gridding on the predictions of basin runoff using MIKE SHE and a modelling resolution of 600m
  46. Potential Evapotranspiration for the Distributed Modeling of Belgian Catchments
  47. Effect of potential evapotranspiration estimates on effective parameters and performance of the MIKE SHE-code applied to a medium-size catchment
  48. Assessing the grid size implications on distributed hydrological modelling with the MIKE SHE model
  49. How different evapotranspiration methods affect river modelling accuracy
  50. How a distributed hydrological model performs in a Belgian river basin