Advances in Sustainable River Management: Reconciling Conflicting Interests under Climate Extremes

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-2896-0

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flood frequency; rainfall-runoff model; river-based tourism; reservoir regulation; water availability; climate variability; land use change; flood hazard zone; EBA4SUB model; FLO-2D; Mike11; dynamic flow releases; flow regime; hydrological methods; Indicators of Hydrological Alteration; river health; artificial intelligence; Ganga; groundwater; Hindon; statistical indicators; Uttar Pradesh; bottom sediments; soil core; levee; stability analysis; geosynthetics; dykes; levees; protection; reinforcement; stabilization; drainage; erosion control; barriers; emission reductions; climate change; hydro-economic water allocation; optimal water allocation; risk analysis; water supply; the Thames; ecosystem; pollution; biodiversity; non-native species; ecosystem management; remediation; restoration; monitoring; n/a

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Advances in Sustainable River Management: Reconciling Conflicting Interests under Climate Extremes

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January 2022

208 pages

ISBN 978-3-0365-2897-7 (Hardback)
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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Advances in Sustainable River Management: Reconciling Conflicting Interests under Climate Extremes that was published in

Environmental & Earth Sciences

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The main objective of this Special Issue is to contribute in understanding and provide science-based knowledge, new ideas/approaches and solutions in sustainable river management, to improve water management policies and practices following different environmental requirements aspects.