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Ádám Nádudvari, Agnieszka Czajka, Bartlomiej Wyzga, Marcin Zygmunt and Marcin Wdowikowski
Our research introduces the river regulation effects on three sections of the upper and middle Odra River (south-western Poland), with differently channelized parts. In the upper and lower reaches, the river was straightened, narrowed, and trained with g...
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Konstantinos Stefanidis, Anna Latsiou, Theodora Kouvarda, Anastasia Lampou, Nektarios Kalaitzakis, Konstantinos Gritzalis and Elias Dimitriou
The Water Framework Directive (WFD) requires from member states to monitor hydromorphological features of rivers in order to assess their ecological quality. Thus, numerous hydromorphological assessment methods have been developed with most of them focus...
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James H. Roberts, Gregory B. Anderson and Paul L. Angermeier
Projects to assess environmental impact or restoration success in rivers focus on project-specific questions but can also provide valuable insights for future projects. Both restoration actions and impact assessments can become ?adaptive? by using the kn...
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Anna Grace Nostbakken Meissner, Meghan Kathleen Carr, Iain David Phillips, Karl-Erich Lindenschmidt
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Many rivers are intensely managed due to anthropogenic influences such as dams, channelization, and water provision for municipalities, agriculture, and industry. With this growing pressure on fluvial systems comes a greater need to evaluate the state of...
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Anna G. N. Meissner, Meghan K. Carr, Iain D. Phillips, Karl-Erich Lindenschmidt
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Modern river ecosystems undergo constant stress from disturbances such as bank stabilization, channelization, dams, and municipal, agricultural, and industrial water use. As these anthropogenic water requirements persist, more efficient methods of charac...
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