Handbook of Hydrosystem Restoration: Streamflow Recharge (SFR) and Lake Rehabilitation (LR) comprises global case studies that encompass the most up-to-date management approaches in streams. It provides comprehensive methods for sustainable water supply through debris removal, along with conservation practices to assist researchers and graduate students specializing in this field.
1. Chapter 1 : An introduction to stream rehabilitation planning - p. Page xiii 2. Chapter 2 : Assessment of site suitability for surface water retention and springshed rejuvenation using geospatial techniques: a case study of Mizoram State - p. Page 12 3. Chapter 3 : Catchment areas in karst: advantages and disadvantages - p. Page 36 4. Chapter 4 : Managing streams through restored floodplains: a case of Ganga River in the middle Ganga plain - p. Page 52 5. Chapter 5 : Best management practices in stream: debris and runoff reduction, riparian buffers and plantings, and stabilizing stream banks - p. Page 71 6. Chapter 6 : River restoration involves using riverside vegetation to enhance ecological health while implementing effective management strategies - p. Page 79 7. Chapter 7 : Evaluating the reliability of open-source hydrodynamic models in flood inundation mapping: an exhaustive approach over a sensitive coastal catchment - p. Page 89 8. Chapter 8 : Simulation of river flow (as a primary component for aquifer recharge) using deep learning approach - p. Page 107 9. Chapter 9 : Accuracy of climate and weather early warnings for sustainable crop water and river basin management - p. Page 117 10. Chapter 10 : Flood risk assessment for the integrated disaster risk management and climate change adaptation action plan: La Mojana Region, Colombia - p. Page 132 11. Chapter 11 : Impact of climate changes on stream flow discharge of some African rivers - p. Page 146 12. Chapter 12 : Stream morphology changes under climate changes - p. Page 159 13. Chapter 13 : Stream flow restoration case studies in the United States and Canada - p. Page 168 14. Chapter 14 : PATRICOVA viewer for teaching the risk of flooding: a resource to improve resilience to natural hazards - p. Page 186 15. Chapter 15 : Lake rehabilitation case studies in China - p. Page 196 16. Chapter 16 : Analysis of surface flows of Urmia Lake Basin: a review - p. Page 215 17. Chapter 17 : Stream flow restoration case studies in the Middle East and North Africa countries - p. Page 239 18. Chapter 18 : Streamflow recharge: case studies in Zayandeh Roud River, Iran - p. Page 251 19. Chapter 19 : Community-based conservation initiatives for urban lakes: case studies from Bengaluru city, India - p. Page 261 20. Chapter 20 : Rejuvenation of streams and rivers through decentralized and community-driven rainwater capture for dignified livelihoods, climate resilience, and peace: living examples from Rajasthan, India - p. Page 278 21. Index - p. Page 294
Handbook of Hydrosystem Restoration: Streamflow Recharge (SFR) and Lake Rehabilitation (LR) comprises global case studies that encompass the most up-to-date management approaches in streams. It provides comprehensive methods for sustainable water supply through debris removal, along with conservation practices to assist researchers and graduate students specializing in this field.
1. Chapter 1 : An introduction to stream rehabilitation planning - p. Page xiii 2. Chapter 2 : Assessment of site suitability for surface water retention and springshed rejuvenation using geospatial techniques: a case study of Mizoram State - p. Page 12 3. Chapter 3 : Catchment areas in karst: advantages and disadvantages - p. Page 36 4. Chapter 4 : Managing streams through restored floodplains: a case of Ganga River in the middle Ganga plain - p. Page 52 5. Chapter 5 : Best management practices in stream: debris and runoff reduction, riparian buffers and plantings, and stabilizing stream banks - p. Page 71 6. Chapter 6 : River restoration involves using riverside vegetation to enhance ecological health while implementing effective management strategies - p. Page 79 7. Chapter 7 : Evaluating the reliability of open-source hydrodynamic models in flood inundation mapping: an exhaustive approach over a sensitive coastal catchment - p. Page 89 8. Chapter 8 : Simulation of river flow (as a primary component for aquifer recharge) using deep learning approach - p. Page 107 9. Chapter 9 : Accuracy of climate and weather early warnings for sustainable crop water and river basin management - p. Page 117 10. Chapter 10 : Flood risk assessment for the integrated disaster risk management and climate change adaptation action plan: La Mojana Region, Colombia - p. Page 132 11. Chapter 11 : Impact of climate changes on stream flow discharge of some African rivers - p. Page 146 12. Chapter 12 : Stream morphology changes under climate changes - p. Page 159 13. Chapter 13 : Stream flow restoration case studies in the United States and Canada - p. Page 168 14. Chapter 14 : PATRICOVA viewer for teaching the risk of flooding: a resource to improve resilience to natural hazards - p. Page 186 15. Chapter 15 : Lake rehabilitation case studies in China - p. Page 196 16. Chapter 16 : Analysis of surface flows of Urmia Lake Basin: a review - p. Page 215 17. Chapter 17 : Stream flow restoration case studies in the Middle East and North Africa countries - p. Page 239 18. Chapter 18 : Streamflow recharge: case studies in Zayandeh Roud River, Iran - p. Page 251 19. Chapter 19 : Community-based conservation initiatives for urban lakes: case studies from Bengaluru city, India - p. Page 261 20. Chapter 20 : Rejuvenation of streams and rivers through decentralized and community-driven rainwater capture for dignified livelihoods, climate resilience, and peace: living examples from Rajasthan, India - p. Page 278 21. Index - p. Page 294
