Rivers are not isolated systems but interact continuously with groundwater from their
confined headwaters to their wide lowland floodplains. In the last few decades, research on …

This paper describes a spatial measurement technique to measure the free surface of
natural fluid flows in laboratory applications. This effective solution is based on “Structure …

The exchange of groundwater and surface water (GW‐SW), including dissolved constituents
and energy, represents a critical yet challenging characterization problem for …

The hyporheic zone, ie the groundwater-surface water interface within riverine/riparian
ecosystems, plays a key role in water transport, energy flow and biogeochemical cycling at …

Analytical models of river evolution predict meander narrowing and elongation which
creates sinuosity‐driven hyporheic exchange across the meander neck, by decreasing flow …

Groundwater discharge to rivers is crucial to river quality and aqueous ecosystem, and has
increasingly drawn researchers' attention. However, accurately identifying the locations of …

Xenobiotic organic compounds can be discharged from contaminated groundwater inflow
and may seep into streams from multiple pathways with very different dynamics, some not …