1. WESS: an interdisciplinary approach to catchment research

   • Olaf Kolditz
   • Hermann Rügner
   • Thilo Streck

   Editorial 10 April 2013 Pages: 313 - 315

2. Catchments as reactors: a comprehensive approach for water fluxes and solute turnover

   • Peter Grathwohl
   • Hermann Rügner
   • Georg Teutsch

   Special Issue 16 February 2013 Pages: 317 - 333

   

3. Delineating subsurface heterogeneity at a loop of River Steinlach using geophysical and hydrogeological methods

   • Kennedy O. Doro
   • Carsten Leven
   • Olaf A. Cirpka

   Special Issue 17 February 2013 Pages: 335 - 348

   

4. On-line fluorometry of multiple reactive and conservative tracers in streams

   • Dennis Lemke
   • Pierre-André Schnegg
   • Olaf A. Cirpka

   Special Issue 27 February 2013 Pages: 349 - 358

   

5. Assessing hyporheic exchange and associated travel times by hydraulic, chemical, and isotopic monitoring at the Steinlach Test Site, Germany

   • Karsten Osenbrück
   • Thomas Wöhling
   • Olaf A. Cirpka

   Special Issue 06 March 2013 Pages: 359 - 372

   

6. Turbidity as a proxy for total suspended solids (TSS) and particle facilitated pollutant transport in catchments

   • Hermann Rügner
   • Marc Schwientek
   • Peter Grathwohl

   Special Issue 17 February 2013 Pages: 373 - 380

   

7. Investigating hydrological drivers of nitrate export dynamics in two agricultural catchments in Germany using high-frequency data series

   • Marc Schwientek
   • Karsten Osenbrück
   • Matthias Fleischer

   Special Issue 27 February 2013 Pages: 381 - 393

   

8. A coupled surface/subsurface flow model accounting for air entrapment and air pressure counterflow

   • Jens-Olaf Delfs
   • Wenqing Wang
   • Olaf Kolditz

   Special Issue 10 April 2013 Pages: 395 - 414

   

9. Assessing the relevance of subsurface processes for the simulation of evapotranspiration and soil moisture dynamics with CLM3.5: comparison with field data and crop model simulations

   • Sebastian Gayler
   • Joachim Ingwersen
   • Thilo Streck

   Special Issue 17 February 2013 Pages: 415 - 427

   

10. Long-term solute transport and geochemical equilibria in seepage water and groundwater in a catchment cross section

    • Uli Maier
    • Matthias Flegr
    • Peter Grathwohl

    Special Issue 26 March 2013 Pages: 429 - 441

    

11. Recharge and discharge controls on groundwater travel times and flow paths to production wells for the Ammer catchment in southwestern Germany

    • B. Selle
    • K. Rink
    • O. Kolditz

    Special Issue 06 March 2013 Pages: 443 - 452

    

12. Evaluating multiple performance criteria to calibrate the distributed hydrological model of the upper Neckar catchment

    • Thomas Wöhling
    • Luis Samaniego
    • Rohini Kumar

    Special Issue 17 February 2013 Pages: 453 - 468

    

13. A data exploration framework for validation and setup of hydrological models

    • Karsten Rink
    • Thomas Fischer
    • Olaf Kolditz

    Special Issue 11 October 2012 Pages: 469 - 477

    

14. Combined sewer overflows, sediment accumulation and element patterns of river bed sediments: a quantitative study based on mixing models of composite fingerprints

    • Telse David
    • Dietrich Borchardt
    • Peter Krebs

    Special Issue 11 April 2013 Pages: 479 - 489

    

15. Dynamics of initial ecosystem development at the artificial catchment Chicken Creek, Lusatia, Germany

    • Michael Elmer
    • Werner Gerwin
    • Reinhard F. Hüttl

    Special Issue 17 March 2013 Pages: 491 - 505

    

16. TEODOOR: a distributed geodata infrastructure for terrestrial observation data

    • Ralf Kunkel
    • Jürgen Sorg
    • Harry Vereecken

    Special Issue 11 April 2013 Pages: 507 - 521

    

17. Reservoirs as sentinels of catchments: the Rappbode Reservoir Observatory (Harz Mountains, Germany)

    • Karsten Rinke
    • Burkhard Kuehn
    • Kurt Friese

    Original Article 12 April 2013 Pages: 523 - 536

    

18. Surface and subsurface conceptual model of an arid environment with respect to mid- and late Holocene climate changes

    • I. Engelhardt
    • R. Rausch
    • C. Schüth

    Special Issue 01 March 2013 Pages: 537 - 555

    

19. Impact of Preboreal to Subatlantic shifts in climate on groundwater resources on the Arabian Peninsula

    • I. Engelhardt
    • R. Rausch
    • C. Schüth

    Special Issue 20 March 2013 Pages: 557 - 570

    

20. Numerical analysis of the groundwater regime in the western Dead Sea escarpment, Israel + West Bank

    • Agnes Gräbe
    • Tino Rödiger
    • Olaf Kolditz

    Special Issue 08 July 2012 Pages: 571 - 585

    

21. Localisation and temporal variability of groundwater discharge into the Dead Sea using thermal satellite data

    • U. Mallast
    • C. Siebert
    • R. Merz

    Special Issue Open access 19 March 2013 Pages: 587 - 603

    

22. Application of the water balance model J2000 to estimate groundwater recharge in a semi-arid environment: a case study in the Zarqa River catchment, NW-Jordan

    • Stephan Schulz
    • Christian Siebert
    • Ralf Merz

    Special Issue 10 March 2013 Pages: 605 - 615

    

23. Groundwater flow model of the Pipiripau watershed, Federal District of Brazil

    • Tatiana Diniz Gonçalves
    • Thomas Fischer
    • Holger Weiss

    Special Issue 06 April 2013 Pages: 617 - 631

    

24. Delineation of fluvial sediment architecture of subalpine riverine systems using noninvasive hydrogeophysical methods

    • Daniel Altdorff
    • Jannis Epting
    • Peter Huggenberger

    Special Issue 17 February 2013 Pages: 633 - 644

    

25. Concepts for the sustainable management of multi-scale flow systems: the groundwater system within the Laufen Basin, Switzerland

    • Peter Huggenberger
    • Jannis Epting
    • Stefan Scheidler

    Special Issue 21 February 2013 Pages: 645 - 661

    

26. Modeling coupled unsaturated and saturated nitrate distribution of the aquifer Westliches Leibnitzer Feld, Austria

    • Gernot Klammler
    • Hans Kupfersberger
    • Johann Fank

    Special Issue 05 March 2013 Pages: 663 - 678

    

27. The Berchtesgaden National Park (Bavaria, Germany): a platform for interdisciplinary catchment research

    • T. Marke
    • U. Strasser
    • M. Vogel

    Special Issue 06 March 2013 Pages: 679 - 694

    

28. John’s creek valley: a mountainous catchment for long-term interdisciplinary human-environment system research in Upper Styria (Austria)

    • U. Strasser
    • T. Marke
    • G. Winkler

    Special Issue 05 March 2013 Pages: 695 - 705

    

29. Subsurface flow contribution in the hydrological cycle: lessons learned and challenges ahead—a review

    • Mehdi Ghasemizade
    • Mario Schirmer

    Special Issue 05 March 2013 Pages: 707 - 718

    

30. The Water Framework Directive as an approach for Integrated Water Resources Management: results from the experiences in Germany on implementation, and future perspectives

    • Sandra Richter
    • Jeanette Völker
    • Volker Mohaupt

    Special Issue 29 March 2013 Pages: 719 - 728

    

31. International viewpoint and news

    • Elisabeth Helen Krueger
    • Georg Teutsch

    Views and News 05 March 2013 Pages: 729 - 735

    

32. Reviews on books and media

    • David Amat Pinilla

    Reviews on Books and Media 23 January 2013 Pages: 737 - 738