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1. The uncertainty associated with estimating future groundwater recharge: A summary of recent research and an example from a small unconfined aquifer in a northern humid-continental climate B. Kurylyk & K. MacQuarrie
2. Coupled modeling approach to assess climate change impacts on groundwater recharge and adaptation in arid areas H. Hashemi et al.
3. Partitioning snowmelt and rainfall in the critical zone: effects of climate type and soil properties J. Hammond et al.
4. Assessing the recharge of peat bogs in Northern Germany using various methods S. Molnár
5. Estimation of evapotranspiration rate by using the Penman–Monteith and Hargreaves formulas for the loess in Northeast Bulgaria complex with HYDRUS-1D P. Gerginov & D. Antonov
6. Recent Developments and Applications of the HYDRUS Computer Software Packages J. Šimůnek et al.
7. A hydropedological approach to quantifying groundwater recharge in various glacial settings of the mid‐continental USA S. Naylor et al.
8. Coupling Hydrus-1D code with geoelectrical measurements to investigate the infiltration process in the soil passage in the western part of Damascus, Syria M. Wannous & R. Kirsch
9. Reactive transport modelling to infer changes in soil hydraulic properties induced by non-conventional water irrigation J. Valdes-Abellan et al.
10. Machine learning-based modeling of groundwater recharge under three climate change scenarios in the Densu Basin of Ghana, West Africa G. Jesse et al.
11. Variability in spatial–temporal recharge under the observed and projected climate: A site-specific simulation in the black soil region of Russia S. Pozdniakov et al.
12. Study on extinction depth and steady water storage in root zone based on lysimeter experiment and HYDRUS-1D simulation T. Liu et al.
13. Model analysis of observed and predicted climate changes of groundwater recharge in the basin of a small river S. Pozdniakov et al.
14. Sensitivity of evapotranspiration and seepage to elevated atmospheric CO2 from lysimeter experiments in a montane grassland M. Vremec et al.
15. Modelling of groundwater recharge potential from irrigated paddy field under changing climate G. Patle et al.
16. Estimation of deep percolation using field moisture observations and HYDRUS-1D modeling in Haean basin J. Kim et al.
17. Using Sap Flow Data to Parameterize the Feddes Water Stress Model for Norway Spruce I. Rabbel et al.
18. A Model Analysis of Observed and Predicted Climatic Changes in Groundwater Recharge in a Small River Basin S. Pozdniakov et al.
19. Regional-Scale Model Analysis of Climate Changes Impact on the Water Budget of the Critical Zone and Groundwater Recharge in the European Part of Russia S. Grinevskiy et al.
20. The pronounced seasonality of global groundwater recharge S. Jasechko et al.
21. Improved Recharge Estimation from Portable, Low‐Cost Weather Stations H. Holländer et al.
22. Numerical modelling of vadose zone flow for a shallow groundwater wetland using HYDRUS-1D M. Usman et al.
23. Review: The influence of global change on Europe’s water cycle and groundwater recharge T. Riedel & T. Weber
24. Numerical simulation to assess potential groundwater recharge and net groundwater use in a semi-arid region C. Dash et al.
25. Integrated modelling to assess climate change impacts on groundwater and surface water in the Great Lakes Basin using diverse climate forcing E. Persaud et al.
26. The impact of convection-permitting model rainfall on the dryland water balance G. Blake et al.
27. Machine Learning-Based Prediction of Drainage in Layered Soils Using a Soil Drainability Index A. Mehmandoost Kotlar et al.
28. Comparison of potential groundwater recharge in the rainy season of 2017 and 2018 by modeling with soil moisture in the Haean basin, Yanggu J. Kim et al.
29. Infiltration in layered loessial deposits: Revised numerical simulations and recharge assessment E. Dafny & J. Šimůnek
30. Groundwater recharge is sensitive to changing long-term aridity W. Berghuijs et al.
31. Water-table response to extreme precipitation events C. Corona et al.
32. Hydrogeological conceptual model building and testing: A review T. Enemark et al.
33. Climate change impact on groundwater resources in sandbar aquifers in southern Baltic coast A. Gumuła-Kawęcka et al.
34. Seasonal variation in the precipitation recharge coefficient for the Ordos Plateau, Northwest China J. Zhang et al.
35. How to Control the Lysimeter Bottom Boundary to Investigate the Effect of Climate Change on Soil Processes? J. Groh et al.
36. Impact of the loess’ hydraulic characteristics on its degree of saturation for the purpose of radon index measurements (Northeast Bulgaria case study) M. Trayanova et al.
37. The influence of model structure on groundwater recharge rates in climate-change impact studies C. Moeck et al.
38. Potential groundwater recharge from deep drainage of irrigation water M. Altafi Dadgar et al.
39. Effect of temporal averaging of meteorological data on predictions of groundwater recharge M. Batalha et al.
40. New groundwater recharge model for water table fluctuation method calibration using easily available data K. Šabatová et al.
41. Long-term evolution of the surface environment of the Campine area, northeastern Belgium: first assessment K. Beerten et al.
42. Estimation of groundwater recharge in a shallow sandy aquifer using unsaturated zone modeling and water table fluctuation method A. Gumuła-Kawęcka et al.
43. Controls on subsurface transport of sorbing contaminant A. Ameli
44. Relating stomatal conductance and surface area with evapotranspiration induced suction in a heterogeneous grass cover V. Gadi et al.
45. Impact of climate change on groundwater recharge in shallow young glacial aquifers in northern Poland A. Gumuła-Kawęcka et al.
46. Estimating groundwater recharge based on mass balance evaluation of unsaturated zone in a coastal catchment characterized by tropical rainforest weather conditions S. Saghravani et al.
47. Quantifying water use and groundwater recharge under flood irrigation in an arid oasis of northwestern China D. Li
48. Spatial variations of river–groundwater interactions from upstream mountain to midstream oasis and downstream desert in Heihe River basin, China Y. Cai et al.