Diogo Costa (Assistant Professor)
机构: University of Évora; University of Saskatchewan
主页: github.com
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 419
H-指数: 11
I10-指数 : 13
出版物: 41
Investigating the Sources of Nitrogen Contamination in the Shallow Aquifer of Jakarta using a Newly Developed Distributed River-Aquifer Flow and Transport Model
D. Costa , P. Burlando , S. Y. Liong
AGUFM 2015
2015
Identifying key hydrological and biochemical processes for predicting field scale nitrate and ammonia export in agricultural cold regions
J. W. Pomeroy , H. S. Wheater , D. Costa
AGUFM 2016
2016
PULSE: A numerical model for the simulation of snowpack solute dynamics to capture runoff ionic pulses during snowmelt
J. W. Pomeroy , H. S. Wheater , D. Costa
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2017
2017
A modelling framework to simulate field-scale nitrate response and transport during snowmelt: The WINTRA model
Diogo Costa , Jennifer Roste , John Pomeroy , Helen Baulch
Hydrological Processes 31 ( 24) 4250 -4268
20
2017
Using an inverse modelling approach with equifinality control to investigate the dominant controls on snowmelt nutrient export
Diogo Costa , John Pomeroy , Helen Baulch , Jane Elliott
Hydrological Processes 33 ( 23) 2958 -2977
3
2019
Preferential meltwater flowpaths as a driver of preferential elution of chemicals from melting snowpacks.
Diogo Costa , John W. Pomeroy
Science of The Total Environment 662 110 -120
4
2019
Temporal Dynamics of Snowmelt Nutrient Release from Snow-Plant Residue Mixtures: An Experimental Analysis and Mathematical Model Development.
Diogo Costa , Jian Liu , Jennifer Roste , Jane Elliott
Journal of Environmental Quality 48 ( 4) 869 -879
3
2019
The importance of integrated solutions to flooding and water quality problems in the tropical megacity of Jakarta
Diogo Costa , Paolo Burlando , Cindy Priadi
Sustainable Cities and Society 20 ( 20) 199 -209
37
2016
A numerical model for the simulation of snowpack solute dynamics to capture runoff ionic pulses during snowmelt: the PULSE model
Diogo Costa , John Pomeroy , Howard Wheater
Advances in Water Resources 122 37 -48
8
2018
Predicting Variable Contributing Areas, Hydrological Connectivity, and Solute Transport Pathways for a Canadian Prairie Basin
Diogo Costa , Kevin Shook , Chris Spence , Jane Elliott
Water Resources Research 56 ( 12)
2020
The nitrogen cycle in highly urbanized tropical regions and the effect of river–aquifer interactions: The case of Jakarta and the Ciliwung River
Diogo Costa , Paolo Burlando , Cindy Priadi , Liong Shie-Yui
Journal of Contaminant Hydrology 192 87 -100
4
2016
Modelling nutrient dynamics in cold agricultural catchments: A review
Diogo Costa , Helen Baulch , Jane Elliott , John Pomeroy
Environmental Modelling and Software 124 104586
6
2020
The Nutrient App: Developing a smartphone application for on-site instantaneous community-based NO3 and PO4 monitoring
Diogo Costa , Uswah Aziz , Jane Elliott , Helen Baulch
Environmental Modelling and Software 133 104829
2020
Coupling spatially distributed river and groundwater transport models to investigate contaminant dynamics at river corridor scales
Diogo Costa , Paolo Burlando , Shie-Yui Liong
Environmental Modelling and Software 86 91 -110
5
2016
Preferential elution of ionic solutes in melting snowpacks: Improving process understanding through field observations and modeling in the Rocky Mountains.
Diogo Costa , Graham A Sexstone , John W Pomeroy , Donald H Campbell
Science of The Total Environment 710 136273
1
2020
Impacts of climate change on groundwater in the Great Lakes Basin: A review
Diogo Costa , Helen Zhang , Jana Levison
Journal of Great Lakes Research 47 ( 6) 1613 -1625
13
2021
Developing a tile drainage module for Cold Regions Hydrological Model: Lessons from a farm in Southern Ontario, Canada
Mazda Kompanizare , Diogo Costa , Merrin Macrae , John Pomeroy
EGUsphere 1 -57
2023
OpenWQ v. 1: A multi-chemistry modelling framework to enable flexible, transparent, interoperable, and reproducible water quality simulations in existing hydro-models
Diogo Costa , Kyle Klenk , Wouter Knoben , Andrew Ireson
EGUsphere 2023 1 -40
2023
A multi-chemistry modelling framework to enable flexible and reproducible water quality simulations in existing hydro-models: 1. The OpenWQ concept and the water quality modelling lab
Diogo Costa , Kyle Klenk , Wouter Johannes Maria Knoben , Andrew Ireson
Authorea Preprints
2023
A multi-chemistry modelling framework to enable flexible and reproducible water quality simulations in existing hydro-models: 2. The OpenWQ-SUMMA and OpenWQ-CRHM model implementations and testing.
Diogo Costa , Kyle Klenk , Wouter Johannes Maria Knoben , Andrew Ireson
Authorea Preprints
2023