Water Science & Technology

Volume 48 Number 7

Riversymposium 2002 (Selected Proceedings of the 5th International Riversymposium, held in Brisbane, Australia, 3-6 September 2002)

Contents

1–8

Downstream morphological change in response to dam construction: a GIS based approach for the Lower Ord River, Western Australia

L.J. Cluett and B.T.M. Radford

9–16

Institutionalizing the option of dam removal: the New Hampshire initiative

S.D. Lindloff

17–24

Groyne fields – sink and source functions of "flow-reduced zones" for water content in the River Elbe (Germany)

K. Ockenfeld and H. Guhr

25–34

The potential contribution of the Queensland Wet Tropics Region Natural Resource Plan to river improvement and water quality

G. McDonald, N. Weston and B. Dorrington

35–47

Water quality in sugar catchments of Queensland

G.E. Rayment

49–56

Land capability and topographic data as a surrogate for the mapping and classification of wetlands: a case example from the Daly basin, Northern Territory, Australia

G. Begg and J. Lowry

57–63

Modelling chloride-discharge relationships in Krishna river basin

M.C. Sekhar and Ch. Indira

65–72

Environmental flow requirements in arid zone rivers – a case study from the Lake Eyre Basin, central Australia

J.F. Costelloe, J.T. Puckridge, J.R.W. Reid, J. Pritchard, P. Hudson, V. Bailey and M. Good

73–81

Restoring biodiversity in the Gwydir Wetlands through environmental flows

W.A. Mawhinney

83–88

Issues in environmental water allocation – an Australian perspective

N. Schofield and A. Burt

89–96

Hydrotechnical facilities within the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exclusion zone: impacts on hydrologic regime and plant growth patterns of floodplain water bodies of the Pripyat River

D.I. Gudkov, L.N. Zub and A.L. Savitsky

97–103

Pollutant sources investigation and remedial strategies development for the Kaoping River Basin, Taiwan

C.M. Kao, F.C. Wu, K.F. Chen, T.F. Lin, Y.E. Yen and P.C. Chiang

105–112

Derivation of a salinity target for the Lower Murray Darling Valley

N. Maini, A. Buchan and S. Joseph

113–120

Response of Eucalyptus largiflorens to floodplain salinisation

M.D. Akeroyd, G.R. Walker and M.B. Kendall

121–128

The river Ganga of northern India: an appraisal of its geomorphic and ecological changes

S.K. Sarkar, A. Bhattacharya and B. Bhattacharya

129–137

Restoring the Mauri of Oruarangi Creek

M. Mills

139–147

The development of an historical baseline of water balance and environmental flows

M.P. Papworth and B. Lewis

149–156

Measuring the total value of a river cleanup

M.K. Alam and D. Marinova

157–164

Modelling the economic impact of environmental flows for regulated rivers in New South Wales, Australia

R.T. Jayasuriya

165–172

Who owns AustraliaÕs water – elements of an effective regulatory model

J. McKay

173–180

An introduction of co-management approach into Babon River management in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia

I. Susilowati and L. Budiati

181–190

Community-based river management in Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia: a case study of the Bau-Bau River

A. Manan and M. Ibrahim

191–196

Stretching water – Queensland's water use efficiency cotton and grains adoption program

P.J. Goyne and G.T. McIntyre

197–206

Reality of irrigation water use and suggestions for better management: a comparison of two schemes from Sri Lanka

N.T.S. Wijesekera and T.N. Wickramaarachchi

207–214

Near surface water balance in the Northern Murray-Darling Basin

R.W. Vervoort, M. Silburn and M. Kirby

215–224

Groundwater–surface water interaction in inland New South Wales: a scoping study

R. Braaten and G. Gates

225–231

The Aral Sea: problems, legends, solutions

Yu. Kamalov

233–240

Linking atmospheric circulation to daily rainfall patterns across the Murrumbidgee River Basin

S.P. Charles, B.C. Bates and N.R. Viney