Inundations of wetlands play a significant role in wetland ecosystems, but they are
vulnerable to hydrological alterations. In Southeast Asia, many hydro-dams, which …

Waste materials of all kinds are among the problems facing third world countries in
protecting the environment. One of the major parts of waste materials is waste glass. With …

The study of flood risks has a fundamental role in ensuring the safety of cities near rivers and
drawing up plans to protect them during future floods. This study aims to manage potential …

While large dams provide society with many benefits, there are many environmental trade‐
offs. One trade‐off of dam installation is the morphologic changes that ensue in the …

The flood risk management is one of the primary concerns in water resources engineering.
The flood occurs as a result of unexpected events in the hydrological cycle, such as rainfall …

Investigating and managing water surface profiles over obstructions in waterways is a critical
aspect of water resources engineering. To address this challenge, numerous studies have …

Sediment deposition causes the reduction of aquatic habitats and increase of water
velocities within rivers, which negatively impacts the environment and the surrounding …

Bank retreat involving a combination of fluvial erosion and bank collapse has been found to
be a major contributor to sediment transport, lateral migration, and planform evolution of …

Hydraulic analysis of water distribution networks stands as a paramount mathematical
application within the realm of water resources engineering. The EPANET software …

The fluctuation of water level downstream from dams due to hydropower flow releases
negatively affects the riverbank stability. Therefore, this research aims to examine the …