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Six most cited publications in the field of hydro informatics

Within IWA Publisher

Data-driven modelling: some past experiences and new approaches by Dimitri P. Solomatine; Avi Ostfeld

Within MDPI Publisher

Makropoulos, Christos K. and Dragan A. Savić. “Urban Hydroinformatics: Past, Present and Future.” Water (2019)

Within Copernicus Publishers

Popescu, Ioana, Andreja Jonoski and Biswa Bhattacharya. “Experiences from online and classroom education in hydroinformatics.” Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 16 (2012): 3935-3944.

Within Wiley Publishers

Hamed, Younes, Riheb Hadji, Kaouther Ncibi, Amor Hamad, Amina Ben Sâad, Achraf Melki, Faten Khelifi, Naziha Mokadem and Eissa Mustafa. “Modelling of potential groundwater artificial recharge in the transboundary Algero‐Tunisian Basin (Tebessa‐Gafsa): The application of stable isotopes and hydroinformatics tools *.” Irrigation and Drainage 71 (2021): 137 - 156.

Within Springer Publishers

Noury, Mojtaba, Hosein Sedghi, Hosein Babazedeh and Hedayat Fahmi. “Urmia lake water level fluctuation hydro informatics modeling using support vector machine and conjunction of wavelet and neural network.” Water Resources 41 (2014): 261-269.

As per Semantic Scholar data.

Within IGI Publishers

Stojanović, Boban, et al. "Dot Net Platform for Distributed Evolutionary Algorithms with Application in Hydroinformatics." In Handbook of Research on High Performance and Cloud Computing in Scientific Research and Education, edited by Marijana Despotović-Zrakić, Veljko Milutinović, and Aleksandar Belić, 362-386. Hershey, PA: IGI Global, 2014. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-4666-5784-7.ch015


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