Climate Change and Human-Induced Changes on Hydrological and Fluvial Process
A special issue of Hydrology (ISSN 2306-5338). This special issue belongs to the section "Hydrology–Climate Interactions".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (29 February 2024) | Viewed by 330
Special Issue Editors
Interests: floods; channel deformation; climate change; sediment transport
Interests: watershed hydrological processes; riverbed evolution; estuarine dynamics; coastal and estuarine circulations; sediment transport processes of bays; modeling of coastal ocean processes; geographic info
Interests: hydrology; hydroclimatology; fluvial geomorphology; climatology
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
A large number of rivers worldwide are being hydromorphologically altered by climate- and human-induced changes. Additionally, climate-change- and human-induced changes are driving an increase in extreme events. This leads to greater occurrences of water hazard events such as droughts and floods. Due to the increase in large hydropower dams planned across the world, most of the river basins will be severely regulated. Rivers will adjust to disturbances in a very complex way.
This Special Issue aims to offer an appropriate avenue for discussing and disseminating recent developments in hydrological and fluvial processes, coming from students, researchers, and professionals working in careers linked to water.
For this Special Issue, papers reporting theoretical, field, laboratory, and numerical investigations on hydrological and fluvial processes are welcome.
Authors are encouraged to submit their manuscripts related to the following topics:
- Hydrological processes;
- Water related hazards under the global climate change;
- Fluvial processes;
- Human impacts on fluvial system;
- Risk mitigation.
Dr. Li He
Prof. Dr. Biyun Guo
Prof. Dr. Ali A. Assani
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- hydrological processes
- fluvial processes
- climate change
- anthropogenic influence
- floods and droughts
- risk mitigation
