Flood forecasting based on hydrodynamic modeling is an essential non-structural measure
against compound flooding across the globe. With the risk increasing under climate change …

This review examines the probable fish colonization processes that occurred when plate
tectonics and continental drift created the South Atlantic Ocean between Africa and South …

In this paper, we project future changes in the hydrodynamics of Lake Tanganyika under a
high emission scenario using the three-dimensional (3D) version of the Second-generation …

Abstract The Arabian/Persian Gulf (hereafter, the “Gulf”) is one the busiest and fastest
changing sea in the World. Its circulation is primarily driven by the surface water inflow from …

Qatar's rapid industrialization, notably in its capital city Doha, has spurred a surge in land
reclamation projects, leading to a constriction of the entrance to Doha Bay. By reducing and …

Environmental impact assessments of trace metals and radionuclides in estuarine waters
will benefit from numerical transport models that can provide detailed and accurate …

Lake Titicaca is home to a unique high-altitude ecosystem that is suffering from increasing
anthropogenic pressures. It experienced its first major algal bloom in March–April 2015 that …

The correlation between concentrations of dissolved barium (dBa) and silicon (dSi) in the
modern ocean supports the use of Ba as a paleoceanographic proxy. However, the …

Many marine species have been shown to be threatened by both ocean acidification and
ocean warming which are reducing survival, altering behavior, and posing limits on …

Numerical models of marine hydrodynamics have to deal with processes exhibiting a wide
range of timescales. These processes include fast external gravity waves and slower …