A Lagrangian rapid-response model for simulating the transport of radionuclides in the
Arabian (or Persian) Gulf is described. The model is based on a tide model including five …

The environmental impact of heavy metal (Cu, Cd, Zn, Pb, Ni, 90 Sr and 137 Cs) transport
and transformation in the Hangzhou Bay (China) was assessed through a comprehensive …

Increasingly, the application of models in urban hydrology has undergone a shift toward
integrated structures that recognize the interconnected nature of the urban landscape and …

An oil spill model was developed for the Red Sea. It uses detailed data on water circulation:
instantaneous tidal currents, tidal residuals (both from a tidal model specifically applied to …

Laguna de Bay, the 3rd largest lake in Southeast Asia, is the most significant source of
freshwater fish in the Philippines. With decades of unregulated discharge of industrial …

The Gulf of Cádiz is an area historically affected by acid mine drainage and also by the
discharge of two important rivers, the Guadiana and the Guadalquivir. Metal and metalloid …

The assessment of trace metal content in our fish diet is important due to the adverse effect
on human health. Despite the increasing interest about the fish quality, little information is …

Ten metals were analyzed in samples collected in three seasons (the dry season, the early
rainy season, and the late rainy season) from two rivers in China. No observed toxic effect …

The GoC shelf waters present much higher concentrations of dissolved Cu, Cd, and Zn than
other coastal areas, constituting an important source of these elements onto its neighbouring …

Natural and human-induced seabed sediment disturbances affect wide areas of the global
coastal ocean. These recurrent to chronic disturbances mobilize significant amounts of …