This volume presents cutting-edge research in hydrological science, focusing on its critical role in understanding global environmental changes. The collection addresses the profound impacts of climate change and extreme weather events on densely populated regions and rapidly developing economies. It features original papers from leading research institutions, exploring topics such as water resource management, coastal studies, and the broader implications of atmospheric and space sciences on Earth's hydrological systems.

This volume, as part of the 'Advances in Geosciences' series, is positioned as a vital resource for the Asia-Oceania scientific community. The collection highlights up-to-date research results, particularly concerning the effects of climate change and extreme weather on populated and economically active regions. It serves to disseminate cutting-edge studies from various research institutions, covering a broad spectrum of geosciences.