The Role of Shoreline Planning in River Management in Guangdong Province by GUO Zhiyun, GUO Linlin, ZHANG Haifa

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Primary Analysis of Role of Shore Planning in River Management in Guangxi by LAN Lan, SU Bo

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Development of Basic Spatial Data Base of Pearl River Trans-Province River Management by YU Shun-chao, TANG Qing-zhong, LU Jing-de

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MANAJEMEN SUNGAI KLAWING UNTUK KELESTARIAN IKAN SPESIES ASLI by Ayesha Hafizh Gunara, Siti Rukayah

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The politics of heritage in a river-city: imperial, hyper-colonial, and globalising Tianjin by Maurizio Marinelli

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Spatio-temporal changes of water quality variables in a highly disturbed river by Z. Abdollahi, A. Kavian, S.H.R. Sadeghi

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Integrated Effects of Water and Nitrogen Coupling on Eggplant Productivity, Fruit Quality, and Resource Use Efficiency in a Cold and Arid Environment by Jie Li, Hengjia Zhang, Chenli Zhou, Anguo Teng, Lian Lei, Yuchun Ba, Jiandong Yu, Fuqiang Li

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Analysis of Water and Sediment Characteristics in Rongjiang River Basin by AO Liangting

“…The Rongjiang River Basin is a tidal reach,where the movement of water and sediment is complicated.Over the years,sediment deposition and soil erosion are serious.Hence,the study of the variations of water and sediment in the Rongjiang River Basin is of great significance for water area management and river management in the basin.Upon the comprehensive analysis of the water and sediment data of Dongqiaoyuan Hydrological Station in the mainstream of Rongjiang River from 1953 to 2017,the trend analysis of the water and sediment sequence is carried out by the moving average method and Mann-Kendall trend test.The mutation analysis is made by the Mann-Kendall mutation test and ordered cluster analysis.Meanwhile,Morlet wavelet analysis is used to discuss the periodicity of the water and sediment process.The characteristics,variations,and influencing factors of water and sediment in the Rongjiang River Basin are obtained to provide theoretical support and a digital model for further study of the characteristics of water and sediment in the basin.…”
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De la défiance à la réconciliation : itinéraires des constructions urbaines et rivulaires des villes du Sillon lorrain (Nancy, Metz, Thionville) by Denis Mathis, Anne Hecker, Jean-Pierre Husson, Kamila Bensaadi

“…These relationships, which were often conditioned by mistrust within an urban development context, are now evolving towards a more balanced approach to planning based on the logic of river management and are thus towards a more harmonious relationship. …”
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Raconter la crise : les extrêmes hydrologiques au prisme de la presse locale (Drôme) by Emeline Comby, Yves-François Le Lay

“…The first Water resources development and management plan (Schéma d’aménagement et de gestion des eaux) approved in France in 1997 and the Riverprize awarded in 2005 established the Drôme catchment an internationally recognized model for integrative and participatory river management. However, at the local watershed scale, various stakeholders express their disappointment at the difficulties of managing extreme hydrologic events, such as droughts or floods. …”
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Research and Application Status and Prospect of Ecological River Slope Protection by DING Kunqi, MAO Wei, SONG Haiyang, YAN Ruyu, WANG Yipeng, JI Yong

“…As an important part of river management,river slope protection is a key measure to control soil erosion and non-point source pollution,implement flood control and waterlogging prevention,and improve the ecological environment of a water area.To overcome the limitations of traditional slope protection and ultimately achieve the comprehensive ecologicalization of slope protection,this paper approaches from the perspectives of slope protection forms,structures of aquatic organism habitats,and ecological corridor links and reviews the research and application status as well as remaining problems of ecological slope protection.In addition,it also summarizes the advantages of ecological slope protection in ecological protection and discusses the inadequacies in current river slope protection in light of available research.At last,future research directions for ecological slope protection are proposed.It is noted that more attention should be paid to the innovative development of ecological slope protection forms to provide a reference for the comprehensive ecologicalization of ecological slope protection.…”
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Management Efficiency Evaluation of Guangzhou River Chief Based on AHP-Fuzzy Evaluation by WANG Yuanbo, DU Dongyang, CHANG Wenjuan, KANG Aiqing, LEI Xiaohui

“…Different influence indexes are involved in the efficiency evaluation of the river chief system.Considering the index weights and efficiency evaluation of the system,this paper proposed an efficiency evaluation system for the Guangzhou river chief system based on the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation,constructed an index system of three-level influencing factors,obtained the weight of each efficiency index of the river chief system by the AHP method,and used the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method to evaluate the efficiency of the Guangzhou river chief system.The results show that the management efficiency of the system scores 78.283,which is at the good level.However,the overall performance of the river management investment indicators is poor,and the evaluation results are relatively low.Targeted improvement and management are needed to further enhance management efficiency.…”
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Les effets écologiques d’un programme de restauration hydrologique d’une rivière artificialisée by Sabine Mannes, Christopher-Thomas Robinson, Urs Uehlinger, Thomas Scheurer, Johannes Ortlepp, Uta Mürle, Peter Molinari

“…The incorporation of regimebased criteria such as flow and temperature regimes in restoration plans is an important step in river management. This paper summarizes the effects of a long-term flood program (15 floods over 8 years) on the river Spöl, Swiss National Park, on water physico-chemistry and river biota (periphyton, macroinvertebrates and fish). …”
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Eaux, risques majeurs et patrimoine culturel : des directives européennes aux stratégies territoriales, état des lieux de la mise en œuvre en France by Virginie Serna

“…It has resulted in the reevaluation, reconstruction, or destruction of heritage linked to water management in all its forms (river management, hydraulic engineering ...) and in the management of risks caused by water (dikes, embankments, coastal maintenance works, drainage ditches ... ). …”
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Application of the HeWuTong System in the Practice of the “River Chief System” by TAO Tao, ZENG Qingbin, HUANG Rong

“…HeWuTong application system is a modern information management platform built on the premise of fully integrating the needs of river management in the practice of “River Chief System” in Shenzhen.Through the system,the circulating water information resource base and multi-level linkage intelligent control platform shared by cities and districts are built with means of “system + responsibility + technology” and technologies of Internet of Things (IOT),GIS,big data,microservices,etc.…”
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Quelle place pour les rivières dans la petite ville en changement ? Regards d’acteurs institutionnels sur les paysages de rivières urbaines en Maine-et-Loire by Victor Imbert-Bossard, Nathalie Carcaud, Véronique Beaujouan

“…A sample of 26 interviews with institutional players involved in the planning and management of these towns and rivers is used to study the relationship between town planning and river management. The results highlight the different ways in which the presence of rivers is taken into account in urban planning and the difficulties encountered by those involved in implementing projects. …”
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Ecological effects of a long-term flood program in a flow-regulated river by Sabine Mannes, Christopher-Thomas Robinson, Urs Uehlinger, Thomas Scheurer, Johannes Ortlepp, Uta Mürle, Peter Molinari

“…The incorporation of regimebased criteria such as flow and temperature regimes in restoration plans is an important step in river management. This paper summarizes the effects of a long-term flood program (15 floods over 8 years) on the river Spöl, Swiss National Park, on water physico-chemistry and river biota (periphyton, macroinvertebrates and fish). …”
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Analysis of waste handling strategies for riverbanks communities by Muhammad Riduansyah Syafari, M. Nur Iman Ridwan, Sugiannor Sugiannor, Syahrial Shaddiq

“…The SWOT analysis results found that (1) Strategy (SO) encourages and facilitates stakeholders to collaborate with the Diaspora and universities to build and develop river ecotourism. (2) Strategy (WO) to build and increase the synergy of stakeholders and youth communities (Karang Taruna) in building and developing river ecotourism and coordinating with the Diaspora. (3) Strategy (ST): River management maintains self-sufficiency in collecting and transporting household waste and continues to motivate residents to dispose of waste properly. (4) (WT) The Environmental Service builds collaboration with universities in providing education to build awareness among riverbank residents.…”
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Three-dimensional flow structures modelling based on a depth-integrated method in a sharply curved open channel over topography by Lugina Fikry Purwa, Uchida Tatsuhiko, Blanckaert Koen

“…In this study, we introduce the bottom velocity calculation (BVC) technique, a depth-integrated approach for modeling three-dimensional flow systems in the two-dimensional (2D) river management model framework. The method has been expanded to a general coordinate system and its applicability to flow in bends and meanders for the applications to rivers. …”
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Morphological Analysis of Dare OUrt River Channel by the Rozgen Model(Case Study: Emarat Dam to the Confluence of Aras River) by Arsalan Mehrvarz, Agil Madadi, Fariba Esfandyari, Masoud Rahimi

“…River morphology holds significant importance in the fields of geomorphology and river management and engineering. The marginal sections of rivers have consistently undergone changes in their riverbeds due to various social and economic factors. …”
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