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Water Quality and Sediment Behaviour of the Future: Predictions for the 21st Century Author / Editor: Bruce W. Webb & Dirk De Boer Publication Number: 314 ISBN Number: 978-1-901502-14-5 Year: 2007 Pages: 322 Price: £62.00 Description Contents This volume is an outcome of a symposium organized by the IAHS International Commissions on Water Quality (ICWQ), Continental Erosion (ICCE), and Groundwater (ICGW), and the Predictions in Ungauged Basins (PUB) Working Group, with the objective of bringing together experts to provide a state-of-the-art review of our current understanding of how water quality and sediment behaviour might alter as a result of climate and land-use change during the 21st century. The aim was to examine, for both surface water and groundwater systems, not only the nature and controls of future changes in water quality and sediment behaviour, but also what the implications of these will be for human use of water and for freshwater ecosystems, and how well our science is equipped to predict the future in this regard. Thirty-six reviewed papers were accepted for publication. They are grouped in three sections in this volume: Sediment and Nutrient Behaviour in Surface Waters; Metals and Other Water Quality Problems; and Management Issues. Contents for Water Quality and Sediment Behaviour of the Future: Predictions for the 21st Century Title Pages File Water Quality and Sediment Behaviour of the Future:Predictions for the 21st Century, Symposium held at Perugia (2007) Bruce W. Webb & Dirk De Boer Editors     Preface of Volume 314 Bruce W. Webb v-vi Suspended sediment yields in the Amazon basin of Peru: a first estimation Jean Loup Guyot, Hector Bazan, Pascal Fraizy, Juan Julio Ordonez, Elisa Armijos & Alain La 3-10 Impacts of human activities on the sediment regime of the Yangtze River Qiongfang Li, Zhenhua Zou, Ziqiang Xia, Wei Zhang & Huiqing Wang 11-19 Modelling extreme suspended sediment concentrations in North America: frequency analysis and correlations with watershed characteristics Yves Tramblay, André Saint-Hilaire & Taha B. M. J. Ouarda 20-27 Predicting the impact of projected change in agriculture by 2015 on annual mean fluvial suspended sediment concentrations across England and Wales Adrian L. Collins, Steven G. Anthony, Tony Turner & Julia Hawley 28-37 Neuroevolution methodologies applied to sediment forecasting Alison J. Heppenstall, Linda M. See & Robert J. Abrahart 38-44 Modelling discharge, water chemistry and sediment load from a subarctic river basin: the Tanana River, Alaska Kazuhisa A. Chikita, Tomoyuki Wada, Isao Kudo, Daisaku Kido, Yu-Ichi Narita & Yongwon Kim 45-56 Measuring the fluxes of suspended sediment, trace elements and nutrients for the City of Atlanta, USA: insights on the global water quality impacts of increasing urbanization Arthur J. Horowitz, Kent A. Elrick & James J. Smith 57-70 Assessing the effects of design and climate change on sediment removal in urban stormwater ponds Catherine T. Morgan, Kate V. Heal, Steve G. Wallis & Rebecca J. Lunn 71-78 Scale-related sediment and phosphorus transfers in small agricultural catchments Clare Deasy, Richard E. Brazier, A. Louise Heathwaite & Robin Hodgkinson 79-89 Modelling climate change impact on phosphorus load in Swedish rivers Jorgen Rosberg & Berit Arheimer 90-97 Groundwater-surface water exchange fluxes in a Pleistocene lowland and the impacts on riparian zone water balance and nitrate conditions Stefan Krause, Axel Bronstert & Erwin Zehe 98-107 Effect of frequent storms on nutrient discharge in a mountainous coastal catchment, western Japan Shin-ichi Onodera, Misa Sawano, Mitsuyo Saito & Hidehiro Takahashi 108-116 Evaluation of estimation methods for nitrate and atrazine loads during rainfall events in agricultural catchments Adilson Pinheiro, Flavie Cernesson & Jean Fran�ois Dubernet 117-124 Modelling catchment-scale nitrate transport using a combined process-based and data-driven approach Rajesh Raj Shrestha & Michael Rode 125-134 Long-term trend of uranium concentrations in Beaverlodge Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada, under mine decommissioning Huaxia Yao, Robert Kidd & Michio Hashino 137-144 The distribution of heavy metals in a highly regulated river: the River Murray, Australia Martin C. Thoms 145-154 Assessing water-sediment processes for metals in rivers polluted by mining to predict environmental impacts in developing countries M. Aurora Armienta, Azucena Dotor, Flor E. Arcega-Cabrera, Oscar Talavera, Alejandra Aguay 155-162 The distribution of metals (Co, As and Zn) in a residential urban watershed, typical of the Brazilian suburbs Cristiano Poleto & Gustavo Henrique Merten 163-172 Quantifying sediment deposition and the spatial variability of sediment-associated metals in ponds treating urban diffuse pollution Alan J. Jones, Kate V. Heal, Neil Stuart, Steve G. Wallis, Rebecca J. Lunn & Barbara Barba 173-180 Kohonen self-organising map (KSOM) extracted features for enhancing MLP-ANN prediction models of BOD5 Rabee Rustum, Adebayo Adeloye & Aurore Simala 181-187 Simulation by the IPTM-CS model of pesticides found in surface water and groundwater of the Fucino Plain, Italy Eva Pacioni, Marco Petitta & Miguel A. Marino 188-196 Some reflections on the future of the water quality of the Corumbatai River basin, Sao Paulo State, Brazil Daniel Marcos Bonotto & Jorge Luis Nepomuceno De Lima 197-204 An assessment of water quality changes within the Athi and Nairobi river basins during the last decade Shadrack Mulei Kithiia 205-212 Flood flow water quality analysis using low-cost samplers in small rivers Janana Bezerra Mesquita Lima & Sergio Koide 213-216 Community-based monitoring and the science of water quality - C. Conrad C. Conrad 217-228 Future impacts of freshwater resource management: sensitivity of coastal deltas Charles J. Vorosmarty, Jason P. Ericson, S. Lawrence Dingman, Larry G. Ward & Michel Meybe 231-238 Appropriate use of catchment models for water-quality target setting and land-use management Bradford S. Sherman, Jon Brodie, Lex Cogle & Chris Carroll 239-250 Development and application of a Watershed Information System (WIS) for water quality analyses Conceicao De Maria Albuquerque Alves & Daniel Pete Loucks 251-264 Groundwater of the future in the Roussillon flood plain: present-day situation and solutions for the 21st century Pierre Serrat 261-270 Nitrate contamination in groundwater of the Yellow River Delta and its effect on the marine environment Mitsuyo Saito, Shin-ichi Onodera, Kunihide Miyaoka, Jianyao Chen, Makoto Taniguchi, Guanqu 271-277 The assessment of groundwater vulnerability in China Tang Lihua, Zhang Sicong & Yao Wenfeng 278-285 Hydrogeochemistry of groundwater in a part of the hard rock terrain of central India L. P. Chourasia 286-292 Runoff erosion control for a sustainable water supply in Niamey, Niger Republic Issoufou Abdoulkader 293-299 The effect of parent material and land use on soil erosion: a case study of the Taleghan drainage basin, Iran Sadat Feiznia & Kazem Nosrati 300-305 Sediment yield in the Daryacheh-Namak drainage basin, Iran, and its relation to land-use changes Sadat Feiznia, Abdolhossein Mohammadi & Sepideh Zakikhani 306-311 Implications of changes in river sediments during the 21st century for freshwater ecosystems in northeast India U. C. Sharma & Vikas Sharma 312-320

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