Dam (reservoir)-induced alterations of flow and water temperature regimes can threaten downstream fish habitats and native aquatic ecosystems. Alleviating the negative environmental impacts of dam-reservoir and balancing the multiple purposes of rese...
Graph theory (GT) and complex network theory play an increasingly important role in the design, operation, and management of water distribution networks (WDNs) and these tasks were originally often heavily dependent on hydraulic models. Facing the ge...
Widespread eutrophication has been considered as the most serious environment problems in the world. Given the critical roles of lakes in human society and serious negative effects of water eutrophication on lake ecosystems, it is thus fundamentally ...
Wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) operation is usually intricate due to large variations in influent characteristics and nonlinear sewage treatment processes. Effective modeling of WWTP effluent water quality can provide valuable decision-making supp...
Ensuring the safety and reliability of drinking water supply requires accurate prediction of water quality in water distribution networks (WDNs). However, existing hydraulic model-based approaches for system state prediction face challenges in model ...
Three-dimensional lake hydrodynamic model is a powerful tool widely used to assess hydrological condition changes of lake. However, its computational cost becomes problematic when forecasting the state of large lakes or using high-resolution simulati...
The reduction of water leakage is essential for ensuring sustainable and resilient water supply systems. Despite recent investments in sensing technologies, pipe leakage remains a significant challenge for the water sector, particularly in developed ...
As important mobile genetic elements, phages support the spread of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs). Previous analyses of metaviromes or metagenome-assembled genomes (MAGs) failed to assess the extent of ARGs transferred by phages, particularly in ...
Artificial aeration, a widely used method of restoring the aquatic ecological environment by enhancing the re-oxygenation capacity, typically relies upon empirical models to predict ecological dynamics and determine the operating scheme of the aerati...
Monitoring the concentration of pigments like chlorophyll (Chl) in water-bodies is a key task to contribute to their conservation. However, with the existing sensor technology, measurement in real-time and with enough frequency to ensure proper risk ...