Watershed models are widely used in total maximum daily load (TMDL) studies to predict
the impacts of pollutant discharges on the biochemical functioning and assimilative capacity …

This study aims to provide a method for developing artificial neural networks in estuaries as
emulators of process-based models to analyse bathing water quality and its variability over …

This paper examines the use of the edible bivalve, Donax trunculus, as a bioindicator of
metal pollution (Cd, Pb, Cu, Zn, and Cr) resulting from beach urbanization related to touristic …

There is scientific evidence of accelerated sea level rise and saline intrusion. Some impacts,
such as stratification and estuarine circulation, are subtle; others are dramatic including …

Estuaries are among the ecosystems most affected by human actions worldwide. Economic
development in Morocco puts pressure on these aquatic systems, making them vulnerable …

Modeling approaches are useful tools for assessing the general state of eutrophication and
understanding the effects of multiple stressors on coastal ecosystems. Thus, we …

Freshwater inflow effects on phytoplankton have long interested aquatic ecologists. More
recently, timing and magnitude of inflow events have been a focus as they can be strong …

This paper documents a modeling investigation to comprehend the effect of future sea-level
rise (SLR) on estuarine salinity and transport time scales, including the residence time and …

Since Water Policies around the world establish the need to manage the aquatic systems
through the use of water bodies, a hydromorphological descriptor such as the flushing time …

In several European estuaries, the introduced Manila clam (Ruditapes philippinarum) has
become a widespread and predominating species supplanting the native carpet shell clam …