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A reassessment of the suspended sediment load in the Madeira River basin from the Andes of Peru and Bolivia to the Amazon River in Brazil, based on 10 years of data from the HYBAM monitoring programme
How Big of an Effect Do Small Dams Have? Using Geomorphological Footprints to Quantify Spatial Impact of Low-Head Dams and Identify Patterns of Across-Dam Variation
Evaluation of Hydrogeomorphic Dynamics' Influence on Fish Ecological Status in the Upper Yellow River: An Ecohydraulic Modelling Approach for Braided River Management
Integrating analytical and machine learning approaches to simulate and predict dam foundation stress and river valley contraction in a large-scale reservoir
New indicator of habitat functionality reveals high risk of underestimating trade-offs among sustainable development goals: The case of wild reindeer and hydropower
Changes in flow and sediment transport caused by cascade hydropower in the upper reaches of Yangtze River and their influence on spawning of Coreius heterodon
Evaluating ecological health in the middle-lower reaches of the Hanjiang River with cascade reservoirs using the Planktonic index of biotic integrity (P-IBI)
Ecological health assessments of rivers with multiple dams based on the biological integrity of phytoplankton: A case study of North Creek of Jiulong River
Optimizing multi-objective operation of cascade reservoirs to enhance hydropower generation and fish spawning demand synergies during the pre-flood drawdown period
Up close, it gets worse: Comparison of hydropower perceptions between impacted populations in the Amazon and those of the Brazilian population as a whole
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