Use of real time control (RTC) technology in rainwater harvesting systems can improve
performance across water supply, flood protection, and environmental flow provision. Such …

Rivers and their surrounding lands are focal points of human development in the landscape.
However, activities associated with development can greatly affect river processes, causing …

Urbanization, if not properly managed, can lead to stream channel degradation termed
Urban Stream Syndrome (USS). However, the effects of different levels of urbanization and …

Urban land development causes significant changes to river channel form and function.
Outcomes are strongly conditioned by local circumstances although responses such as …

Abstract Real-Time Control (RTC) technology is increasingly applied in Rainwater
Harvesting (RWH) systems to optimise their performance related to water supply and flood …

Abstract Studies in Real− Time Control (RTC) Rainwater Harvesting Systems (RWH) have to
date been limited to the control of single storages, leaving the potential benefits of operating …

Land use change threatens aquatic ecosystems through freshwater salinization and
sediment pollution. Effective river management requires an understanding of the dominant …

Restoring urbanized streams is challenging because of the absence of natural reference
reaches and major changes in discharge and sediment supply as a consequence of …

Watershed urbanization frequently leads to river channel enlargement and incision.
Mitigation strategies such as in‐channel restoration and stormwater management have …

Catchment urbanization is widely recognised as a primary driver of stream degradation by
increasing stormwater runoff, which causes major changes to key ecosystem processes …