030 – Dynamics in surface water quality; understanding of short scale natural variability in surface water quality in order to improve trend detection from regional monitoring data   Joachim Rozemeijer1,2,*, Ype van der Velde1,3, Frans van Geer1 & Marc Bierkens1,2 1. Netherlands Organisation for Applied Research TNO, P.O. Box 80015, 3508 TA Utrecht, The Netherlands2. Department of […]

056 – Weather hazardous phenomena along with the Drini River in Albania L. Muçaj, Eglantina Bruci, V. Mustaqi.Hydrometeorological Institute, climatological sector, Tirana, Albania Liri_mucaj@yahoo.com /mobile: +355 692523942       Abstract   One of the greatest problems nowadays is becoming natural disasters. All the countries are affected and all the activities are suffering from these […]

031 – Recycling of power plants wastes – potential water pollutants   Slobodanka Marinkovic, Prvoslav Treifunovic, Svetlana Popov and Aleksandra Kostic-PulekFaculty of Mining and Geology of University in Belgrade, 11000 Belgrade, Djusina 7, SERBIAslobodankamarinkovic@gmail.com   Abstract:   Fly ash and bottom ash are major by-products of the coal combustion process in thermal power plants. They […]

                              018 – Droughts management in Spanish river basins                                          Alberto Rodriguez Fontal, Spain ARFontal@mma.es       Abstract:   In this paper it will explain special actions taken in:   i) Geographic zoning of the river basin, essentially along the lines of Water Usage Systems, a traditional device that has been maintained in […]

032 – Streamflow simulation using radar-based precipitation data applied to the Illinois River basin in Oklahoma, USA   Alireza Safari (asafarim@vub.ac.be) and F. De Smedt (fdesmedt@vub.ac.be)Department of Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering,Free University of BrusselsPleinlaan 2, 1050 Brussels, Belgium   Abstract: This paper describes the application of a spatially distributed hydrological modelWetSpa (Water and Energy Transfer […]

005 – Impact of the water escapes on the total losses of the dam Ouizert   H. BENFETTA 1 , B. REMINI 2 1Chargé de cours, Université de Mostaganem, ALGERIE Email :  hnourbrnfetta@yahoo.com  2 Professeur , département de Génie  Rural de l’Université de Blida ,ALGERIE Email : reminib@yahoo.fr     Abstract   The phenomenon of the water’s […]

055 – Climate variability and the trend along with the Drini River in Albania Eglantina Bruci, L. Mucaj, V. Mustaq Hydrometeorological Institute, climatological sector, Tirana, Albania eglantinab@yahoo.com /mobile: +355 682272245     Abstract   This paper presents the analysis of climate variability and trends in the northern part of Albania located alongside of Drini River.  […]

033 – Biogeochemistry of Arsenic in Shallow and Deep Aquifers of  Bengal Delta Plain:  A study of the arsenic exposure and mitigation option   Debashis Chatterjeea*,    A. Mukherjee-Goswamia , B. Natha,b, J. Janaa, S.J. Sahua, S. Chakrabortya      a Department of Chemistry, University of Kalyani, Nadia – 741235, West Bengal, Indiab Department of Earth Sciences, National Cheng Kung […]

008 – Adaptive management in transboundary river basins: development and application of a framework for regime analysis Tom Raadgever 1, Erik Mostert 1, Nicole Kranz 2, Eduard Interwies 3, Jos Timmerman 4   1 Centre for River Basin Administration, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands2 Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy, […]

019 – Harnessing water resources in the next century for  Bangladesh agriculture     Kazi Farhed Iqubal, Md. Eftekhar Hossain, Zubaida A. Choudhury Department of Environmental Science, State University of Bangladesh, 77 Satmasjid Road, Dhanmondi, Dhaka 1205E-mail: iqubal_010@yahoo.com, iqubal@subd.net       Abstract : Water is an essential component of sustainable agriculture. Rainfed agriculture in […]