Occurrences of freshwater harmful algal blooms (HABs) are increasing on a global scale,
largely in part due to increased nutrient input and changing climate patterns. While reservoir …

Algal blooms that have substantial adverse effects are becoming increasingly prevalent in
reservoirs, especially under global warming and eutrophication conditions. In the last …

Selective withdrawal is considered an effective and convenient method to mitigate thermal
pollution and environmental problems in reservoirs and downstream rivers. However, the …

Stratified structures are basic physical characteristics of lakes and reservoirs, which play
important roles in vertical convection and mixing processes. Global warming is expected to …

The selective withdrawal system (SWS) has often been used to alleviate downstream
temperature pollutions and in-reservoir unacceptable oxygen concentrations whilst …

After the impoundment of Three Gorges Reservoir (TGR), its tributaries have been
frequented by algal blooms, especially the Xiangxi River (XXR). Stratified flow induced by …

Reservoir operation strategies (ROSs) are considered an efficient and low-cost method to
control algal blooms. However, reservoir operations must consider regular objectives …

Selective withdrawal is an effective strategy to alleviate the adverse impact of reservoir
construction on the downstream thermal regime. However, most studies mainly focus on the …

Selective withdrawal from reservoirs is an effective strategy for balancing economic goals
and environmental demands. Multilevel intake operation (MIO) is one of the main options for …

Water-lifting aerators (WLAs) were often deployed in reservoirs to achieve artificial mixing
(WLA activation) and induced (natural) mixing (early occurrence of complete natural mixing …