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Water Science and Technology
Volume 31 Number 8
Contents
- 1–8
- Protecting Europe's water resources: policy issues
- Rainer E. Enderlein
- 9–17
- The philosophy of Neeltje Jans
- Arnold Cornelis
- 19–25
- Effects of area and time horizons in comprehensive and integrated water resources management
- Vujica Yevjevich
- 27–32
- Living with water: Rhine River basin management
- Dietrich Ruchay
- 33–39
- The Fraser River basin - towards sustainability
- W. M. Pomeroy
- 41–46
- Management of interdisciplinary teams
- H. Engel
- 47–57
- The impact of land reclamation on groundwater quality and future drinking water supply in the Netherlands
- Pieter J. Stuyfzand
- 59–66
- From one-sided promotion of individual interests to integrated water management in the Rhine basin
- Pieter Huisman
- 67–77
- Is it possible to influence water temperature and quality in the river seine upstream of Paris in summer by managing the upstream reservoirs?
- K. Malatre and Ph. Goose
- 79–86
- Effects of water transfers projected in the Spanish National Hydrological Plan on the ecology of the lower River Ebro (N.E. Spain) and its delta
- Narcís Prat and Carles Ibañez
- 87–97
- The role of non-point nutrient sources in water pollution - present situation, countermeasures, outlook
- W. Werner and H.-P. Wodsak
- 99–107
- Microbial transformation of PCBs in sediments: what can we learn to solve practical problems?
- Paul B. M. Stortelder
- 109–121
- Agricultural best management practices and surface water improvement and management
- D. L. Anderson and E. G. Flaig
- 123–131
- Strategies for protecting Florida's everglades: the best management practice approach
- F. T. Izuno and L. T. Capone
- 133–139
- The chesapeake bay story: the science behind the program
- L. R. Shuyler, L. C. Linker and C. P. Walters
- 141–145
- Modelling the flow of nitrogen and phosphorus in Europe: from loads to coastal seas
- A. H. W. Beusen, O. Klepper and C. R. Meinardi
- 147–150
- Environmental aspects of the restoration of river ecosystems in The Netherlands
- W. D. Denneman, A. de Pree, G. A. O. Reininga and J. van der Braak
- 151–153
- Rotterdam for a clean river Meuse
- F. J. Klink
- 155–158
- Prediction of effects of measures to reduce eutrophication in surface water in rural areas - a case study
- J. W. H. van der Kolk and R. F. A. Hendriks
- 159–165
- Vulnerability to diffuse pollution and average nitrate contamination of european soils and groundwater
- C. R. Meinardi, A. H. W. Beusen, M. J. S. Bollen, O. Klepper and W. J. Willems
- 167–177
- Restoration of our lakes and rivers with wetlands - an important application of ecological engineering
- William J. Mitsch
- 179–186
- Policy analysis as a tool for habitat restoration: a case study of a danube river floodplain, Hungary
- M. Marchand, E. C. L. Marteijn and P. Bakonyi
- 187–195
- Ecological restoration of the Rhine/Maas estuary
- J. W. M. Kuijpers
- 197–205
- Large-scale wetland-restoration of the Ronde Venen, The Netherlands
- L. L. Bijlmakers and E. O. A. M. de Swart
- 207–218
- Eutrophication and ecological rehabilitation of Dutch lakes: Presentation of a new conceptual framework
- M. Klinge, M. P. Grimm and S. H. Hosper
- 219–228
- Nature on the move - towards large-scale water system and nature development in the Netherlands
- M. C. de Vriend and C. W. Iedema
- 229–233
- Restoration of the broads-area Alde Feanen, The Netherlands: measures and results
- T. H. L. Claassen and R. Maasdam
- 235–238
- Upscaling biomanipulation in 600 ha Lake Zuidlaardermeer
- C. Roos, M. Klinge, J. Heringa, D. A. de Vries and R. Torenbeek
- 239–243
- Ecosystem development in Lake Volkerak-Zoom: concept and strategy
- W. Ligtvoet and S. A. de Jong
- 245–248
- Artificial mixing: a therapy measure combating cyanobacteria in Lake Nieuwe Meer
- Bart van der Veer, Jan Koedood and Petra M. Visser
- 249–259
- Water quality management: can we improve integration to face future problems?
- László Somlyódy
- 261–272
- Multicriteria methods in river basin planning - a case study
- P. Anand Raj
- 273–280
- Optimal operation of a reservoir for quality control using inflows and outflows
- K. D. W. Nandalal and Janos J. Bogardi
- 281–291
- An integrated water management concept to ensure a safe water supply and high drinking water quality on an ecologically sound basis
- Bernd Heinzmann and Ferdinand Sarfert
- 293–300
- A methodology for water quantity and quality assessment for wetland development
- Rolando G. Vadas, Luis A. Garcia and John W. Labadie
- 301–309
- Policy analysis and complexity - a non-equilibrium approach for integrated water management
- Govert D. Geldof
- 311–319
- Enhancing research utilization for integrated water management
- Johan Wisserhof
- 321–327
- Water quality standards: sense and nonsense
- Lambertus Lijklema
- 329–344
- The water system explorations - a new dutch project (the aquatic outlook) for combining monitoring, research and policy analysis for integrated water management
- J. P. A. Luiten
- 345–352
- International watercourses: the World Bank looks toward a more comprehensive approach to management
- Harvey Olem and Alfred M. Duda
- 353–356
- Geohydrological information systems for water management
- M. J. van Bracht
- 357–361
- Ecological rehabilitation and morphological impact of gravel extraction in the river meuse
- H. D. Duizendstra and M. E. Nieuwenhuijzen
- 363–366
- A method for quantifying the effects of groundwater shortages on aquatic and wet ecosystems
- J. M. J. Gieske, J. Runhaar and H. L. M. Rolf
- 367–370
- The lake ecosystem simulation program
- J. Heringa, H. Hylkema, M. Kroes, E. Ludden and P. G. van Schaick Zillesen
- 371–374
- PCLAKE: a modelling tool for the evaluation of lake restoration scenarios
- Jan H. Janse and Louis van Liere
- 375–378
- Groundwater flow systems analysis on a regional and nation-wide scale in the Netherlands; the use of flow systems analysis in wetland management
- F. H. Kloosterman, R. J. Stuurman and R. van der Meijden
- 379–382
- Principles of designing secondary channels along the river rhine for the benefit of ecological restoration
- M. H. I. Schropp
- 383–386
- Landuse - water quality modelling: a case study
- M. Chandra Sekhar and P. Anand Raj
- 387–391
- The habitat evaluation procedure as a tool for ecological rehabilitation of wetlands in the Netherlands
- H. Duel, B. P. M. Specken, W. D. Denneman and C. Kwakernaak
- 393–400
- Living with water: at the cross-roads of change
- Joost de Jong, Peter T. J. C. van Rooy and S. Harry Hosper
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