Cloud‐based computing, access to big geospatial data, and virtualization, whereby users
are freed from computational hardware and data management logistics, could revolutionize …

Landscape perspectives in riverine ecology have been undertaken increasingly in the last
30 years, leading aquatic ecologists to develop a diverse set of approaches for …

In an era of big‐data acquisition and semiautomation of geomorphic river surveys, it is timely
to consider how to better integrate this into existing and widely used conceptual frameworks …

A fundamental premise of river management is that practitioners understand the resource
they are working with. In river management this requires that baseline information is …

River rehabilitation and ecological engineering are becoming critical issues for improving
river status when ecological habitats and connectivity have been altered by human …

It is not new to recognize that data from remote sensing platforms is transforming the way we
characterize and analyse our environment. The ability to collect continuous data spanning …

Prioritizing restoration opportunities effectively across entire riverscape networks (ie, riverine
landscape including floodplain and stream channel networks) can be difficult when relying …

In the Pacific Northwest, widespread stream channel simplification has led to a loss of
habitat area and diversity for rearing salmon. Subsequent efforts throughout the Columbia …

Process-based classification of rivers is widely used for assessing the effects of past
landscape disturbance, current biophysical conditions, and likely responses to future …

The cascade dam constructions in the Lancang River basin will alter the river's hydrological
status and affect the habitat quality of spawning sites. In this study, an ecohydraulic model …