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Frontiers in Water
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ISSN 2624-9375 · Frontiers Media S.A. · 1.298 artikel di indeks
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Development of intensity-duration-frequency curves using machine learning and satellite-derived precipitation data
Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) curves describe the relationship between rainfall intensity, the duration of rainfall events, and the frequency with which these events occur at a specific location. IDF curves relate rainfall intensity, duration, and frequency using one of various statistical…
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Multi-pollutant prediction and process parameter optimization of a wastewater treatment plant based on machine learning models
Conventional wastewater treatment models, heavily reliant on manual expertise and offline monitoring, cause response delays, struggle with inefficient fluctuations, and lead to high resource consumption. To overcome these challenges, this study established a data-driven multi-pollutant prediction…
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Machine learning and predictive models for water management: a systematic review
IntroductionWater resource management faces strategic challenges posed by climate change, urban expansion, and land-use transformations. Machine learning (ML) has emerged as a promising alternative, capable of learning patterns from large datasets, contributing to the design of forecasting models…
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Sediment resuspension in Cold Density Currents cascading down lateral slopes of Lake Geneva
Cold-water Density Currents (CDCs) resulting from winter differential cooling and flowing down lateral slopes of a lake (winter cascading) can entrain sediment and contribute to cross-shore transport to its deeper layers. Field investigations along Lake Geneva’s northern shore reveal how CDCs…
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Spatial distribution, morphological characteristics, and risk assessment of microplastics in the beach sediments of Odisha Coast, India
Despite the growing recognition of microplastic (MP) pollution in coastal environments, studies on their spatial distribution along the eastern coastline of India remain limited. The present study examined the prevalence and characteristics of microplastics (MPs) in beach sediments along the Odisha…
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Bioremediation of heavy metals in contaminated water: conventional vs. advanced methods
Heavy metal (HM) contamination by cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), arsenic (As), zinc (Zn), lead (Pb), mercury (Hg), and other toxic elements in the environment poses substantial threat to public health and different ecosystems. Originating from diverse anthropogenic and natural sources, these elements…
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Water partnerships: pathways for sustainable safe drinking water supply
Water Partnerships empower stakeholders to support locally-led decision making around the motivation, form, and sustainable management of a safe water system. While partnerships can support the long-term success of water systems, the forms of such partnerships are not yet well understood. This…
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Community water supply service systems in the high basin of the Guarino River (Marulanda, Caldas, Colombia) as territorialities for sustainability
Local community participation plays an increasingly important role in the sustainable management of river basins. Communities’ contribution to protecting hydrological basins and the ecosystems surrounding them has been recognized in the political and scientific debate. Hence, protecting these…
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Impact of climate change on the magnitude and extent of riverine floods in a Peruvian Andean–Amazonian basin
In the last two decades, approximately 2.15 million inhabitants in Peru were affected by floods, mainly concentrated in the Andean–Amazon basin, whose frequency has increased as a consequence of climate change. The objective of this research is to evaluate the potential impact of climate change on…
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Impact of spatio-temporal variations and altitudinal gradient on bacterial dynamics along the Eastern Himalayan river Teesta
Teesta, an Eastern Himalayan River is an important lifeline of the state of Sikkim and parts of West Bengal. However, the river is under the influence of human activities and hydrological disturbances. Microbes are sensitive to environmental changes which make them indicators of pollution, nutrient…
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Lessons from dam-induced resettlement for climate adaptation in atoll nations
This study draws on lessons from dam-induced involuntary resettlement to inform domestic relocation strategies in atoll nations confronting territorial loss due to climate change. Countries such as the Marshall Islands, Tuvalu, and the Maldives face progressive territorial loss from sea-level rise…
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The rise of desalination technology and the decline of Türkiye’s peace water pipeline project: a case study in technological disruption and water diplomacy
This study challenges the conventional explanations for the failure of Türkiye’s ambitious $21 billion Peace Water Pipeline Project (1986–1995) by demonstrating that technological disruption, rather than geopolitical obstacles, fundamentally undermined this transboundary water initiative. While…
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Lake Titicaca water level forecasting using data augmentation and recurrent neural networks
Lake Titicaca, located on the border between Peru and Bolivia, is the highest navigable lake in the world and holds great environmental, cultural, social, and economic importance, both for Peru and Bolivia as well as for the Andean region in general. In this study, various artificial intelligence…
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Application and comparison of multiple machine learning models in flood susceptibility assessment in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region of China
The confluence of extreme precipitation and rapid urbanization has led to a marked increase in flood risk across the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (BTH)region. To this end, conducting a thorough flood susceptibility assessment is of paramount importance to safeguard the region and ensure its sustainable…
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Trade-offs in adaptation to water-related risks: modeling how climate services can influence pathways to transformation
Climate services play a central role in adaptation strategies to water-related risks, yet the long-term implications of relying on different types of climate information remain poorly understood. This paper presents a system dynamics model that explores how short-term and long-term climate services…
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Combining low-cost drone surveys and citizen science to identify flood-prone areas
IntroductionNatural disasters are becoming increasingly frequent, highlighting the need for accessible and reliable tools to support flood risk assessment, particularly in data-scarce regions.MethodsThis study evaluated the accuracy of Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) generated from UAV-based…
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