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Watershed Ecology and the Environment
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ISSN 2589-4714 · KeAi Communications Co., Ltd. · 142 artikel di indeks
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Closed depressions and karst landforms in Rif Alpine Cordillera (Northern Morocco): The case of dolomitic Jbel Dersa Massif
The morphology, distribution, and structural control of karst closed depressions in a dolomitic karst landscape are the focus of this study. The study area is the Jbel Dersa Massif (JDM), part of the “Dorsale Calcaire” (DC) unit within the Rif Mountain range in northern Morocco. A combined analysis…
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Integrating socio-economic zones into water resource analysis under land use change and climate variability in the Okavango basin
The impacts of land use/land cover (LULC) change and climate variability on surface water availability is critical for informing transboundary water management. However, most hydrological models overlook the socio-economic (SE) heterogeneity of basins, potentially leading to oversimplified or…
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Integrating artificial intelligence for sustainable waste management: Insights from machine learning and deep learning
As global waste production grows, sustainable waste management (WM) has become an issue for modern societies. This paper explores the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL), to improve waste management (WM) systems by enhancing…
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Hydrological challenges and agricultural opportunities in Northern Ghana: addressing climate change impacts and future pathways
The management of water resources in agriculture is of paramount importance, especially in regions facing hydrological challenges exacerbated by climate change variability. This study explores the hydrological challenges, opportunities, and the way forward for agriculture in the Northern part of…
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Satellite-based alpine water dynamics response to climate change across the Tibetan Plateau
The spatiotemporal water dynamics across the Tibetan Plateau (TP) are important for sustainable utilization and management of water resources in Asia, particularly under the influence of climate change. However, comprehensive assessments of the long-term variations in lakes, marshlands, and…
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Lake Babati ecosystem, Tanzania: biodiversity status, anthropogenic threats, and land use implications − a review
This is a systematic literature review exploring the effects of anthropogenic activities and land use changes on biodiversity and the ecological health of Lake Babati. A structured search using PRISMA (preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses) 2020 employed three major…
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Geospatial analysis of wetland dynamics and watershed monitoring in Pokhara Valley, Nepal
Lakes are essential components of ecosystems and serve as important indicators of climate change and human impact. This study employed historical remote sensing images and geospatial analysis to examine the dynamics of three significant wetlands (Phewa, Begnas, and Rupa lakes) in the Pokhara Valley…
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Identifying investment priority areas for soil conservation in the Winike watershed, upper Omo Gibe Basin of Ethiopia
Sustainable land management is necessary for soil erosion control, vegetation recovery, and land restoration. This study was conducted to identify the soil erosion susceptibility areas in the Winike watershed, upper Omo Gibe Basin of Ethiopia. Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and InVEST modeling…
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Weakly supervised bird-flock counting in wetlands based on multimodal optical image perception
As crucial bio-indicators for wetland ecosystem health assessment, wetland birds play a pivotal role in ecological monitoring and conservation. This study address three challenges in avian population monitoring using optical remote sensing imagery, including high cost of manual annotation…
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Artificial intelligence applications in hydrological studies and ecological restoration of watersheds: A systematic review
Water resources management is fundamental to the sustainability of river basins. Water quality is affected by pollution caused by human activities. In this context, the restoration of degraded watersheds helps soil recovery, sustainable water management, reforestation, biodiversity conservation and…
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How far have roadside curb inlets evolved towards sustainable urban drainage?
Stormwater management has become a critical issue, particularly with the ongoing urbanization and the impacts of climate change. Roadside curb inlets are key components of grey infrastructure that convey stormwater to various drainage systems. Curb inlets for conventional drainage systems are…
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Evaluation of vegetation-wetland-soil ecological water retention capacity in the source region of the Yangtze and Yellow rivers (SRYY)
Ecological Regulation and Storage (ERS), a crucial natural regulatory mechanism in river basins, is vital in assessing watershed resilience and guiding water resource management. This study establishes a novel tripartite framework (vegetation-wetland-soil) to quantify ERS dynamics in the…
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Recent research trends in mangrove management systems (2014–2023) and predictions of future research; A bibliometric analysis
This review of the scientific literature on mangrove management systems using bibliometric methods aimed to identify research trends, key topics, and collaboration between researchers. Data were collected from a one-time search of the Scopus database over the last ten-year period (2014– 2023)…
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Advancing wetland mapping in Argentina: A probabilistic approach integrating remote sensing, machine learning, and cloud computing towards sustainable ecosystem monitoring
Wetlands, covering 7 % of Earth’s surface, are crucial for providing ecosystem services and regulating climate change. Despite their importance, global fluctuations in wetland distribution highlight the need for accurate and comprehensive mapping to address current and future challenges. In…
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Performance assessment of personal care products industrial effluent treatment plant and its impacts on the environment
Personal care products (PCPs) are emerging pollutants (EPs) that are capable of inducing adverse physiological effects on human health. PCPs industries generate a large volume of EPs that pose a significant threat to the aquatic environment. This study assessed PCPs industrial wastewater for…
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SPATIAL and temporal dynamics of groundwater vulnerability to contaminants under climate and land use changes in the Pra and Ankobra basins
Groundwater resources in Ghana’s Pra and Ankobra Basins face growing contamination risks due to the combined effects of climate change and land use/land cover (LULC) modifications, with existing studies often examining these drivers in isolation. This investigation addresses this gap by examining…
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Wetland bird utilisation of ephemerally flooded rice paddies in late winter snowmelt season in central Japan
This study highlights the importance of rice paddies in snow-rich regions of central Japan as habitat for wetland bird species during snow-melting late winter season. During the study period, we recorded seven wetland species, including waders, egrets, and waterfowls. The abundance and richness of…
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Estimation of heavy metal contamination of sediments in the Ouaka River watershed in the Central African Republic
The study, based on heavy metals such as cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), cobalt (Co), copper (Cu), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb), vanadium (V), zinc (Zn) and iron (Fe) in the sediments of the Ouaka river watershed, aimed to determine the concentration profiles of the various contaminated zones and to assess…
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Integrated watershed management for transforming dryland livelihoods: A climate-smart strategy for sustainable dryland agriculture in India
In India, 51 % of the net sown area relies on rainfed agriculture, with 40 % of landholdings unirrigated and 13 % partially irrigated. Rainfed farming produces 40 % of food grains and supports two-thirds of the livestock population but faces challenges like land degradation, low productivity, and…
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Five-year microbial and chemical assessment of the Blue Marsh Watershed in Reading, Pennsylvania
Recreational, agricultural, and industrial utilizations of areas surrounding waterways provide opportunities for collecting chemical and pollutant runoff, which influence the chemical makeup of the waterways and connecting watersheds. Human activities within watersheds can result in conditions that…