HydroSense

HydroSense - Intelligent Paper Harvesting

Welcome to HydroSense, an automated literature tracking system for hydrology and water resources research.

About

HydroSense automatically monitors publications from top-tier and high-impact journals in hydrology, climate science, and earth system modeling. Papers are classified using a three-tier priority system:

• Daily Reports: Papers published each day, organized by relevance
• Monthly Summaries: Curated highlights and trends from each month

Organization

Reports are organized chronologically:

• 2025 → January → Daily reports (Jan 1, Jan 2, etc.)
• 2025 → February → Daily reports
• Monthly summaries at the end of each month

Search

Use the search box above to find papers by:

• Author names
• Journal names
• Keywords and topics
• Paper titles
• Abstract content

Three-Tier Classification

Part 1: Top-Tier + Topics

Highest priority papers from Nature, Science, GRL, etc. that match specific research topics in hydrology and water resources.

Part 2: High-Impact + Topics

Important papers from specialized journals (WRR, JoH, HESS) matching research topics.

Part 3: Field Awareness

All content from top-tier journals in relevant fields (includes news, editorials, perspectives).

Tracked Journals

Top-Tier (11 journals): Nature, Science, PNAS, Geophysical Research Letters, Nature Climate Change, Nature Geoscience, Nature Water, Nature Communications, Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, Reviews of Geophysics, Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society

High-Impact (18 journals): Water Resources Research, Journal of Hydrology, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, Advances in Water Resources, and more.

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