Modern Developments in Flood Modelling

Tegos, Aristoteles; Ziogas, Alexandros; Bellos, Vasilis

doi:10.3390/hydrology10050112

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“…Assessing the actual connection between extreme flooding and aquatic health is often a challenging task, as a variety of in situ gauges are required to define interconnected study layers [205,206]. Long-term monitoring gauges for multiple abiotic and biotic parameters, as set out above, should be available to provide wise decisions relating to water/environmental exploitation issues.…”

Section: Extreme Floodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multi-Interacting Natural and Anthropogenic Stressors on Freshwater Ecosystems: Their Current Status and Future Prospects for 21st Century

Bănăduc,

Curtean-Bănăduc,

Barinova

et al. 2024

Water

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The inheritance of historic human-induced disruption and the fierceness of its impact change aquatic ecosystems. This work reviews some of the main stressors on freshwater ecosystems, focusing on their effects, threats, risks, protection, conservation, and management elements. An overview is provided on the water protection linked to freshwater stressors: solar ultraviolet radiation, thermal pollution, nanoparticles, radioactive pollution, salinization, nutrients, sedimentation, drought, extreme floods, fragmentation, pesticides, war and terrorism, algal blooms, invasive aquatic plants, riparian vegetation, and invasive aquatic fish. Altogether, these stressors build an exceptionally composite background of stressors that are continuously changing freshwater ecosystems and diminishing or even destroying their capability to create and maintain ongoing natural healthy products and essential services to humans. Environmental and human civilization sustainability cannot exist without the proper management of freshwater ecosystems all over the planet; this specific management is impossible if the widespread studied stressors are not deeply understood structurally and functionally. Without considering each of these stressors and their synergisms, the Earth’s freshwater is doomed in terms of both quantitative and qualitative aspects.

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Section: Extreme Floodsmentioning

confidence: 99%