Advances in Hydrodynamics, Pollution and Bioavailable Transfers
A special issue of Processes (ISSN 2227-9717). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental and Green Processes".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 November 2025 | Viewed by 148
Special Issue Editors
Interests: basin water environment; vegetation; ecological restoration; migration and transformation of pollutant; environmental fluid mechanics; turbulence
Interests: water management; mountain hydrology; vadose zone; hydrologic modeling; snow
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Interests: basin water environment; vegetation; ecological restoration; migration and transformation of pollutant; environmental fluid mechanics; turbulence
Interests: environmental and ecological hydraulics; fluid simulation modeling; vegetation; pollutant transport; environmental processes
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The ecological restoration of rivers and lakes has become a key focus in global ecosystem rehabilitation efforts. This restoration process requires a comprehensive understanding of various interrelated phenomena, including hydrodynamics, pollutant migration, and the movement of bioavailable materials. Exploring the interactions between these processes and how they collectively influence ecosystem recovery is essential. This Special Issue aims to investigate these interconnected processes and their mechanisms, focusing on the roles of water flow, pollutant transport, and the migration of nutrients and organic matter in aquatic ecosystems. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, experimental, numerical, and theoretical studies on:
- Hydrodynamic processes in river and lake ecosystems;
- Pollutant migration and the impact of vegetation in mitigating pollution;
- Movement of bioavailable materials and their influence on ecosystem restoration;
- Interaction mechanisms between water flow and pollutant migration;
- Development and optimization of adsorption materials;
- Research on sustainability and economics.
Dr. Weijie Wang
Dr. Jiao Zhang
Dr. Mengyang Liu
Dr. Guotao Cui
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- ecosystem
- remediation of environmental pollutants
- vegetation
- green infrastructure
- river
- lake
- wastewater
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