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

Researches on the solute dispersion with boundary adsorption and desorption are common
in various fields, such as chemistry, biology, and hydraulics. However, the Laplace …

For the dispersion of soluble matter in solvent flowing through a tube as investigated
originally by GI Taylor, a streamwise dispersion theory is developed from a Lagrangian …

Mechanisms of active-particle transport in a wetland flow under wind are significant for
understanding various biological and ecological processes associated with wetlands. A …

Considering the stochastic and complex pollutant emissions in the application of floating
wetlands, we investigate the effects of release position on the solute transport in this work …

This study experimentally investigated the influence of a model‐submerged canopy on three‐
dimensional hydrodynamic structures in a partially obstructed flume. Canopy density, water …

Active particles often swim in confined environments. The transport mechanisms, especially
the global one as reflected by the Taylor dispersion model, are of great practical interest to …

Thin phytoplankton layers with vertically compressed structures found in stratified lakes and
coastal water bodies have been a hot-spot in marine science and fluid mechanics. Although …

Many plant traits covary with environmental gradients, reflecting shifts in adaptive strategies
and thus informing about potential consequences of future environmental change for …

Unsteady solute dispersion in a pulsatile Herschel–Bulkley fluid flow in a tube is
reinvestigated to examine the significance of the skewness and kurtosis on the …