Degradation of coastal ecosystems in the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) lagoon, Australia, has
been linked with increased land-based runoff of suspended solids, nutrients and pesticides …

Distributed hydrological models are valuable tools that can be used to support water
management in catchments. However, the complexity of management issues, the variety of …

Realtime information on sediment and nutrients generated and transported from catchments
is essential to inform management decisions aimed to improve the ecosystem health of the …

It is expected that the impacts of climate change on Canada's water resources will be
significant. Climate induced changes in precipitation and air temperature will lead to earlier …

Climate change, together with the increasing influence of anthropogenic activities in the
atmosphere, has impacted ecosystems enormously, escalating much concern for pollution …

Complex spatio-temporal environmental problems call for an integrated assessment of
environmental systems due to their interdisciplinary nature. Within this context, the approach …

The loss of pesticides from land to waterways is a well-studied problem at the plot or
paddock scale and also within waterways. However, no coherent theory exists to scale the …

The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) in Queensland of Australia is recognised globally for its
beauty and biodiversity. Managing the GBR is a complex challenge. Its managers grapple …

The prediction of nutrient pollution at realistic details is difficult due to lack of proper
description of inherent processes in modelling tools. To overcome that this study has …

The world-wide trend towards a growing urbanization mainly affects suburbanareas. These
areas are subject to rapid modifications such as an increase of imperviousareas …