Bank filtration (BF) is a well established and proven natural water treatment technology,
where surface water is infiltrated to an aquifer through river or lake banks. Improvement of …

The streambed constitutes the physical interface between the surface and the subsurface of
a stream. Across all spatial scales, the physical properties of the streambed control surface …

Groundwater exploitation in a riparian zone causes water infiltration from the river into the
aquifer. Owing to adsorption and redox reactions along the flow path, the quality of water …

The hydropeaking operations of a hydropower dam can significantly affect the flow and
thermal regimes in riverine reservoirs, and this effect is very complex, both in space and …

Sand mining adversely behaves with changing river system, especially in the bedload
transport process. This study aims to find out the relationships between river water flows …

Better understanding of the dynamics of hydrological connectivity between river and
floodplain is essential for the ecological integrity of river systems. In this study, we proposed …

The aim of the present study was to estimate the performance of slow sand filtration (SSF)
facilities, including the time needed for reaching stabilization (maturation), operated with …

Fine particle deposition and streambed clogging affect many ecological and biogeochemical
processes, but little is known about the effects of groundwater flow into and out of rivers on …

Study region Patna is located on the southern bank of the River Ganges in Bihar, India.
Rapid population growth over the past few decades has driven an increase in groundwater …

Infiltration from natural rivers or streams is the most important source of aquifer recharge at
riverbank filtration (RBF) sites. Due to the influence of river hydrological processes and …