Sargassum horneri is a highly productive macroalgal species capable of assimilating dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) and converting CO2 into carbohydrates, making it a promising solution for carbon capture and biomass enhancement. Owing to its wide d...
Climate-driven hydrological changes are transforming river valleys, particularly floodplain lakes (FLs). Increasingly prolonged droughts and reduced flooding are causing the desiccation of oxbow and floodplain lakes, leading to the conversion of aqua...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the measures adopted by higher education institutions (HEIs) for sustainable water management in university campuses. Rain and storm water harvesting and treatment, rain and storm water reuse, wastewater treatm...
A prominent development in environmental engineering and water resource management is the growing adoption of the term “One Water,” which encompasses all categories of water. In practical terms, One Water Concept (OWC) suggests that some...
This study aims to map the evolution of pico-hydropower and Michell–Banki (cross-flow) turbine research from 2000 to 2025 through a combined bibliometric analysis and qualitative mini-review. In total, 1036 Scopus-indexed records were initially...
Climate change and water scarcity are major threats to the sustainability of wheat production in Mediterranean regions. Thus, timely and reliable water demand assessments are crucial to drive decisions on crop management strategies that are useful fo...
Water quality monitoring is crucial for public health and environmental protection, but traditional methods lack real-time accuracy. This study addresses this gap by combining feature augmentation methods (e.g., sliding window) with Principal Compone...
Environmental conditions at shallow-buried tunnel portals often cause stratum moisture content variations, where pipe roof support is commonly used for pre-reinforcement. While studies show water content significantly affects soil strength, its impac...
In deep underground engineering projects, the rock mass is frequently subjected to extreme environments characterized by high geostress and high permeation pressure. This makes the rock mass highly prone to disasters such as collapses, significant de...
Coastal erosion poses a significant threat to global shorelines, exacerbated by anthropogenic pressures and climate change. The Sea of Azov, a shallow, semi-enclosed basin with coastlines composed of weakly consolidated sediments, represents a highly...
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