2023
DOI: 10.1002/eco.2522
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Reconfiguration of ecohydrology as a sustainability tool for Himalayan waterways

Abstract: Twenty first century faces unprecedented challenges for the management of global waterways. The Himalayan waterways in Asia are exposed to unpredictable climatic warming together with anthropogenic perturbations caused by population growth, land use change and socio‐economic development. Given the increased public concerns on the Himalayan Mountain development programmes including the hydropower and tourism, there has been a growing need of the use of interdisciplinary scientific approaches to address water re… Show more

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“…Most of these papers were presented in the 2022 International Symposium (10–14 October) in Ecohydraulics and have contributed to our knowledge in freshwater conservation, management, and restoration significantly. The first paper examined ecohydrology as a sustainability tool for managing the Himalayan waterways (Kattel & Wu, 2023). While the study of this kind may be the first in the region, the paper has outlined a range of sustainability frameworks to be introduced in water resource management in the Himalayas under climate warming.…”
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“…Most of these papers were presented in the 2022 International Symposium (10–14 October) in Ecohydraulics and have contributed to our knowledge in freshwater conservation, management, and restoration significantly. The first paper examined ecohydrology as a sustainability tool for managing the Himalayan waterways (Kattel & Wu, 2023). While the study of this kind may be the first in the region, the paper has outlined a range of sustainability frameworks to be introduced in water resource management in the Himalayas under climate warming.…”
Section: The Nature and Scope Of The Special Issuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of these papers were presented in the 2022 International Symposium (10-14 October) in Ecohydraulics and have contributed to our knowledge in freshwater conservation, management, and restoration significantly. The first paper examined ecohydrology as a sustainability tool for managing the Himalayan waterways (Kattel & Wu, 2023).…”
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“…Hence, it is increasingly crucial that the resilience of Himalayan waterways can be assessed not only by quantifying the critical levels of nutrient load or temperature change, but also by developing the EWS metric systems. In situ observations of the biophysical system including biota, nutrients and the geo‐chemistry of water in remotely located areas of the Himalaya are therefore fundamental for better understanding the eco‐hydrologic processes, and other geomorphologic, and thermodynamics conditions (Kattel & Wu, 2023). As these systems are rapidly changing and are non‐linear in nature with complex interactions of various climatic and anthropogenic factors, real‐time monitoring of biophysical parameters would help develop adaptive measures for the Himalayan waterways (Krause et al, 2015; Leng et al, 2022).…”
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confidence: 99%