Institute of Water Problems

Recent papers from Institute of Water Problems

1. Ringdown and greybody signatures of rational regular black holes in non-polynomial gravity2026
2. Potential flood risk under climate change: a local assessment in the absence of damage data2026
3. Glacial Lake Inventory and GLOF Hazard Assessment in Caucasus RegionGeoHazards · 2026
4. Dynamic-Stochastic Modeling of Long-Term Runoff Fluctuations in the Oka River: «doing Hydrology Backward»2026
5. Potential of Using the Random Forest Machine Learning Algorithm for Water Surface InterpretationWater Resources · 2026
6. On the Application of the Hasselmann’s Stochastic Theory to Assess the Uncertainties of Climate and River Runoff ForecastsWater Resources · 2026
7. Study of the formation of anthropogenically induced additional migration pathways for manganeseInternational Journal of Environmental & Analytical Chemistry · 2026
8. Bottom sediments of small tidal estuaries located in urban areasAnthropocene Coasts · 2026
9. China’s lakes remain carbon sources: Insights from the balance between intrinsic carbon sequestration and emissionsScience Advances · 2026
10. Modern Dynamics of River Runoff in the Cryolithozone. Part 2. Formation of River RunoffWater Resources · 2026
11. Methods for Assessing the Protection (Vulnerability) of GroundwaterWater Resources · 2026
12. Cyprus Topographic Eddies in the Eastward Meandering FlowOceanology · 2026
13. Localized positive snow water equivalent anomalies in the Hindu Kush Himalaya under 1.5–5.0 °C warming levelsAdvances in Climate Change Research · 2026
14. Improving the Parameterization of Hydrological Processes in Land Surface Models: Possibilities and Constraints. 1. Water Transfer through the Vadose ZoneIzvestiya Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics · 2026
15. Simulation of Snow Water Storage in the Northern Part of the East European Plain in the TerM Land Surface ModelIzvestiya Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics · 2026
16. Modeling Average Daily Runoff Time Series of Russia’s Small and Medium Rivers Using Recurrent Neural NetworksRussian Meteorology and Hydrology · 2026
17. Estimation of Spring Methane Emission from the Mozhaysk ReservoirRussian Meteorology and Hydrology · 2026
18. Record-breaking glacier mass loss in Central Asia in 2025Environmental Research Letters · 2026
19. Crimean speleothems reveal 50,000 years of climate variability and contrasting controls across the Black Sea regionQuaternary Science Reviews · 2026
20. Local similarity theory including the “spectral” Prandtl mixing length and the second moment of vertical velocity: Comparison with semi-empirical turbulence theories in the atmospheric convective boundary layerPhysics of Fluids · 2026