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Advances in Water Resource Monitoring and Modelling: Water Quantity and Quality Issues

Advances in Water Resource Monitoring and Modelling: Water Quantity and Quality Issues

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The availability of fresh water of good or high quality is essential for the health of people, animals and the environment. The monitoring and modelling of water resources are therefore strategic for achieving a sustainable and inclusive society. This reprint hosts research and review papers featuring different approaches ranging from engineering and environmental sciences (hydrology, ecotoxicology and remote sensing) to economic disciplines (environmental and circular economy). Contributions may be of interest to both researchers and environmental managers.

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Keywords

  • 1951–2021
  • antiretrovirals
  • aquatic vegetation
  • balanced accuracy
  • baseflow index
  • Brda river
  • cascade dams
  • cation exchange
  • chlorophyll-a
  • circular economy (CE)
  • climate variability
  • cold season
  • components
  • critical raw materials
  • DESIS
  • Development economics & emerging economies
  • dissolved load transport
  • Economic indicators
  • Economics
  • Economics, finance, business & management
  • Ecotoxicology
  • EPANET
  • evaporative ratio
  • Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost)
  • failures
  • geothermal water
  • Global Land Evaporation Amsterdam Model (GLEAM)
  • hydrogeochemical characterization
  • hyperspectral data
  • increasing trends
  • indicators
  • Indicators of Hydrologic Alteration (IHA)
  • Los Cabos block
  • lowland river basin
  • middle-latitude region
  • mixing processes
  • Monitoring
  • Multilayer Perceptron Neural Network (MLPNN)
  • multistep-ahead forecasting
  • n/a
  • nutrient transport
  • ocean dumping
  • phosphorus
  • Poland
  • pollution effects
  • predicted environmental concentration
  • predictor variables
  • PRISMA
  • resources
  • Risk Analysis
  • Risk assessment
  • Risk management
  • risk maps
  • river flow
  • river freezing
  • river regime
  • river regime shift
  • safety of water supply
  • satellite images
  • seawater intrusion processes
  • snowfall-to-precipitation ratio
  • spatial–temporal pattern
  • subtropical coastal zone
  • suspended sediment transport
  • Sustainable Management
  • terrestrial evaporation
  • Trends
  • turbidity
  • Ukraine
  • V4
  • Visegrád Group
  • waste treatment
  • wastewater
  • Water
  • Water quality
  • water supply network
  • water supply system
  • XGBoost algorithm

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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-8211-5

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