Remotely sensed rivers in the Anthropocene: state of the art and prospects by Piégay, H, Arnaud, F, Belletti, B, Bertrand, M, Bizzi, S, Carbonneau, P, Dufour, S, Liébault, F, Ruiz-Villanueva, V, Slater, L

“…We also consider future opportunities in terms of datasets and other resources which are likely to impact river management and monitoring at the global scale. We conclude with a summary of challenges and prospects for remotely sensed rivers in the Anthropocene.…”

The practice of biodiversity −related indigenous knowledge in Kota Belud, Sabah: a preliminary study by Adam, Anis Amalina, Othman, Normala, Ab. Halim, Adlina, Ismail, Sri Rahayu, Abu Samah, Asnarulkhadi

“…This paper aims to explore the practice of indigenous knowledge by looking at three components of indigenous knowledge system viz. agriculture, traditional medicine, and river management. A preliminary study was conducted in Kota Belud. …”
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River Morphological Stability of Juana River based on Sediment Transport by Hutagaol Zefania Iqnes Freddy, Nugroho Eka Oktariyanto, Soeharno Agung Wiyono Hadi, Lestari Slamet, Farchan Archyuda

“…This research is useful to provide input to the Central and Regional Governments in planning and implementing river management in the Juana River.…”
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Sedimentary Characteristics and Internal Architecture of a Sandy Braided River: Insights from a Numerical Model by Ying Guo, Shaohua Li, Faqi He, Tao Lei

“…In this paper, insights from a braided river on its sedimentary processes and evolution may help to improve river management and water resources research. The in-depth understanding of sedimentary architecture on channel bars can be utilized for detailed subsurface oil and gas reservoir characterization.…”
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Application of Convolution Neural Networks and Hydrological Images for the Estimation of Pollutant Loads in Ungauged Watersheds by Chul Min Song

“…Although the government has been commissioning a study related to river management to experts, it has been inevitable to avoid the consumption of a massive budget because the characteristics of pollutant loads present various patterns according to topographic of the watershed, such as topology like South Korea. …”
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Enhancing Riverbank Protection along the Jamuna River, Bangladesh: Review of Previous Countermeasures and Morphological Assessment through Groyne-Based Solutions Using Numerical Mo... by Md. Zakir Hasan, Yuji Toda

“…This study enhances Jamuna River protection, emphasizing groyne-type structures’ importance and promoting a holistic understanding of morphological dynamics for future river management and effective countermeasures.…”
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Beyond harm’s reach? Submersion of river turtle nesting areas and implications for restoration actions after Amazon hydropower development by Darren Norris, Fernanda Michalski, James P. Gibbs

“…This expansion generates an urgent need for refined approaches to river management; specifically a move away from decision-making governed by overly generalized guidelines. …”
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EFFORTS TO CONTROL TAPIN RIVER POLLUTION IN TAPIN DISTRICT, SOUTH KALIMANTAN OF INDONESIA by Noor A., Mahreda E.S., Kissinger, Syarifuddin K.

“…Based on the results of the study that waste, liquid waste, knowledge and community actions in maintaining river cleanliness had a significant 91.9% effect on Tapin river pollution in Tapin Regency, South Kalimantan Province. The river management strategy to reduce the pollution of the Tapin River that can be done is by improving community actions so as not to litter and increasing public knowledge about good and correct waste management.…”

Impact of depth ratio on flow structure and turbulence characteristics of compound open channel flows by Shao-wei Ding, Cheng Zeng, Jie Zhou, Ling-ling Wang, Chen Chen

“…Compound open channel flows appear in most natural rivers are of great importance in river management and flood control. In this study, large eddy simulations were carried out to simulate the compound open channel flows with four different depth ratios (hr = 0.10, 0.25, 0.50, and 0.75). …”
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Access to ecosystem services: Riverside informal settlement dwellers' perception in Rajshahi City, Bangladesh by Rumana Sultana, Md. Shafiul Alam

“…The findings of this study will help urban planners, socio-ecological researchers, and landscape designers to focus on urban river management strategies from the perspective of its bank informal settlement dwellers for inclusive and sustainable urban development.…”
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Sustainable management of sedimentation risks in coastal rivers in Southwest Bangladesh: Findings from REACH Khulna Observatory by Uddin, S, Rahman, R, Salehin, M

“…Interventions (e.g. dredging, tidal river management, etc.) need to consider the processes in the entire river system, and a major focus ought to be on augmenting freshwater flow during dry season as well as in monsoon at the upper reaches.…”

Sedimentation analysis at Sarawak Kanan River by Dawi Saifuddin, Munirah

“…Therefore, it is necessary to establish effective sediment and river management strategies that are economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable without compromising the needs of future generations.…”
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Assessment of Heavy Metal Contents in Surface Sediment of the Tungguk River Surrounding the Industrial Complex of Gebeng City by Islam, Mir Sujaul, Karim, Md. Abdul, Mohamad Idris, Ali, Noram Irwan, Ramli

“…This study will help in the river management strategy of the nation through providing updated heavy metals status of the studied sediment.…”
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Identifying and Setting Linear Water Space Priorities in Co-Urbanized Area Based on Multiple Levels and Multiple Ecosystem Services by Jiake Shen, Yuncai Wang, Xiaolu Guo

“…This priority identification method based on multiple levels and multiple ecosystem services of linear water spaces shows how a holistic catchment perspective can be applied to the practice of integrated river management in co-urbanized areas. Selecting conservation strategies for linear water spaces on the basis of their structural level and ecological contribution is a more targeted measure.…”
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Reconstructing and Nowcasting the Rainfall Field by a CML Network by Peng Zhang, Xichuan Liu, Mingzhong Zou

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Review on different shapes of spurs and their effects on channel morphology by Supran Chakravarty, Harish Kumar Patel, Bijayananda Mohanty, Bimlesh Kumar

“…In this paper, the significance of the shape of spurs on flow and bed morphology is understood, accompanied by an appeal to investigate alternative shapes like L-head, T-head spurs, and hockey-shaped spurs, which could offer considerable benefits for river management. The spurs with T-head shape are found to be more efficient in reducing the bed scouring of the channel relatively, although it depends on the orientation of the spur, location of installation, and shape of the channel. …”
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Velocity Vector Estimation of Two-Dimensional Flow Field Based on STIV by Jianghuai Lu, Xiaohong Yang, Jianping Wang

“…As an important part of hydrometry, river discharge monitoring plays an irreplaceable role in the planning and management of water resources and is an essential element and necessary means of river management. Due to its benefits of simplicity, efficiency and safety, Space-Time Image Velocimetry (STIV) has attracted attention from all around the world. …”
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Surprise and Opportunity for Learning in Grand Canyon: the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Program by Theodore S Melis, Carl J Walters, Josh Korman

“…However, the experimental results from the Glen Canyon Dam program actually represent scientific successes in terms of revealing new opportunities for developing better river management policies. A new long-term experimental management planning process for Glen Canyon Dam operations, started in 2011 by the U.S. …”
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Integrated Evaluation of Rivers Based upon the River Happiness Index (RHI): Happy Rivers in China by Qianqian Ju, Changshun Liu, Shan Jiang

“…How to better harmonize the relationship between humans and rivers is a global issue of widespread concern at home and abroad, and science-based and integrated evaluation of rivers themselves is crucial to river management. Based on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and according to the World Happiness Report and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, this paper argues that a happy river is a river that can maintain its own health, support high-quality economic and social development in the river basin and the region, reflect harmony between humans and water, and give people in the river basin a high sense of security and the ability to gain and satisfaction. …”
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Application of Ecological Restoration Technologies for the Improvement of Biodiversity and Ecosystem in the River by Pushuang Li, Dan Li, Xiaoqing Sun, Zhaosheng Chu, Ting Xia, Binghui Zheng

“…Some proposals on river management are suggested. Establishing a unified river health evaluation system will help promote positive feedback on rivers and the further development of ERTs.…”
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