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Water, Volume 13, Issue 22

November-2 2021 - 166 articles

Cover Story: The Ob River is a major river in western Siberia and is the world’s seventh longest river (3650 km). It is the largest Arctic River in terms of watershed area (2,990,000 km2), and it delivers 15% of the total freshwater flow to the Arctic Ocean. Its floodplain is 10 to 50 km wide and contains numerous water bodies which are flooded during the spring period and form a system of interconnected shallow ephemeral lakes and primary and secondary water channels. View this paper
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Articles (166)

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
3,750 Views
20 Pages

22 November 2021

This study evaluated the contribution of small agricultural reservoirs (the mool-tongs) to crop production on Udo, and the role they play. Agricultural water demand and deficit, water storage in the mool-tongs, and the amount of irrigation water were...

  • Article
  • Open Access
9 Citations
4,498 Views
10 Pages

22 November 2021

The assessment of the degree to which biological communities in streams impaired by acid mine drainage (AMD) are restored by passive treatment has focused primarily on eukaryotic-cell organisms and microbial processes. The responses of microbial comm...

  • Review
  • Open Access
175 Citations
54,379 Views
47 Pages

Urban Wetlands: A Review on Ecological and Cultural Values

  • Somayeh Alikhani,
  • Petri Nummi and
  • Anne Ojala

22 November 2021

Wetlands are a critical part of natural environments that offer a wide range of ecosystem services. In urban areas, wetlands contribute to the livability of cities through improving the water quality, carbon sequestration, providing habitats for wild...

  • Article
  • Open Access
7 Citations
3,776 Views
13 Pages

Removal of Various Hazardous Materials Using a Multifunctional Biomass-Derived Hydroxyapatite (HAP) Catalyst and Its Antibacterial Effects

  • Sanha Jang,
  • Kyeongmun Park,
  • Sehwan Song,
  • Haksoo Lee,
  • Sungkyun Park,
  • Buhyun Youn and
  • Kanghyun Park

22 November 2021

In the present study, oyster shells, a cause of environmental pollution, were employed effectively to synthesize hydroxyapatite (HAP) by facile oxidation and phosphorylation. The ability of HAP to adsorb various metal cations and inhibit bacterial gr...

  • Feature Paper
  • Article
  • Open Access
5 Citations
4,045 Views
16 Pages

Functional Feeding Groups of Macrofauna and Detritus Decomposition along a Gradient of Glacial Meltwater Influence in Tropical High-Andean Streams

  • Patricio Andino,
  • Rodrigo Espinosa,
  • Verónica Crespo-Pérez,
  • Sophie Cauvy-Frauníe,
  • Olivier Dangles and
  • Dean Jacobsen

22 November 2021

Tropical Andean glaciers are retreating rapidly, with possible consequences for trophic structure and ecosystem processes in high Andean meltwater streams. Here, we measured the environmental characteristics, quantified pools of particulate organic m...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
3,993 Views
20 Pages

22 November 2021

A complex cross-section reinforced concrete pipe that combines a sub-pipe for the flow of sewage in dry weather and a main pipe for the flow of rainwater was developed to reduce sedimentation of the combined sewer system in dry weather. The sub-pipe...

  • Article
  • Open Access
10 Citations
4,776 Views
17 Pages

22 November 2021

The earth has been reshaped for millennia. The accelerating pace of anthropogenic activities has generated enormous impacts on the water environment. As one of the main drivers of landscape change, anthropogenic disturbance has brought many negative...

  • Article
  • Open Access
5 Citations
2,981 Views
21 Pages

22 November 2021

A field experiment was conducted with soybean to observe evapotranspiration (ET) and crop water stress index (CWSI) with three watering levels at Keszthely, Hungary, during the growing seasons 2017–2020. The three different watering levels were...

  • Article
  • Open Access
14 Citations
3,570 Views
23 Pages

Exploring the Potential of the Cost-Efficient TAHMO Observation Data for Hydro-Meteorological Applications in Sub-Saharan Africa

  • Julia Schunke,
  • Patrick Laux,
  • Jan Bliefernicht,
  • Moussa Waongo,
  • Windmanagda Sawadogo and
  • Harald Kunstmann

22 November 2021

The Trans-African Hydro-Meteorological Observatory (TAHMO) is a promising initiative aiming to install 20,000 stations in sub-Saharan Africa counteracting the decreasing trend of available measuring stations. To achieve this goal, it is particularly...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
4,585 Views
40 Pages

Implementing an Operational Framework to Develop a Streamflow Duration Assessment Method: A Case Study from the Arid West United States

  • Raphael D. Mazor,
  • Brian J. Topping,
  • Tracie-Lynn Nadeau,
  • Ken M. Fritz,
  • Julia E. Kelso,
  • Rachel A. Harrington,
  • Whitney S. Beck,
  • Kenneth S. McCune,
  • Aaron O. Allen and
  • Robert Leidy
  • + 2 authors

22 November 2021

Streamflow duration information underpins many management decisions. However, hydrologic data are rarely available where needed. Rapid streamflow duration assessment methods (SDAMs) classify reaches based on indicators that are measured in a single b...

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