- Abstract
- 1. Introduction: From engineering to hydrologic science
- 2. The evolution of hydrologic understanding
- 3. Advances in hydrologic observations
- 4. Hydrologic prediction across scales
- 5. The emergence of global hydrology
- 6. Coupling of hydrology with the atmosphere and ecosystem
- 7. Water management and water security
- 8. Future directions
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