Britta Schmalz

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Technische Universität Darmstadt

Germany

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Britta Schmalz is a Full Professor at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany. Her research areas include hydrological modeling, flood management, and the impacts of climate change on water resources. She has published recent articles focused on topics such as the effectiveness of low impact development in urban environments and the assessment of water quality in various watersheds. Professor Schmalz is dedicated to integrating advanced modeling techniques and collaborative approaches to address contemporary hydrological challenges.

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Michele Knodt

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TU Darmstadt

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Articles (23)

Addressing Volatility and Nonlinearity in Discharge Modeling: ARIMA-iGARCH for Short-Term Hydrological Time Series Simulation

From Silos to Synergy: Improving Coordination in Local Flood Management

Simulating Effectiveness of Low Impact Development (LID) for Different Building Densities in the Face of Climate Change Using a Hydrologic-Hydraulic Model (SWMM<sub>5</sub>)

Assessing the Impacts of Climate Change on Hydrological Processes in a German Low Mountain Range Basin: Modelling Future Water Availability, Low Flows and Water Temperatures Using SWAT+

Automated quantification of contouring as support practice for improved soil erosion estimation considering ridges

Evaluating the spatiotemporal variation of Ba River water quality in the agricultural and urban watershed in the highland of Vietnam

Impact of the model structure and calibration strategy on baseflow modeling in the German low mountain range

River quality management: Integrating uncertainty, failure probability, and assimilation capacity

Using explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) methods to understand the nonlinear relationship between the Three Gorges Dam and downstream flood

Projecting Hydroclimatic Extremes: Climate Change Impacts on Drought in a German Low Mountain Range Catchment

Application of genetic programming in presenting novel equations for longitudinal dispersion coefficient in natural streams considering rivers geometry - Implementation in assimilation capacity simulation

Importance of catchment hydrological processes and calibration of hydrological-hydrodynamic rainfall-runoff models in small rural catchments

Influences of key factors on river water quality in urban and rural areas: A review

Evaluation of Baseflow Modeling with BlueM.Sim for Long-Term Hydrological Studies in the German Low Mountain Range of Hesse, Germany

SuDS as a climate change adaptation strategy: Scenario-based analysis for an urban catchment in northern Italy

Evaluation of Transformer model and Self-Attention mechanism in the Yangtze River basin runoff prediction

Assessing effects of land use and land cover changes on hydrological processes and sediment yield in the Xunwu River watershed, Jiangxi Province, China

Assessment of wavelet-SVR and wavelet-GP models in predicting the groundwater level using areal precipitation and consumption data

Daily Streamflow Time Series Modeling by Using a Periodic Autoregressive Model (ARMA) Based on Fuzzy Clustering

Effects of sampling strategy in rivers on load estimation for Nitrate-Nitrogen and total Phosphorus in a lowland agricultural area

Virtual field trips in hydrological field laboratories: The potential of virtual reality for conveying hydrological engineering content

Deriving the Main Cultivation Direction from Open Remote Sensing Data to Determine the Support Practice Measure Contouring

A Systematic Analysis of the Interaction between Rain-on-Grid-Simulations and Spatial Resolution in 2D Hydrodynamic Modeling

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