14 Mar 2026Open access
The Caspian Sea defines the recent global inland surface water storage declinePublisher siteUniversitiesBenjamin Kitambo
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In hydrology and watershed management studies
Benjamin
Kitambo
Scholar“Research focused on Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies and adjacent fields.”
University of Stuttgart
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enjamin Kitambo is a researcher working on Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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Benjamin's work has been cited 333 times across 5 active years. Bars show publications per year; the line shows cumulative citation totals across publications first appearing in each year.
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Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies×28Flood Risk Assessment and Management×28Geophysics and Gravity Measurements×14Climate variability and models×4Water resources management and optimization×3
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29 works1 Jan 2026Open access
The Hydrology of the Congo BasinPublisher site21 Oct 2025Open access1cites
Recent significant drying in Central Congo Basin linked to weakened Walker circulation and warmer AtlanticPublisher sitenpj Climate and Atmospheric Science, Geophysics and Gravity Measurements
1 Oct 2025Open access4cites
Hydrogeological control of groundwater variations in the Congo River Basin revealed by GRACE water storage change decompositionPublisher siteJournal of Hydrology Regional Studies, Geophysics and Gravity Measurements
12 Jun 2025Open access
Hydrogeological control of groundwater variations in the Congo River Basin revealed by GRACE water storage change decompositionPublisher site6 Jun 2025Open access7cites
Widespread and Exceptional Reduction in River Water Levels Across the Amazon Basin During the 2023 Extreme Drought Revealed by Satellite Altimetry and SWOTPublisher siteGeophysical Research Letters, Flood Risk Assessment and Management
6 Jun 2025Open access
Recent significant drying in the Central Congo Basin linked to the weakening of the Walker circulation in a warmer AtlanticPublisher siteResearch Square, Climate variability and models
3 Nov 2023Open access17cites
Improved modeling of Congo's hydrology for floods and droughts analysis and ENSO teleconnectionsPublisher siteJournal of Hydrology Regional Studies, Flood Risk Assessment and Management
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