THE CARPATHIAN RIVER SYSTEM IN ROMANIA – GENESIS AND EVOLUTION by MIHAI IELENICZ, LAURA TÎRLĂ

Get full text

Numerical Modeling of Instantaneous Spills in One-dimensional River Systems by Fatima M. A. Al-khafaji and Hussein A. M. Al-Zubaidi

Subjects: “…advection dispersion equation instantaneous spills, numerical methods, one-dimentional river system, shallow water equations…”
Get full text

Assessment of Guinea Savanna River system to evaluate water quality and water monitoring networks by G.A. Aliyu, N.R.B. Jamil, M.B. Adam, Z. Zulkeflee

“…From this study, water quality index and multivariate techniques for environmental management can be employed in monitoring river resources, and research of this kind can help inadequate planning and management of the river system.…”
Get full text

Investigating the Effect of Tectonic Activities on River Systems (Eastern Slope of Mullah Dagh. Zanjan province) by Zeinab karimi, Davood Mokhtari

Subjects: Get full text

Occurrence and Sources of Triterpenoid Methyl Ethers and Acetates in Sediments of the Cross-River System, Southeast Nigeria by Orok E. Oyo-Ita, Bassey O. Ekpo, Daniel R. Oros, Bernd R. T. Simoneit

Get full text

Effect of Sand Mining on River System: A Case Study of River Rwabakazi Kabale Municipality.. by Kamagara, Denis

Subjects: Get full text

Phytoplankton communities as indicator of trophic state in some habitats of Batanghari River system in Sumatera Island, Indonesia by Sulastri Sulastri, Lumbantoruan Reliana, Sudarso Jojok, Sukamto Tedjo

Get full text

Nutrient transport from the Ganga–Brahmaputra–Meghna River system to the Bay of Bengal: past and future trends by Hamdy Elsayed, Arthur Beusen, Alexander Felix Bouwman

Get full text

River System Style Frameworks, New Approach to Management of rivers (Case Study: Karaj Arangeh basin) by shila hajehforosh, amir karam

Subjects: Get full text

Assessing Groundwater Connection/Disconnection to Waterholes Along the Balonne River and in the Barwon–Darling River System in Queensland and New South Wales, Australia, for Waterhole Persistence by Harald Hofmann, Jonathan Marshall

“…While most semi-arid, ephemeral river systems are disconnected from regional groundwater and losing in most parts there may be some sections that can be connected to localised groundwater or parafluvial areas. …”
Get full text

SETTLEMENTS IN THE RUCĂR – BRAN CORRIDOR. DYNAMICS OF FUNCTIONAL TYPES by LUCIAN DAVID

“…The favourable natural setting, the varied topography, the soil cover, the wealth of vegetal species, the well-developed river system etc., correlated with the existence of extensive pastures and hayfields have encouraged the development of a pastoral civilization in the Rucăr – Bran Corridor, which is well known both at home and abroad.…”
Get full text

Identification of Manning’s Coefficient Using HEC-RAS Model: Upstream Al-Amarah Barrage by Sarmad A. Abbas, Ali H. Al-Aboodi, Husham T. Ibrahim

“…In understanding the hydraulic characteristics of river system flow, the hydraulic simulation models are essential tools. …”
Get full text

Proposed Methods and Endpoints for Defining and Assessing Adverse Environmental Impact (AEI) on Fish Communities/Populations in Tennessee River Reservoirs by Gary D. Hickman, Mary L. Brown

Get full text

A human geography analysis of the evolution of the urban morphology of ancient Foshan city from the perspective of Cantonese trading culture by Shaobin Wang, Ye Hou, Weihui Zhang, Cheng Liao, Rongyi Wang

“…This shift reflects a transformation in the river system structure from a natural to a more systematic, intertwined, and artificial state. …”
Get full text

Influence of Water System Connectivity Project on Hydrodynamics of Offshore Tidal Waters by WANG Yifei, WANG Yanhong, YANG Xiaoyu, JIAO Jian, DING Lei

“…In this study, a two-dimensional hydrodynamic mathematical model was used to simulate the hydrodynamic conditions in the Longjiang Pond before and after the construction of the Longjiang River System Connectivity Project. The results show that the water flow velocity in most areas before and after the construction of the project is smaller than 2 cm/s, and the water flow velocity in some areas with poor water exchange capacity is smaller than 0.5 cm/s. …”
Get full text

Investigation of morphology changes in Karun River and its hazards (Case Study: Bandagir to Khorramshahr) by Amir Saffati, EzatAllah ghanavati, Hamid Alipour Dezdouli Asl

“…Studying the morphology of the rivers and identifying the causes of these changes are widely useful in determining the evolution of rivers and planning the maintenance of the river system. The Karun River, between Bandar-e-Khoramshahr and the constant flow of water in the country, plays an important role in the country's water cycle. …”
Get full text

Uncertainty analysis in river quality management considering failure probability: controllable and uncontrollable input pollutants by Mohsen Dehghani Darmian, Britta Schmalz

“…Combining numerical methods with reliability analysis and soft computing techniques, this research provides valuable insights into river system dynamics and protecting river water quality.…”
Get full text

Multifaceted taxonomy of two Dactylogyrus species on Enteromius paludinosus: Integrating light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy and molecular approaches by Maduenyane Mpho, Dos Santos Quinton Marco, Avenant-Oldewage Annemariè

“…Dactylogyrus teresae Mashego, 1983 and Dactylogyrus dominici Mashego, 1983 were collected from E. paludinosus in the Vaal River system, Gauteng, South Africa and their taxonomic data revised using standard protocols and modern approaches, alongside the type material. …”
Get full text

Assessing spatiotemporal trends of riverbank erosion using a GIS-DSAS-based integrated approach by Jahid Hasan, Md. Alif Uz Zaman, Mst Ilme Faridatul

“…Bangladesh’s geography is defined by its extensive river network, comprising around seven hundred rivers that traverse the country. This vast river system is both a key asset and a significant risk, with river erosion displacing over one million individuals annually. …”
Get full text

Textural Characteristics and Depositional Regime of the Shitalakshya River Sediments, Bangladesh by Sohag Ali, Mrinal Kanti Roy, Md. Mahmodul Islam, Zillur Rahman, Faruk Ahmed, Abdul Alim, Md. Yeasin Arafath

“…The analyzed samples have unimodal, bimodal, and polymodal distribution, which indicates the sediments are carried by different tributaries and distributaries in the Sitalakshya River system. The range of 1.46Ø–4.05Ø represented by the observed mean value suggests sand with medium to extremely fine grains. …”
Get full text