OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Water Resources Research is 51. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
	216
Stagnation and Pseudo‐Stagnation Lines for Separating 3D Groundwater Flow Systems in Tóthian Basins	173
Enhancing Nitrate Removal With Industrial Wine Residue: Insights From Laboratory Batch and Column Experiments Using Chemical, Isotopic and Numerical Modeling Tools	142
Reply to ‘Comment on “A Modular Framework for Modeling Unsaturation Soil Hydraulic Properties Over the Full Moisture Range” by Tobias Weber, Wolfgang Durner, Thilo Streck, and Efstathios Diamantopoulo	129
Unequal, Unreliable, and Unfixable?—The Need to Investigate Water Infrastructure Improvements in Intermittent Supply Systems	127
Soil Physics‐Informed Neural Networks to Estimate Bimodal Soil Hydraulic Properties	117
Assessing the Potential for Medium‐Range Ice Forecasts in the Laurentian Great Lakes	110
An Approach to Include Hydrogeologic Barriers With Unknown Geometric Properties in Groundwater Model Inversions	109
Contribution of Fresh Submarine Groundwater Discharge to the Gulf of Alaska	95
The Potential Use of Global Evapotranspiration Products and Models to Estimate Lake Residence Time at Large Scale	91
Developing Storylines of Plausible Future Streamflow and Generating a New Warming‐Driven Declining Streamflow Ensemble: Colorado River Case Study	90
Orchard Expansion May Diminish Groundwater Replenishment While Amplifying Nitrate Pollution in a Cultivated Loess Critical Zone	89
Experimental and Numerical Investigation on the Impact of Emergent Vegetation on the Hyporheic Exchange	86
Groundwater Pollution Source Identification via an Integrated Surrogate Model and Multiobjective Heuristic Optimization Algorithms	78
Multi‐Physics Data Assimilation Framework for Remotely Sensed Snowpacks to Improve Water Prediction	76
Trends, Variability, and Drivers of Flash Droughts in the Contiguous United States	75
Beyond the Wedge: Impact of Tidal Streams on Salinization of Groundwater in a Coastal Aquifer Stressed by Pumping and Sea‐Level Rise	74
Turbulent Coherent Flow Structures to Predict the Behavior of Particles With Low to Intermediate Stokes Number Between Submerged Obstacles in Streams	73
Deep Learning and Remote‐Sensed Observations Reveal Global Underestimation of River Obstructions	67
Downscaled‐GRACE Data Reveal Anthropogenic and Climate‐Induced Water Storage Decline Across the Indus Basin	66
The Role of Snowmelt and Subsurface Heterogeneity in Headwater Hydrology of a Mountainous Catchment in Colorado: A Model‐Data Integration Approach	66
A Duration‐Over‐Threshold Model for Flood Frequency and Flow Regime Characterization	66
Concentrations and Yields of Mercury, Methylmercury, and Dissolved Organic Carbon From Contrasting Catchments in the Discontinuous Permafrost Region, Western Canada	65
Climate Change May Alter Rainfall‐Partitioning in Ways Unlikely To Be Detected in the Coming Decades	63
Hyporheic Oxygen Dynamics in the East River, Colorado: Insights From an In‐Situ, High Frequency Time Series During Two Distinct Flow Seasons	62

Controls on Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity in a Degrading Permafrost Peatland Complex	62
Onshore Entrapment of Seawater in Coastal Aquifers by Rapid Coastline Progradation	62
Natural Source Zone Depletion of Crude Oil in the Subsurface: Processes Controlling Mass Losses of Individual Compounds	61
Bifurcation Instability Modulated by a Connecting Channel Leads to Periodic Water Partitioning in a Simple Channel Network	61
Does Time–Space Symmetry Exist in Relationship Between Regional Vegetation Patterns and Budyko Shape Parameter Governing Annual Water Balance?	61
Rainfall Generation Revisited: Introducing CoSMoS‐2s and Advancing Copula‐Based Intermittent Time Series Modeling	60
Complex Effects of Tides on Coastal Groundwater Revealed by High‐Resolution Integrated Flow Modeling	59
Abrupt Ecological Shift and Recovery Trajectory of a Peri‐Urban Lake in the Anthropocene: Insights From Paleoecology and Modeling Projection	59
Significant Shifts in Continental Precipitation Sources in the 21st Century	58
The Safe Drinking Water Act at 50: A Policy Model for Grand Challenges	58
The Impacts of Changing Winter Warm Spells on Snow Ablation Over Western North America	57
Impact of Forest Dieback on Hydrology and Nitrogen Export Using a New Dynamic Water Quality Model	57
Issue Information	57
Cycles in Hydrologic Intensification and De‐Intensification Create Instabilities in Spring Nitrate‐N Export C‐Q Relationships in Northern Temperate Forests	57
Leakage From Coexisting Geologic Forcing and Injection‐Induced Pressurization: A Semi‐Analytical Solution for Multilayered Aquifers With Multiple Wells	56
Tracking Centimeter‐Scale Water Level Changes in Swedish Lakes Using D‐InSAR	56
Experimental Analysis of Mass Exchange Across a Heterogeneity Interface: Role of Counter‐Current Transport and Non‐Linear Diffusion	56
Inverse Modeling for Subsurface Flow Based on Deep Learning Surrogates and Active Learning Strategies	55
A Novel Analytical Solution for Ponded Infiltration With Consideration of a Developing Saturated Zone	54
Fast Modeling of Vegetated Flow and Sediment Transport Over Mobile Beds Using Shallow Water Equations With Anisotropic Porosity	54
Predicting Imminent Cyanobacterial Blooms in Lakes Using Incomplete Timely Data	54
Toward Robust Evaluations of Flood Inundation Predictions Using Remote Sensing Derived Benchmark Maps	53
Exploring the Implications of Modeling Choices on Prediction of Irrigation Water Savings	52
Irrigation by Crop in the Continental United States From 2008 to 2020	52
Classifying Flash Flood Disasters From Disaster‐Prone Environments to Support Mitigation Measures	52
Analyzing Recharge Dynamics and Storage in a Thick, Karstic Vadose Zone	51
A Novel Data‐Driven Probabilistic Approach for Consequence Specific Urban Flood Risk Mapping	51
Large Streamflow Differences Between Forested and Urbanized Watersheds in the Energy‐Limited Eastern United States: The Role of Evapotranspiration and Impervious Surfaces	51