Abstract: Seasonal drying and wetting highly influence ecosystem diversity in intermittent streams. Hydrological alterations are responsible for the spawning and reproduction of aquatic habitats. The present study attempts to ...

Abstract: It is important to estimate the quantity and quality of water resources in terms of spatial and temporal variability to utilize such resources sustainably. Change in future climate conditions affects the availability of ...

Abstract: This study detailed a novel semicoupled method for estimating the three-dimensional vertical velocity profile in an open channel with submerged flexible vegetation. A modified form of the two-dimensional shallow water ...

Abstract: Sustainable mitigation of soil erosion and peak discharge from hilly urban watersheds in an ecologically and economically sound manner is a formidable challenge. This paper applies a linear programming optimization model ...

Abstract: The hydraulic structures constructed for the benefit of society can cause perturbations in streamflows. Such disruptions to natural conditions may affect river ecosystems. The spatial scale of the impacts is further magnified ...