Innovative approaches to water management challenges are needed more than ever to ensure sustainable and resilient societies worldwide. Under the overall theme "From Snow to Sea", the 39th IAHR World Congress focused on the importance of an integrated and intelligent approach to managing the whole water cycle to address the global challenges people and the environment face. The Congress highlighted IAHR's commitment to the critical role that sound understanding of the water cycle plays in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Agenda 2030.
The papers included in this volume were part of the 39th IAHR World Congress which took place in Granada, Spain, from 19 to 24 June 2022. Papers were selected and subjected to review by the Editor and the International Scientific Committee and followed a revision process with the following steps: (1) The committees involved in the organisation of the Congress established a set of technical criteria for the committee in charge of the revision. (2) Submitted papers were sent to one or two experts in the field. (3) Authors were asked to include the necessary amendments and follow the reviewers´ comments, and (4) Their work was reviewed until the final version was approved by the Editor.
In addition to the technical criteria, IAHR publications follow the Ethical Guidelines and Code of Conduct provided by the Committee of Publication Ethics (COPE). A Publication Ethics and a Publication Malpractice statement are publicly available throughout the entire review process.
Besides the peer-reviewed papers, this volume contains the reports of the High-Level Panels.
The 39th IAHR World Congress proceedings are long-term preserved following the IAHR Policy of digital preservation archives.
The International Scientific Committee (ISC) and the Advisory Board provide counsel and support to the Congress Organising Group (COG) for the scientific and technical coordination of the congress.
Theme 1: Human-water relationships (42)
Theme 2: Snow, river and sediment management (132)
Theme 3: Environmental hydraulics and urban water cycle (129)
Theme 4: Hydraulic structures (108)
Theme 5: Water resources management, valuing and resilience (109)
Theme 6: Computational and experimental methods (256)
Theme 7: Coasts, estuaries, shelves and seas (81)
Theme 8: Extreme events: from droughts to floods (177)
High-level panels reports
From Snow to Sea — Managing Enclosed Seas Under Climate Threat
Water Governance
Artificial Intelligence
Nature-based Solutions and Ecohydraulics
Keynotes
Coastal Resilience in a Changing Climate: the CoastPredict Solution
Water Challenges in Spain
Machine Learning for Scientific Discovery, with Examples in Fluid Mechanics
Special sessions
Reservoir sedimentation in semi-arid and arid environments. A comparative analysis from vulnerability of climate change in sensitive environments
Integrating ecohydraulics and ecohydrology in environmental flow assessments
Environmental hydraulics related to aquaculture
Ecohydraulics 2021: Novel methods to investigate flow-biota interactions numerically, in the lab and in the field
Green infrastructure and sustainable urban drainage systems
Implementing Nature Based Solutions – bringing science to practice
The shallow water model intercomparison session: Benchmarking overland flow simulations
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ID | Title | Authors | Year |
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20951 | A Reliable Real-Time Virtual Trihalomethane Sensor Solution for Drinking Water Facilities |
Victor Saenger; Lupicinio Garcia; Miguel Angel Diaz; Marta Ganzer; Sergio Montes; Susana Gonzalez
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2022 |
20952 | Ca/Mg Concentrations Ratio Effect over Ca Precipitation in Potable Water |
Juan Ernesto Ramirez Juarez; Maria Alejandra Alvarado Alvarado; Anuard Isaac Pacheco Guerrero; Alba Nelida Garcia Beltran; Angel Alfonso Villalobos De Alba
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2022 |
20953 | Potable Water Network Design Using Water Pinch Methodology to Reduce Ca Concentration |
Juan Ernesto Ramirez Juarez; Claudia Avila Sandoval; Edith Olmos Trujillo; Anuard Isaac Pacheco Guerrero; Alba Nelida Garcia Beltran; Angel Alfonso Villalobos De Alba
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2022 |
20954 | DINAPSIS, Network of Digital Transformation Hubs for the Resilience, Sustainability and Environmental Health of Cities |
Vicente Gomez; Ana Genaro
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2022 |
20955 | Pressure Sensors Placement for Leakage Detection Using Graph Signal Processing and Sampling Theory |
Daniel Bezerra Barros; Carlo Giudicianni; Armando Di Nardo; Manuel Herrera; Bruno Brentan
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2022 |
20956 | Predicting Water Demand of Water Supply Systems in the Alpine Environment with Recurrent Neural Networks |
Ariele Zanfei; Andrea Menapace; Bruno Melo Brentan; Maurizio Righetti
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2022 |
20957 | Reinforcement Learning for Real Time Control in Drinking Water Networks |
David Modesto; Fernando Cucchietti; Victor Saenger; Bernat Joseph-Duran; Jordi Meseguer; Rafael Gimenez; Gabriela Cembrano; Daniel Cardelus; Catalina Balseiro
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2022 |
20958 | Presentation of the Project “Agrupacion de Vertidos y Edar de la Aglomeracion Urbana de Guadalhorce” |
Rosario Lorenzo; Javier Solana
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2022 |
20959 | Impact of Climate Change on Cold-Water Fish Species. Application in the Jucar River Basin District |
Clara Estrela-Segrelles; Cristina Mocholi-Paredes; Miguel Angel Perez-Martin
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2022 |
20960 | Modeling the Hydrodynamics in a Wetland Subjected to Strong Urban and Agriculture Pressures (Torbiere Del Sebino, Italy) |
Stella Volpini; Marco Pilotti; Giulia Valerio
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2022 |