Contents

Water Resources

Vol. 51, No. 6, 2024

HYDROLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF WATER-SCARCE REGIONS

Assessing the Reproduction Quality of Meteorological Characteristics by Several Atmospheric Reanalysis Models on the Territory of Crimean Peninsula

V. M. Moreido, P. N. Terskii, and D. V. Abramov p. 873  abstract

Assessing River Runoff Components in the Mountain Crimea. 1. The Runoff of Small Rivers

T. S. Gubareva, G. N. Amelichev, B. I. Gartsman, S. V. Tokarev, B. A. Vakhrushev, V. G. Naumenko, E. G. Amelichev, and I. B. Vakhrushev p. 882  abstract

Assessing River Runoff Components in the Mountain Crimea. 2. The Runoff of Karst Aquifer Systems

T. S. Gubareva, G. N. Amelichev, S. V. Tokarev, B. A. Vakhrushev, B. I. Gartsman, V. G. Naumenko, E. G. Amelichev, and I. B. Vakhrushev p. 895  abstract

Features of the Karst Water Regime in the Skelskaya Cave (Ai-Petri Massif, the Mountain Crimea) and Their Hydrogeological Interpretation

S. V. Tokarev, and G. N. Amelichev p. 909  abstract

A Method for Determining Water Flow in Small Rivers Based on Processing Water Surface Video Images

D. A. Antonenkov p. 922  abstract

Simulating Runoff Formation in Mountain Crimea Rivers under Current and Projected Climate Conditions

A. S. Kalugin, Yu. G. Motovilov, N. O. Popova, and T. D. Millionshchikova p. 928  abstract

Assessing the Effect of Climate Change in the 21st Century on Groundwater Balance in the Southwestern Crimea

V. N. Samartsev, I. A. Chiganov, S. O. Grinevskii, S. P. Pozdnyakov, Ya. V. Sorokoumova, and V. A. Bakshevskaia p. 938  abstract

Water Balance of Crimea for 2001–2021 by Ground-Based and Remote-Sensing Data

V. Yu. Grigor’ev, A. G. Kositskii, and N. L. Frolova p. 951  abstract

Forecasting Catastrophic Floods in Crimean Territory

A. S. Lubkov, E. V. Vyshkvarkova, E. N. Voskresenskaya, and A. E. Shchodro p. 960  abstract

Evaluating Evaporation Using Measurement Data from Experimental Grounds in Crimean Peninsula

I. V. Zemlyanov, A. A. Sapozhnikova, E. A. Rakcheeva, and A. E. Pavlovskii p. 968  abstract

Water Chemistry Formation in the Rivers of the Northwestern Slope of the Crimean Mountains

E. P. Kayukova p. 977  abstract

Assessing of the Spatiotemporal Distribution of DDT, Its Metabolites, and Caesium-137 in the Bottom Sediments of the Salgir River (Crimea)

L. V. Malakhova, N. Yu. Mirzoeva, I. N. Moseichenko, V. V. Voitsekhovskaya, T. V. Malakhova, and S. V. Ovechko p. 996  abstract

Transformation of Water Use and Disposal in the Republic of Crimea and the City of Sevastopol at a Shortage of Water Resources

A. P. Demin, A. V. Zaitseva, and I. A. Vishnevskaya p. 1007  abstract

Comprehensive Assessment of the Ecological Conditions of the Salgir River in the City of Simferopol

V. S. Tarasenko, N. E. Volkova, V. S. Pashtetskii, and A. A. Manzhos p. 1019  abstract

WATER RESOURCES AND THE REGIME OF WATER BODIES

Evaluation of a Combined Index Based on Hydrological Model for Drought Monitoring in Central Iran

Y. Niazi, A. Talebi, and M. A. Hassan p. 1026  abstract

Assessing the Impact of Climate Variability and Human Activity on Groundwater Resources in the Meskiana Plain, Northeast Algeria

Omar Rahal, Gouaidia Layachi, Luis Garrote, Giuseppe Sappa, Gabriella Balacco, Smail Brahmi, and Francesco Maria de Filippi p. 1042  abstract

HYDROCHEMISTRY, HYDROBIOLOGY: ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS

Spatial-Temporal Variations of the Water Quality and the Pollutants Sources in the Yangtze River (Hubei Province)

Chenxi Zhan, Yinuo Yang, Xueyan Wu, and Yan Jiang p. 1054  abstract

Risk Estimation of Surface Water Pollution in Vam Co Tay River Based on Remote Sensing Data and Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Methods

Trung Hung Vo, Hien Than Nguyen, Nguyen Thi Thuy Hang, and Trong Dieu Hien Le p. 1065  abstract

Implication of the Mining Activities on the Hydrogeochemical Imprints and Quality Assessment of the Groundwater in Wadi Asal and Wadi Queih, Red Sea Area, Egypt

A. Mosalem, M. Redwan, A. A. Abdel Moneim, and S. Rizk p. 1076  abstract

Water Quality Evaluation and Monitoring Model (WQEM) Using Machine Learning Techniques with IoT

D. S. Kumar, L. C. Prabhaker, T. Shanmugapriya, and D. R. Merina p. 1094  abstract

Hydrodynamic, Hydro-Chemical and Isotopic Characteristics of Karst Aquifer: Case Study Aïn Kebrit Spring in a Complex Diapirs Zone (Northwestern Tunisia)

Y. Ayadi, N. Mokadem, K. Ncibi, and Y. Hamed p. 1111  abstract