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May 14, 2026Hydrological Processes0 citations

Comment on Beven (2025) “the Seven Ages of Hydrology”: Recognizing the Remote Sensing Era of Hydrology (1990s ‐)

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YHYang HongVLV. LakshmiEFEfi Foufoula‐Georgiou

Key Points

  • This commentary aims to discuss the significant changes brought by remote sensing to hydrology's foundational practices.
  • Constructive extension to existing literature presented by Beven (2025).
  • Focus on the role of remote sensing in improving analytical methods.
  • Analysis of the implications for globally consistent observations.
  • Remote sensing has transformed observational techniques in hydrology.
  • It enables process-relevant analysis of water cycle dynamics.
  • Globally consistent data allows for improved inferential capabilities in hydrology.

Abstract

ABSTRACT This commentary offers a constructive extension to Beven (2025), arguing that the Remote Sensing Era has already transformed hydrology's observational and inferential foundation, enabling globally consistent, process‐relevant analysis of the water cycle.

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Hong et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0567a8a550a87e60a1fd9ehttps://doi.org/10.1002/hyp.70560
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