Egyptian Mediterranean coast hosts five shallow lagoons which play a vital role in the
national economy. Lake Burullus is the second largest one that is located in the Nile Delta …

Sand mining has significant impacts on the hydrological and hydrodynamic regimes of river-
lake systems. Recently, continuous sand mining has occurred in Poyang Lake, a large …

Egyptian Lakes are received different organic and inorganic pollutants from treated and
untreated drainage effluent. Forty-five surface water samples from 15 locations were …

Coastal lagoons are particularly vulnerable to climate change, in particular, Sea Level Rise
(SLR) due to their shallowness. Lake Burullus provides a variety of socio-economic services …

Constructed wetlands (CWs) are an important component of the urban matrix and play an
essential role in the restoration of urban ecological environments. Although existing studies …

Lake Siombak is one of the tidal lakes found in Indonesia. This lake is unique because it is
affected by sea tides, 6 km from the coast. This study aims to provide a detailed picture of the …

Floodplain lakes are valuable to humans because of their various functions and are
characterized by dramatic hydrological condition variations. In this study, a two-dimensional …

During the last few years, Lake Manzala, the largest Egyptian coastal lake, has suffered from
the excessive discharge of industrial, agricultural, and municipal wastewater. This study …

Anthropic pressures deteriorate river water quality, so authorities need to identify their
causes and define corrective actions. Physically based water quality models are a useful …

Coastal lagoons offer vital ecosystem services that enhance human well-being and promote
biodiversity conservation. The molding and governance of the development and evolution of …