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A new fully distributed model of nitrate transport and removal at catchment scale
X Yang, S Jomaa, M Zink, JH Fleckenstein, D Borchardt, M Rode
Water Resources Research 54 (8), 5856-5877, 2018
532018
Autotrophic nitrate uptake in river networks: A modeling approach using continuous high-frequency data
X Yang, S Jomaa, O Büttner, M Rode
Water research 157, 258-268, 2019
272019
Sensitivity analysis of fully distributed parameterization reveals insights into heterogeneous catchment responses for water quality modeling
X Yang, S Jomaa, M Rode
Water Resources Research 55 (12), 10935-10953, 2019
182019
Catchment functioning under prolonged drought stress: Tracer‐aided ecohydrological modeling in an intensively managed agricultural catchment
X Yang, D Tetzlaff, C Soulsby, A Smith, D Borchardt
Water Resources Research 57 (3), e2020WR029094, 2021
172021
Disentangling the influence of landscape characteristics, hydroclimatic variability and land management on surface water NO3‐N dynamics: spatially distributed modelling over 30 …
S Wu, D Tetzlaff, X Yang, C Soulsby
Water Resources Research, e2021WR030566, 2022
132022
Analyzing impacts of seasonality and landscape gradient on event-scale nitrate-discharge dynamics based on nested high-frequency monitoring
X Zhang, X Yang, S Jomaa, M Rode
Journal of Hydrology 591, 125585, 2020
112020
Improving nitrate load estimates in an agricultural catchment using Event Response Reconstruction
S Jomaa, I Aboud, R Dupas, X Yang, J Rozemeijer, M Rode
Environmental monitoring and assessment 190, 1-14, 2018
92018
Upscaling tracer‐aided ecohydrological modeling to larger catchments: Implications for process representation and heterogeneity in landscape organization
X Yang, D Tetzlaff, C Müller, K Knöller, D Borchardt, C Soulsby
Water Resources Research 59 (3), e2022WR033033, 2023
82023
Exploring the relations between sequential droughts and stream nitrogen dynamics in central Germany through catchment-scale mechanistic modelling
X Zhou, S Jomaa, X Yang, R Merz, Y Wang, M Rode
Journal of Hydrology 614, 128615, 2022
82022
Identifying dominant processes in time and space: Time‐varying spatial sensitivity analysis for a grid‐based nitrate model
S Wu, D Tetzlaff, X Yang, C Soulsby
Water Resources Research 58 (8), e2021WR031149, 2022
82022
A hydrologic similarity-based parameters dynamic matching framework: Application to enhance the real-time flood forecasting
H Wu, P Shi, S Qu, X Yang, H Zhang, L Wang, S Ding, Z Li, M Lu, C Qiu
Science of the Total Environment 907, 167767, 2024
62024
Disentangling In‐Stream Nitrate Uptake Pathways Based on Two‐Station High‐Frequency Monitoring in High‐Order Streams
X Zhang, X Yang, R Hensley, A Lorke, M Rode
Water Resources Research 59 (3), e2022WR032329, 2023
52023
Functional Multi‐scale Integration of Agricultural Nitrogen‐Budgets into Catchment Water Quality Modeling
X Yang, M Rode, S Jomaa, I Merbach, D Tetzlaff, C Soulsby, D Borchardt
Geophysical Research Letters, e2021GL096833, 2022
52022
Modelling the effect of land use change on hydrological model parameters via linearized calibration method in the upstream of Huaihe River Basin, China
W Si, W Bao, S Qu, M Zhou, P Shi, X Yang
Water SA 43 (2), 275-284, 2017
52017
Large-stream nitrate retention patterns shift during droughts: Seasonal to sub-daily insights from high-frequency data-model fusion
X Yang, X Zhang, D Graeber, R Hensley, H Jarvie, A Lorke, D Borchardt, ...
Water Research 243, 120347, 2023
42023
The influence of anthropogenic climate change on meteorological drought in the Lancang-Mekong River basin
X Han, Q Li, X Yang, S Xu, Z Zou, M Deng, W Wang
Journal of Hydrology 626, 130334, 2023
32023
Applicability of Difference in Oxygen-18 and Deuterium of Water Sources and Isotopic Hydrograph Separation in a Bamboo Catchment during Different Rainfall Types
Y You, S Qu, Y Wang, Q Yang, P Shi, Y Jiang, X Yang
Water 13 (24), 3531, 2021
22021
Stream restoration can reduce nitrate levels in agricultural landscapes
X Zhou, S Jomaa, X Yang, R Merz, Y Wang, M Rode
Science of The Total Environment 896, 164911, 2023
12023
Spatiotemporally distributed sensitivity analysis for catchment water quality models.
X Yang, S Jomaa, M Rode
Geophysical Research Abstracts 21, 2019
12019
Linking terrestrial biogeochemical processes and water ages to catchment water quality: A new Damköhler analysis based on coupled modeling of isotope tracers and nitrate dynamics
X Yang, D Tetzlaff, J Jin, Q Li, D Borchardt, C Soulsby
Water Research, 122118, 2024
2024
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