Groundwater flooding is a phenomenon which has become recognised as a significant
natural hazard in recent years. The Gort lowland karst catchment situated in south Co …

Dam-induced hydrological alterations and eco-environmental impacts have significant
implications, however, these concern issues in large floodplain systems are less well …

Many areas around the world are affected by Groundwater Level rising (GWLr). One of the
most severe consequences of this phenomenon is Groundwater Flooding (GF), with serious …

Peri-urban floodplains are an important interface between developed land and the aquatic
environment and may act as a source or sink for contaminants moving from urban areas …

Channelization and embankment of rivers has led to major ecological degradation of
aquatic habitats worldwide. River restoration can be used to restore favourable hydrological …

Groundwater flooding can occur when the water table rises due to (a) recharge to (or
decreased abstraction from) aquifers with low storativity or (b) propagation of the rising river …

Karst waterlogging is a natural disaster that occurs frequently and it adversely affects the
social and economic development of affected areas. An analysis of the causes of karst …

Stable water isotopes are invaluable in helping understand catchment functioning and are
widely used in experimental catchments, with higher frequency data becoming increasingly …

Groundwater is a large, slowly changing pool of the macronutrients nitrogen (N),
phosphorus (P) and dissolved organic carbon (DOC), with impacts on receptors, surface …

Floodplain reconnection can potentially improve the hydrogeomorphology of river corridors
and attenuate flood peaks. However, empirical evidence of its effectiveness–needed to …