Human-induced landscape change is difficult to predict due to the complexity inherent in
both geomorphic and social systems as well as due to the coupling relationships between …

Understanding the natural evolution of a river–delta–sea system is important to develop a
strong scientific basis for efficient integrated management plans. The distribution of sediment …

Many deltas around the world have recorded a decreasing sediment input, mostly due to
retention in dams constructed on the river or in the river basin. The Danube River has …

Rivers provide key ecosystem services that are inherently engineered and optimized to meet
the strategic and economic needs of countries around the world. However, limited water …

In light of the increased frequency of multi-hazards, the dynamics of vulnerability across
time, space, and different hazards emerges as an intriguing but challenging research topic …

This research investigated the contributions of climate-and human-induced change to
streamflow alteration between 1966 and 2010 in four catchments in southern Romania …

As part of a general trend towards river management solutions that provide more room for
the river, longitudinal training dams (LTDs) have recently been constructed in the inner bend …

To better understand the outcomes of river restoration, our paper analyzes the variability of
the water content in a restored riparian wetland. We focused our demonstration on the case …

The border line between Bulgaria and Romania was established a century ago on the
Danube River's thalweg, going around islands. Over time, islands migrated; to avoid …

The Danube is the only major European river that follows a general west‐to‐east course
and, thus, transports water from high mountains with snow cover in winter and basins of …