Environmental hydraulics, a neighboring research field to ecohydrology, is an intermediate
area between hydrodynamics and ecology/biology. The main research topic of this …

Worldwide, tidal barriers (eg barrages, dikes, tide gates) are constructed in the lower
reaches and estuaries of rivers to limit saltwater incursion into upstream freshwater reserves …

Hydraulic structures are man-made waterworks interacting with the rainfall run-off to store
and convey water, or mitigate the impact of run-off. Current approaches in hydraulic structure …

The present study investigates the hydrodynamic characteristics of the diagonal brush
upstream fishway at the Incirli run-of-river hydropower plant on Iyidere River in Turkey …

Road crossings and culverts may adversely impact the stream network connectivity and fish
habitats of the catchment. Research into the passage of small‐body‐mass fish in pipe …

A culvert is a covered road structure constructed to pass flood and drainage. The
engineering design principle of culverts focuses on optimising flood capacity at the lowest …

Low-level river crossings and culverts deliver valuable transportation and hydraulic control
services to the society, but have negative impacts in terms of upstream fish passage …

Although waterway connectivity is a requirement for all freshwater fish, culverts have had
negative impacts on freshwater river ecology. Following a recent biological study suggesting …

A near-full-scale physical modelling was performed on the oscillation and instability of open-
channel flow in a fish-friendly culvert equipped with full-height sidewall baffles. High …

Abstract The Australian Aboriginals built fish traps and weirs over a long period of time, and
there is a wide variety of structures. Herein this study focuses on rock fish traps constructed …