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Water, Volume 15, Issue 23

December-1 2023 - 168 articles

Cover Story: Droughts are a complex hazard with multiple, and often dramatic, impacts, depending on the environmental and societal contexts. In order to enhance our understanding of the interdisciplinary dynamics of droughts—an essential step to improve anticipation and crisis management by stakeholders—we develop a innovative cross-disciplinary analysis tool: the chrono-systemic timeline. This instrument provides a comprehensive visual representation of the crisis, simultaneously offering temporal and multi-sectoral perspectives through the integration of environmental, economic, social and political data. When applied to the 2018 drought in Wallonia (Belgium), the chrono-systemic timeline revealed many interdisciplinary connections and enables the management strategies to be criticised and adjusted in order to address future droughts effectively. View this paper
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Articles (168)

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
3,988 Views
28 Pages

Waterborne Disease Risk Assessment and Mapping for a Floating Village by Combining 3D Hydraulic Simulation and Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment

  • Takashi Nakamura,
  • Hideto Fujii,
  • Toru Watanabe,
  • Sarann Ly,
  • Sambo Lun,
  • Yoichi Fujihara,
  • Keisuke Hoshikawa,
  • Kazuhiko Miyanaga and
  • Chihiro Yoshimura

4 December 2023

Spatiotemporal changes in waterborne disease risk were evaluated for the Chhnok Tru floating village in the Tonle Sap Lake by combining a hydraulic simulation and quantitative microbial risk assessment (QMRA). First, a three-dimensional (3D) hydrauli...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
1,694 Views
13 Pages

Study on Calculating Appropriate Impact Assessment for LID Facility Using A-I-R Curve

  • Youngseok Song,
  • Yoonkyung Park,
  • Moojong Park and
  • Jingul Joo

4 December 2023

Low impact development (LID) facilities are designed to maintain water circulation functions on the surface and subsurface. LID facilities can be applied to various areas and are expected to have both short-term and long-term effects, making them wid...

  • Article
  • Open Access
10 Citations
6,257 Views
15 Pages

4 December 2023

The general practice of rainfall-runoff model development towards physically based and spatially explicit representations of hydrological processes is data-intensive and computationally expensive. Physically based models such as the Soil Water Assess...

  • Article
  • Open Access
11 Citations
4,935 Views
20 Pages

Profiling of Antibiotic Residues in Soil and Vegetables Irrigated Using Pharmaceutical-Contaminated Water in the Delhi Stretch of the Yamuna River, India

  • Suriyah Akhter,
  • Mohd Aadil Bhat,
  • Abeer Hashem,
  • Elsayed Fathi Abd_Allah,
  • Sirajuddin Ahmed,
  • Weqar Ahmad Siddiqi,
  • Isma Kulsoom and
  • Fahim Un Nisa

4 December 2023

The movement of emerging pollutants, particularly antibiotics, from surface water to crops through the process of plant uptake poses a significant public concern related to the agricultural utilization of untreated water and biosolids. It is essentia...

  • Review
  • Open Access
4 Citations
7,863 Views
16 Pages

Wastewater-Based Epidemiology: Assessing Illicit Drug Usage and Impact through an Innovative Approach

  • Rongnan Yi,
  • Taotao Zeng,
  • Junhao Chen,
  • Dongxian Liu,
  • Xiaojing Yang,
  • Mingming Zhao and
  • Zeyan Zhou

4 December 2023

The abuse of illicit drugs, which is usually associated with violent crimes and public health issues, has evolved into a significant problem that the whole of society must address collectively. With the benefits of high productivity, convenience, obj...

  • Article
  • Open Access
16 Citations
3,191 Views
16 Pages

4 December 2023

Although tsunamis occur less frequently compared to some other natural disasters, they can be extremely devastating in the nearshore environment if they occur. An earthquake of magnitude 6.9 Mw occurred on 30 October 2020 at 12:51 p.m. UTC (2:51 p.m....

  • Article
  • Open Access
4 Citations
4,181 Views
16 Pages

Optimized Irrigated Water Management Using Numerical Flow Modeling Coupled with Finite Element Model: A Case Study of Rechna Doab, Pakistan

  • Muhammad Sanaullah,
  • Xiuquan Wang,
  • Sajid Rashid Ahmad,
  • Kamran Mirza,
  • Muhammad Qasim Mahmood and
  • Muhammad Kamran

4 December 2023

The fate of agriculture in Pakistan is predominantly concerned with excessive water mining threats to the subsurface water resources. The current study integrates the Visual MODFLOW-2000 application to estimate the water balance of an aquifer bounded...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
2,331 Views
19 Pages

4 December 2023

Carbon plays an important role in global climate change. The mechanisms of carbon sources and carbon sinks have also received wide attention from society, and the physical and chemical characteristics of riverine ions can reflect the chemical weather...

  • Article
  • Open Access
5 Citations
2,876 Views
18 Pages

Adsorption of Sunscreen Compounds from Wastewater Using Commercial Activated Carbon: Detailed Kinetic and Thermodynamic Analyses

  • Stefania Gheorghe,
  • Vasile Ion Iancu,
  • Ioana Alexandra Ionescu,
  • Florinela Pirvu,
  • Iuliana Claudia Paun,
  • Luoana Florentina Pascu and
  • Florentina Laura Chiriac

4 December 2023

Sunscreen compounds are one of the most toxic substances detected in the aqueous environment. However, these molecules are continuously utilized in a various range of products to provide protection against UV radiation. The removal of three sunscreen...

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