The objective reality of uneven water resource distribution and imbalanced water demand of
the human society makes it inevitable to transfer water. It has been an age-old method to …

With the worsening environmental problems in the plain river network, flowing water has
become important because of its obvious improvement effect. In order to solve water quality …

Globally, precipitation is expected to increase along with the rise of temperatures due to
climate change, increasing the likelihood of freshwater intrusion into coastal ecosystems. In …

Freshwater cyanobacteria periodically accumulate, or bloom, in water bodies across the
United States (US). These blooms, also known as cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms …

Existing research on nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus) in the Upper Mississippi River
(UMR) can be organized into the following categories:(1) Long-term changes in nutrient …

To improve lake water quality, two experimental water transfers were conducted in winter–
spring 2002 and summer–fall 2003 in Lake Taihu, a large shallow lake in China. Both …

After the 1927 flood of record on the Mississippi River, the Bonnet Carré Spillway in
Louisiana was constructed as a flood control operation. When it is opened, the spillway …

The combination of remote sensing techniques and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
to measure water quality allows researchers to monitor changes in various water quality …

As an ecosystem responds to external environmental changes slowly due to its
reorganization compared with the water quality and it has great influence on lake …

Large freshwater pulses to coastal ecosystems change local hydrologic regimes and alter
biogeochemical processes. The Mississippi Bight coastal ecosystem, located in the northern …