Environmental flows (e-flows) aim to mitigate the threat of altered hydrological regimes in
river systems and connected waterbodies and are an important component of integrated …

Freshwater biodiversity conservation has received substantial attention in the scientific
literature and is finally being recognized in policy frameworks such as the Global …

Climate change introduces greater complexity to water resources planning, requiring
techniques suited to increased future uncertainties. In Australia's Murray Darling Basin …

Environmental flows (e-flows) management takes place within a complex social-ecological
system, necessitating the involvement of diverse stakeholders and an appreciation of a …

Change in flow regime is one of the major reasons which influence the services offered by
rivers and integrity of their aquatic ecosystems requiring certain amount of flow in the river …

Environmental flows (or Eflows) refer to water that is allocated to the environment through
the deliberate release of stored water or planned allocations. Since the late 20th century …

Climate change is irreversibly changing the water cycle, yet existing environmental flow
assessment methods often fail to recognize the non-stationarity of hydro-climatic systems …

The degree of success of river water diversion planning decisions is affected by uncertain
environmental conditions. The adaptive water management framework incorporates this …

We developed an integrated optimization program to design the release strategy for a dam,
given a downstream flow target and considering medium-range ensemble forecasts of …

Environmental flows (e‐flows) assessments are a powerful mechanism for enhancing and
conserving the ecosystem goods and services rivers provide while allocating water to …