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4th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
4th International Conference
on the Status and Future of the
WORLD’s LARGE RIVERS
Ganges
Murray-Darling
Congo
Amazon
Mississippi
3.-6. August 2021,
Moscow, Russia // Online
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
Danube
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4th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Contents
Announcement World’s Large Rivers Initiative Meeting 4
Keynote Speakers 6
Invited Speakers 7
Instructions for Presenters 8
Important Note 10
Conference Topics 10
Conference Programme Overview 11
Daily Conference Programme 12
Oral Sessions 16
Poster Sessions 29
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4th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
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4th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Announcement: World’s Large Rivers Initiative Meeting
World’s Large Rivers Initiative
WLRI Meeting – AGENDA
4th of August 2021
Dear participant of the World’s Large Rivers Conference!
We cordially invite you to take part in the World’s Large Rivers Initiative
Meeting, which will be held on Wednesday, 4th of August 2021 at 18:00
Moscow Time (15:00 UTC) as an online event in the framework of the World’s Large Rivers Conference.
The World’s Large Rivers Initiative (WLRI) was approved by the
Intergovernmental Council of the Intergovernmental Hydrological
Programme (IHP) of UNESCO in 2014 and has been prolonged in 2018.
This Initiative fosters the linkage between research at and management of
large river basins by bringing together scientists and practitioners from all
fields of river related research. Beside organising the World´s Large Rivers
Conferences, a main activity is the organization of a joint international
project at large rivers. This core project is an integrated assessment of the
status and future of the World’s Large Rivers. The kick-off project for this
started with the assessment of three large rivers – Danube, Mekong and
Niger – of which first results will be presented during this meeting.
Now, the objective is to extend this assessment to a larger number of
rivers. Hence, this meeting will discuss the next steps of the future
implementation of this global assessment and is looking for researchers who are
interested to be part of a network by representing their river / country. The network will consist of
scientists and researchers coming from different river basins and fields of research.
Take the chance and become part of this Initiative!
I am looking very much forward to welcoming you at this meeting,
Helmut Habersack
4 Chair of International Scientific Committee (ISC)
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Announcement: World’s Large Rivers Initiative Meeting
WLRI Meeting – PROGRAMME
4th of August 2021
18:00 Welcome by our host Michael Tritthart (BOKU University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria)
18:05 Introductory presentation about the World’s Large Rivers Initiative by
Helmut Habersack (BOKU University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria)
▪ UNESCO & the World’s Large Rivers Initiative
▪ Intergovernmental Council of UNESCO and the
▪ The ninth phase of the Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme 2022-2029
▪ Project “RiBaM” – Test assessment on three rivers (Danube, Niger, Mekong)
18:15 Panel discussion with highly ranked scientists:
Anil Mishra (Chief of Hydrological System and Water Scarcity Section, UNESCO)
Expert on UNESCO water initiatives and international cooperation
Sergey Chalov (Faculty of Geography, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia)
Expert on Arctic / Siberian rivers and geomorphology
Gil Mahé (Institute of Research for Development IRD, France / Tunisia)
Expert on African rivers under changing climatic conditions
Francis Chiew (CSIRO Land and Water, Canberra, Australia)
Expert on hydroclimate, modelling and integrated water resources management
Luna Bharati (IWMI, Nepal / Germany)
Expert on water resources management and policy engagement
Helmut Habersack (BOKU University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria)
Expert on hydrology, sediment research and integrated river management
18:45 Live questions from the audience will be discussed among the panelists
19:10 Summary by our host Michael Tritthart
19:15 End of the WLRI meeting
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Keynote Speakers
We are happy and proud to announce a highly ranked line-up of Keynote Speakers:
Dr. Alexander GELFAN
Dr.Sci. in Phys. & Math, Director
Water Problems Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Keynote Topic: Climate change and threats to water security
Dr. Ellen WOHL
Professor of Geology and University Distinguished Professor
Dept of Geosciences, Colorado State University, USA
Keynote Topic: Messy Rivers are Healthy Rivers: the Role of Spatial Heterogeneity in Sustaining
River Ecosystems
Dr. Jim BEST
Professor of Geography and Geographic Information Science, Mechanical Science
and Engineering; Department of Geology, University of Illinous Urbana-Champaign
Keynote Topic: Anthropogenic Stresses on Large Rivers - An Update and Expansion of the Nature
Geo Review from 2019
Dr. Nikolay KASIMOV
Professor at Lomonosov Moscow State University and Full Member
of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Keynote Topic: Terrestrial particulate and dissolved flux by largest Russian rivers
Co-Authors: Sergey Chalov (C.V.), Mikhail Lychagin, Galina Shinkareva & Vasily Efimov
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Invited Speakers
We also thank our Invited Speakers for giving us insight in their current fields of research:
Ulrich Looser
Global Runoff Data Centre (GRDC) at the German Federal Institute of Hydrology (BfG), Koblenz, Germany
Invited Lecture: The Global Runoff Data Centre (GRDC)
Liudmila Lebedeva
Melnikov Permafrost Institute, Yakutsk, Russia
Invited Lecture: River streamflow in permafrost environment: complicated relations
and recent changes
Natalia Frolova
Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia
Invited Lecture: Modern water regime of Russian European rivers: Analysis and mapping
Gil Mahé
IRD and INSTM Carthage, Tunisia
Invited Lecture: The impact of dams on the reduction of solid transports to the sea in north
Africa: Evidence from sediment cores and suspended time series
Sergey Chalov
Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Geography, Russia
Invited Lecture: Sedimentation processes in the Russian large river deltas: North to South
variations
Franz-Josef Maringer
BOKU – University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna, Austria; TU Wien – University of Technology Vienna, Austria
Invited Lecture: Radioactive contamination of the Danube - 50 years of research
Erik Mosselman
Deltares, Delft, the Netherlands; Delft University of Technology, Delft, the Netherlands
Invited Lecture: River training using surface screens: the legacy of M.V. Potapov
Helmut Habersack
BOKU – University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna, Austria
Invited Lecture: On the Status and Future of World´s Large Rivers: a comparison
of the Danube, Niger and Mekong - a contribution to the UNESCO WLRI
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Instructions for Presenters
Both, oral and poster presentations will be given via Zoom Meeting.
The links to these meetings will be provided in due time before the conference.
Oral presentations:
Oral presentations will be done via a professional Zoom Conference Meeting.
As presenting author you will be able to share your screen and to show your presentations
slides. Please, find a template of the presentation slides for 4:3 or 16:9 on our webpage.
You will have 12 minutes for your presentation + 3 minutes for answering questions from
the audience. The questions (posed either in the Q&A-Box or by digitally raising the hand)
will be managed by the Session Chair.
Please, make sure that your technical equipment (audio and microphone) is working
correctly. In case that you should not be familiar with the Zoom Meeting Software, we will
provide a testing possibility with tutors who will assist you on Monday, 2nd of August
(detailed information about this will follow in due time).
IMPORTANT NOTE: as presenting author (either for oral or poster presentation) it is
required that you will enter the online zoom meeting 15 minutes before your session
starts!
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Instructions for Presenters
Poster presentations:
Poster presentations will be given via a professional Zoom Conference Meeting in separated
break-out-rooms.
As presenting author you are asked to stay in your break-out-room during the entire
duration of the poster session (45 min). Interested attendees can switch between the
different break-out-rooms (posters) and directly ask questions and discuss with the author.
IMPORTANT NOTE: we will publish your poster one week before the conference on our
webpage, so that interested attendees can already read them. Therefore, please, send us
your digital poster as PDF not later than 25th of July to worldslargerivers@boku.ac.at.
A template for poster presentation can be downloaded from our webpage.
Please, make sure that your technical equipment (audio and microphone) is working
correctly. In case that you should not be familiar with the Zoom Meeting Software, we will
provide a testing possibility with tutors who will assist you on Monday, 2 nd of August
(detailed information about this will follow in due time).
IMPORTANT NOTE: as presenting author (either for oral or poster presentation) it is
required that you will enter the online zoom meeting 15 minutes before your session
starts!
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Important Note
Important information:
all indicated times refer to Moscow Time
(MSK - Time zone UTC+3)
Conference Topics
Topic I Hydrology, Hydraulics & Hydroclimatic Impacts
Topic II Sediment Transport & River Morphology
Topic III River Pollution, Ecology & Restoration
Topic IV Integrated River Basin Management
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Conference Programme Overview
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Daily Conference Programme
Tuesday, August 3, 2021
Opening Ceremony (Zoom Session A)
9:00 – 10:00
Welcome speeches
▪
Keynote Lecture 1 (Zoom Session A)
10:00 – 10:45 “Climate change and threats to water security”
Gelfan, A.
Oral Presentations I a Oral Presentations III a
“Hydrology under changing “Biodiversity, bioindication & conservation
11:00 – 12:30
environmental conditions (Part I)” in Russian rivers (Part I)”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Invited Lecture 1 (Zoom Session A)
13:20 – 13:40
“The Global Runoff Data Centre (GRDC)”
Looser, U.
Invited Lecture 2 (Zoom Session A)
“River streamflow in permafrost environment:
13:40 – 14:00
complicated relations and recent changes”
Lebedeva, L.
Oral Presentations I b Oral Presentations III b
“Hydrology under changing “Biodiversity, bioindication & conservation in
14:15 – 15:45
environmental conditions (Part II)” Russian rivers (Part II) / Chemical water quality”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Oral Presentations I c Oral Presentations III c
“Catchment-wide / large scale “River ecology & restoration”
16:00 – 17:30
hydrological assessments”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
18:30 – 21:00 Ice Breaker
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Daily Conference Programme
Wednesday, August 4, 2021
Keynote Lecture 2 (Zoom Session A)
“Messy rivers are healthy rivers:
9:00 – 9:45
the role of spatial heterogeneity in sustaining river ecosystems”
Wohl, E.
10:00 – 10:45 Poster Session A
Oral Presentations III d Oral Presentations II a
“River pollution” “Morphology under changing
11:00 – 12:30
environmental conditions”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Invited Lecture 3 (Zoom Session A)
13:20 – 13:40 “Modern water regime of Russian European rivers: Analysis and mapping”
Frolova, N.
Invited Lecture 4 (Zoom Session A)
“The impact of dams on the reduction of solid transports to the sea in north Africa:
13:40 – 14:00
Evidence from sediment cores and suspended time series”
Mahé, G.
Oral Presentations I d Oral Presentations II b
“Hydraulics - experiments, “Measurement and modelling
14:15 – 15:45
measurements & modelling” of sediment transport”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Oral Presentations I e Oral Presentations IV a
“River ice & thermal regime” “Hydropower / flood management /
16:00 – 17:30
conflicting demands”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
18:00 – 19:15 WLRI Meeting (Zoom Session A)
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Daily Conference Programme
Thursday, August 5, 2021
Keynote Lecture 3 (Zoom Session A)
“Anthropogenic stresses on large rivers -
9:00 – 9:45
An update and expansion of the Nature Geo Review from 2019”
Best, J.
Oral Presentations IV b Oral Presentations II c
“Transboundary management” “Morphological stabilization measures
10:00 – 10:45
(Part I)”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Oral Presentations IV c Oral Presentations II d
“Integrated water management (Part I)” “Morphological stabilization measures
11:00 – 12:30
(Part II)”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Invited Lecture 5 (Zoom Session A)
13:20 – 13:40 “Sedimentation processes in the Russian large river deltas: North to South variations.”
Chalov, S.
Invited Lecture 6 (Zoom Session A)
13:40 – 14:00 “Radioactive contamination of the Danube - 50 years of research”
Maringer, F.
Oral Presentations IV d Oral Presentations II e
“Integrated water management (Part II)” “Management of sediment and
14:15 – 15:45
river morphology”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Oral Presentations III e Oral Presentations II f
“Ecology under changing environmental “Sediment transport under changing
16:00 – 16:45 conditions / Fish ecology (Part I)” environmental conditions”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
17:00 – 17:45 Poster Session B
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Daily Conference Programme
Friday, August 6, 2021
Keynote Lecture 4 (Zoom Session A)
9:00 – 9:45 “Terrestrial particulate and dissolved flux by largest Russian rivers”
Kasimov, N.
Oral Presentations I f Oral Presentations III f
“Hydrological extremes: “Fish ecology (Part II)”
10:00 – 10:45
floods”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Oral Presentations I g Oral Presentations II g
“Hydrological extremes: “Large scale river morphology (Part I)”
11:00 – 12:30
low flows & droughts”
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Invited Lecture 7 (Zoom Session A)
13:20 – 13:40 “River training using surface screens: the legacy of M.V. Potapov”
Mosselman, E.
Invited Lecture 8 (Zoom Session A)
“On the Status and Future of World´s Large Rivers: a comparison
13:40 – 14:00
of the Danube, Niger and Mekong - a contribution to the UNESCO WLRI”
Habersack, H.
Oral Presentations I h Oral Presentations II h
“Impact of dams on hydrology” “Large scale river morphology (Part II)”
14:15 – 15:00
(Zoom Session A) (Zoom Session B)
Closing Ceremony (Zoom Session A)
15:15 – 16:00 Best Poster Award
Final speeches
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Oral Sessions, Tuesday, 3 August 2021
Oral Presentations I a Oral Presentations III a
“Hydrology, Hydraulics & “River Pollution, Ecology & Restoration”
Hydroclimatic Impacts”
Hydrology under changing Biodiversity, bioindication & conservation
environmental conditions (Part I) in Russian rivers (Part I)
(11:00 – 12:30, Zoom Session A) (11:00 – 12:30, Zoom Session B)
Climate change and water management in Environmental problems of the Arctic
the Murray-Darling Basin territories of the Yenisei River
11:00 – 11:15
Chiew, F. Bondareva, L.
Climate change impact assessment on the Spatial modelling for conservation of
Syr Darya River runoff ecosystem for the Novosibirsk Reservoir
11:15 – 11:30
Ayzel, G.V. Tskhai, A. & Ageikov, V.
Flow prediction using future scenarios in Water quality in the Volga headwaters
the Chéliff catchment, North West Algeria:
11:30 – 11:45
Case of the Sidi M'hamed Ben Aouda dam
Kuzovlev, V.V., Grigoryeva, I.L., Komissarov,
Zaibak, I., Meddi, M. & Mahé, G. A.B., Chekmareva, E.A. & Schletterer, M.
Model-based assessing the Selenga Basin Factors affecting bloom outbreaks in the
runoff sensitivity to climate change Gorky Reservoir
11:45 – 12:00
Erina, O., Tereshina, M., Vilimovich, E. &
Millionshchikova T. & Gelfan A. Sokolov, D.
Projecting changes in water balance The hydrological conditions of fish
components of Arctic river basins reproduction in Lower Don River
12:00 – 12:15
Nasonova, O.N., Gusev, Y.M., Kovalev, E.E.1 Goncharov, A., Georgiadi, A., Semenova, A.
& Ayzel, G.V. & Kireeva, M.
The world’s large rivers’ runoff: natural Nature reserves (zapovedniks) in the Volga
variations and forecast catchment: Protection and management
12:15 – 12:30
Schletterer, M., Kuzovlev, V., Zheltukhin, A.
Dobrovolski, S. Litvinov, K., Osipov, V. & Ruchin, A.
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Oral Sessions, Tuesday, 3 August 2021
Oral Presentations I b Oral Presentations III b
“Hydrology, Hydraulics & “River Pollution, Ecology & Restoration”
Hydroclimatic Impacts”
Hydrology under changing Biodiversity, bioindication & conservation in
environmental conditions (Part II) Russian rivers (Part II) / Chem. water quality
(14:15 – 15:45, Zoom Session A) (14:15 – 15:45, Zoom Session B)
Improving historic flood reconstruction The impact of anthropogenic
using a detailed 1D-2D coupled hydraulic transformation of the watershed on the
14:15 – 14:30
model approach ecological condition of the river
Ngo, H., Bomers, A., Augustijn, D.C.M et al. Trifonova, T.
Water regime transformation in Sources of pollution of the Volga River
downstream of European Russia’s large within the Republic of Mari El
14:30 – 14:45
Rivers
Goncharov, E., Anufriev, M., Obukhov, A.,
Kireeva, M., Rets, E., Samsonov, T. et al. Malyuta, O., Yarantseva, E. & Ivashechkin, A.
Modeling of the River Lena floodplains Discharge-related fluxes of particle-reactive
inundation under changing climate elements in Swedish rivers
14:45 – 15:00
Weimar, N.E., Schmidt, K., Kurahashi, E. &
Krylenko, I. & Kornilova, E. Bau, M.
The impact of regional climate changes on Iron in the waters “Don River – Azov Sea”
the emergence of extreme hydrological megaprofile
15:00 – 15:15
situations …
Sidorova, M.V. & Kashutina, E.A. Fedorov, Y.A., Dotsenko, I.V. & Dmitrik, L.Y.
Modeling current and future hydrologic Biogeochemistry of metals in Amur River
processes in Bouregreg River Catchment and Yangtze River estuaries
15:15 – 15:30
Brouziyne, Y., Abouabdillah, A.,
Chehbouni, A. & Benaabidate, L. Shulkin, V. & Zhang, J.
Climatic and man-induced hydrological Pesticide administration strategies for
changes hazards on farms in the Caribbean
15:30 – 15:45
Koronkevich, N.I., Georgiadi, A.G.,
Barabanova, E.A., Dolgov, S.V. et al. Shah, M.
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Oral Sessions, Tuesday, 3 August 2021
Oral Presentations I c Oral Presentations III c
“Hydrology, Hydraulics & “River Pollution, Ecology & Restoration”
Hydroclimatic Impacts”
Catchment-wide / large scale River ecology & restoration
hydrological assessments
(16:00 – 17:30, Zoom Session A) (16:00 – 17:30, Zoom Session B)
Stable isotopes of water in the Indus River Country-wide statistical modelling of flow-
Basin, Northwest Himalayas ecology relations in Polish rivers
16:00 – 16:15
Keller, A., Piniewski, M., Chattopadhyay, S.
Bhat, M.A., Zhong, J. & Li, S.-L. & Baldan, D.
Application of GRACE mission to study the Water table dynamics and surface water
watersheds water balance chemistry patterns of north-eastern drained
16:15 – 16:30
part of Great Vasyugan Mire
Grigorev, V. & Frolova, N. Kharanzhevskaya, Yu.A.
Hydrological projections for large Arctic Transfer of artificial radionuclides by biota
basins: modeling and uncertainty issues of the Yenisei River
16:30 – 16:45
Gelfan, A., Kalugin, A., Krylenko, I. & Zotina, T., Dementyev, D. Alexandrova, Yu.
Motovilov, Y. & Melgunov M.
The Pechora Estuary – Greatest microtidal Restoring the Rhine: Feedbacks of gravel
delta of Russia? augmentation and bank (re-)erosion
16:45 – 17:00
Alabyan, A., Vasilenko, A., Demidenko, N., Chardon, V., Schmitt, L., Piégay, H.,
Krylenko, I., Panchenko, E. et al. Arnaud, F. & Clutier, A.
Soft variables can explain uncertainties in Restoration of Ichamoti River in Bangladesh
discharges of South-American large rivers
17:00 – 17:15
Navarro, F.A.R., Rápalo, L.M.C.,
Guzmán, D.A. & Mendiondo, E.M. Chowdhury, A.I.A. & Rahman, M.R.
The tributaries contribution of different Floodplain restoration project along a
climatic zones to Pyanj River runoff Danube stretch in Bavaria (Germany)
17:15 – 17:30
Normatov, I.Sh., Muminov, A.O. & Cyffka, B., Stammel, B., Betz, F. &
Normatov, P.I. Gelhaus, M.
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Oral Sessions, Wednesday, 4 August 2021
Oral Presentations III d Oral Presentations II a
“River Pollution, Ecology & Restoration” “Sediment Transport &
River Morphology”
River pollution Morphology under changing
environmental conditions
(11:00 – 12:30, Zoom Session A) (11:00 – 12:30, Zoom Session B)
Evolution of the Rhine River’s industrial Influence of fluvial environment evolution
pollution: Historical and legal approach on the dynamics of groundwater
11:00 – 11:15
Bujakowski, F., Falkowski, T., Podlasek, A. &
Ly Keng, C., Badariotti, D. & Berrod, F. Ostrowski, P.
The Global 100 Plastic Rivers project: Anthropogenic, climatic impacts on The
Investigating microplastic contamination in Medjerda delta and coastal dynamic
11:15 – 11:30
over 100 river systems around the world
Nel, H.A., Krause, S., Drummond, J. et al. Zahar, Y., & Albergel, J.
GPS tracking of plastic items in the Austrian Large rivers on the permafrost zone at the
Danube River past
11:30 – 11:45
Liedermann, M., Pessenlehner. S.,
Gmeiner, P., Tritthart, M. & Habersack, H. Sidorchuk, A.Y., Panin, A.V. & Borisova, O.K.
Description of fluvial macro plastic tran- Climate and human activities impact on
sport processes using numerical simulation Russian large rivers channels
11:45 – 12:00
Pessenlehner, S., Liedermann. M.,
Tritthart, M. & Habersack, H. Chalov, R.S.
Microplastics in the surface waters of Climate change and human influences on
Russian rivers: A first glance the future sediment budget of the Rhine
12:00 – 12:15
Meuse Delta
Frank, Y., Vorobiev, E., Kulinicheva, K.,
Kayler, O., Trifonov A. & Vorobiev, D. Cox, J.R., Dunn, F.E., Nienhuis, J.H. et al.
Pollution transfer by microparticles in urban Historical changes to the geomorphic
water bodies character and distribution of waterholes
12:15 – 12:30
Pearson, M.R., Reid, M.A., Miller, C. &
Yasinsky, S., Kashutina, E. & Sidorova, M. Ryder, R.
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Oral Sessions, Wednesday, 4 August 2021
Oral Presentations I d Oral Presentations II b
“Hydrology, Hydraulics & “Sediment Transport &
Hydroclimatic Impacts” River Morphology”
Hydraulics - experiments, Measurement and modelling of
measurements & modelling sediment transport
(14:15 – 15:45, Zoom Session A) (14:15 – 15:45, Zoom Session B)
Integrated methodology of linking hydraulic Testing of suspended sediment
structure images to numerical simulation concentration measurement techniques in
14:15 – 14:30
the Danube
Carvalho, R.F. & Santos, A. Pomázi, F. & Baranya, S.
Simulation of flow structure in an Bedload flux modeling in large global rivers
asymmetric compound channel
14:30 – 14:45
Sahoo, S., Devi, K. & Khatua, K.K. Cohen, S., Syvitski, JMP. & Ashley, T.
Influence of channel-scale secondary Measurements and calculations of bed load
circulation on mixing processes transport in the Lower Amur
14:45 – 15:00
downstream of river junctions
Lyubimova, T., Lepikhin, A. et al. Petrovskaya, O. & Maltsev, A.
Streamflow simulation in Oueme and Mono Characteristics of bedload transport
watersheds in Benin measurements in alpine catchments
15:00 – 15:15
Kodja, D., Koubodana, H., Akognongbé, A., Rindler, R., Schwarz, S., Liedermann, M.,
Amoussou, E., Mahé, G., Vissin, E. et al. Gmeiner, P., Shire, D., Kreisler, A. et al.
Experiment to compare evaporation Study of the sediment flux origin of Yenisei
reducers in reservoirs and Ob’
15:15 – 15:30
Hernández, M., Rosales, S., Arganis, M.,
Osnaya, J. & Carrizosa, E. Ivanov, V.A. & Chalov, S.R.
SonTek RS5: Advancements in ADCP Coupling topographic airborne lidar and
technology for measuring streamflow photo-sieving methods for grain-size
15:30 – 15:45
mapping
Fan, X. & Pimble, L. Piasny, G., Chardon, V., Garambois, P. et al.
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Oral Sessions, Wednesday, 4 August 2021
Oral Presentations I e Oral Presentations IV a
“Hydrology, Hydraulics & “Integrated River Basin Management”
Hydroclimatic Impacts”
River ice & thermal regime Hydropower / flood management /
conflicting demands
(16:00 – 17:30, Zoom Session A) (16:00 – 17:30, Zoom Session B)
River ice thickness in the North-East of Hydropower developments in selected
Russia in the current climate large river basins
16:00 – 16:15
Zemlianskova, A., Makarieva, O., Wagner, B., Lasinger, N., Leutgöb, E.,
Nesterova, N. & Ostashov, A. Kainz, M., Hauer, C. & Habersack, H.
Aufeis in large river basins of Russia in Floodplains along the Danube River and
current climate their importance for flood risk reduction,
16:15 – 16:30
ecology and socio-economics
Makarieva, O., Alexeev, V., Shikhov, A.,
Nesterova, N., Ostashov, A. et al. Eder, M., Scheuer, S. & Habersack, H.
Assessment of ice jam formation for the Modeling of urbanized territory flooding at
Northern Dvina River a large rivers confluence
16:30 – 16:45
Semenova, N.K. & Sazonov, A.A. Sazonov, A., Krylenko, I. & Rumyantsev, A.
Contemporary climate change impact on Catastrophic floods in large river basins:
Kamsky Reservoir ice formation dates dynamic complex natural processes of the
16:45 – 17:00
surface water and groundwater interaction
Kalinin, V. & Mikova, K. Arakelian, S., Abrakhin, S., Bukharov, D. et al.
Thermal regime of Russian Arctic big rivers Adjustment of chemical industrial along the
under climate changes mainstream of Yangtze River
17:00 – 17:15
Vasilenko, A., Magritskiy, D. & Frolova, N. Wang, X. & Liao, C.
Methods and technologies of space
monitoring of the condition of river water
17:15 – 17:30
areas in the event of emergencies
Akovetsky, V., Afanasyev, A., Sizov, O. et al.
214th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Oral Sessions, Thursday, 5 August 2021
Oral Presentations IV b Oral Presentations II c
“Integrated River Basin Management” “Sediment Transport &
River Morphology”
Transboundary management Morphological stabilization measures
(Part I)
(10:00 – 10:45, Zoom Session A) (10:00 – 10:45, Zoom Session B)
Legal framework of management of the Morphological characteristics and riverbed
transboundary Amur River (Heilong Jiang) stabilization mechanism of Nujiang River,
10:00 – 10:15
China
Janusz-Pawletta, B. & Solntsev, A. Zhang, C., Xu, M., Lin Y., Huang K. & Wang Z.
Climatic and anthropogenic changes in Design to avoid sedimentation at
transboundary Ural River water regime Magdalena River mouth
10:15 – 10:30
Magritsky, D., Yumina, N., Kenzhebaeva, A., Bateman, A., Sosa, R., Osorio, A. &
Efimova, L. & Goncharov, A. Marín-Esteve, B.
Integrated water management in Bulgarian Macro roughness to mobilize sediment at
and Romanian transboundary basin the Buenaventura Bay
10:30 – 10:45
cooperation
Bournaski, E. & Bardarska, G. Bateman, A., Sosa, R. & Marín-Esteve, B.
224th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Oral Sessions, Thursday, 5 August 2021
Oral Presentations IV c Oral Presentations II d
“Integrated River Basin Management” “Sediment Transport &
River Morphology”
Integrated water management (Part I) Morphological stabilization measures
(Part II)
(11:00 – 12:30, Zoom Session A) (11:00 – 12:30, Zoom Session B)
Research to help manage the Murray- Geomorphic responses of restored
Darling Basin, Australia frequently flowing side channels along the
11:00 – 11:15 Rhône River
Post, D.A. Tissot, N., Riquier, J. & Piégay, H.
Water-sediment regulation scheme of the Sustainable side channel reconnection at
Yellow River: A review the Austrian Danube
11:15 – 11:30
Tritthart, M., Binder, J., Liedermann, M. &
Wang, H., Bi, N., Wu, X. & Nittrouer, J. Habersack, H.
Optimization approaches to water Numerical modelling of groynes and bed
resources management in the Lower Kuban degradation at the Austrian Danube
11:30 – 11:45
Buber, A.L., Bondarik, I.G. & Buber, A.A. Glas, M., Tritthart, M. & Habersack, H.
Problems of water resources regulation in Protective characteristics of different bank-
the basins of Lake Baikal, the Angara, and protection types in the Yangtze River
11:45 – 12:00
the Yenisei
Nikitin, V.M., Abasov, N.V. & Osipchuk, E.N. Ding, B., Wang, X.X., Qu, G. & Fang, J.J.
Integrated hydrolgocial modelling for
integrated water resources management in
12:00 – 12:15
Drava River floodplain
Salem, A., Dezső, J. & Lóczy, D.
Management evaluation and optimization
of dispatching schedules of Irkutsk reservoir
12:15 – 12:30
Buber, A. & Buber, V.
234th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Oral Sessions, Thursday, 5 August 2021
Oral Presentations IV d Oral Presentations II e
“Integrated River Basin Management” “Sediment Transport &
River Morphology”
Integrated water management (Part II) Management of sediment and
river morphology
(14:15 – 15:45, Zoom Session A) (14:15 – 15:45, Zoom Session B)
Rivers of power Sediment management throughout the
Meuse River
14:15 – 14:30
Barneveld, H.J., Frings, R.M., Dewals, B.J.,
Smith, L.C. Melsen, L.A. & Hoitink, A.J.F.
Adaptative and participatory management The Grand-Ethiopian-Renaissance-Dam
on the Rhine fluvial hydrosystem. Learning impact on the Blue Nile discharges and
14:30 – 14:45
from the past to optimize future scenarios sediment loads
Osorio-Gomez, A., Meinard, Y. et al. Osman, M. & Osman, M.A.
Social consequences of extreme Evaluation of a novel sediment
hydrological events within large river management approach – case study
14:45 – 15:00
drainage basins Danube/Austria
Bondarev, V.P. Krapesch, M., Hauer, C., Haimann, M. et al.
Oka River channel transformation and its Predicting water and sediment partitioning
recovery perspective in a delta channel network under varying
15:00 – 15:15
discharge conditions
Berkovich, K.M., Zlotina, L.V. & Turykin, L.A. Dong, T.Y., Nittrouer, J.A., McElroy, B. et al.
Integration of biological levels to assess Stabilizing the Brahmaputra River in
impacts in river systems Bangladesh: Morphological modelling for
15:15 – 15:30
planning
Colin, N., Górski, K., Manosalva, A.,
López, R., Maceda-Veiga, A. & Habit, E. Thompson, A., Oberhagemann, K. & Haque, A.
Improving seasonal streamflow forecasts in A global practicable screening tool to
the Volga and Amur basins compare morphological characteristics in
15:30 – 15:45 connection with anthropogenic influences
Moreydo, V. & Gartsman, B. Fuhrmann, M., Habersack, H. et al.
244th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Oral Sessions, Thursday, 5 August 2021
Oral Presentations III e Oral Presentations II f
“River Pollution, Ecology & Restoration” “Sediment Transport &
River Morphology”
Ecology under changing environmental Sediment transport under changing
conditions / Fish ecology (Part I) environmental conditions
(16:00 – 16:45, Zoom Session A) (16:00 – 16:45, Zoom Session B)
Bird nesting success in the conditions of Is suspended sediment transport in large
climate change German rivers decreasing back to prestine
16:00 – 16:15 levels?
O’Keeffe, J., Bukacinski, D., Bukacinska, M.,
Piniewski, M. & Okruszko, T. Hoffmann, T., Baulig, Y., Blöthe, J. et al.
CO2 Outgassing during the historic Long-term changes of geo-flux components
Mississippi River flooding of 2019 in Russian Arctic rivers
16:15 – 16:30
Georgiadi, A.G., Milyukova, I.P.,
Xu, Y.J. & Xu, Z. Kashutina, E.A. & Danilenko, A.O.
Impacts of regionalization strategy on the Forecasting sediment transport and
fish community structure in Polish rivers morphological response in the Mississippi
16:30 – 16:45
River
Chattopadhyay, S., Baldan, D., Prus, P.,
Keller, A. & Piniewski, M. Soar, P., Cox, A., Thorne, C., Little, C. et al.
254th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Oral Sessions, Friday, 6 August 2021
Oral Presentations I f Oral Presentations III f
“Hydrology, Hydraulics & “River Pollution, Ecology & Restoration”
Hydroclimatic Impacts”
Hydrological extremes: floods Fish ecology (Part II)
(10:00 – 10:45, Zoom Session A) (10:00 – 10:45, Zoom Session B)
The impact of instantaneous spring floods The effect of attraction flow at fish passes
on the extreme functioning of undeveloped in the epipotamal of the Drava River
10:00 – 10:15 basins: case of the Ouaoumana catchment
Lahlou, N. & El Ghachi, M. Brandl, A., Käfer, S. & Mader, H.
Extreme summer rainfall and floods in the Adaptive management of Włocławek
mountains of Irkutsk region Reservoir Dam to improve fish habitat in
10:15 – 10:30
Vistula River
Kichigina, N. & Voropay, N. Parasiewicz, P., Suska, K. et al.
Variability of high flood flows in southern Aquatic habitats in the Inn River:
Quebec Correlations to river morphology
10:30 – 10:45
Kopecki, I., Schneider, M., Hubmann, M.,
Assani, A.A. & Zeroual, A. Reindl, R. & Schletterer, M.
264th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Oral Sessions, Friday, 6 August 2021
Oral Presentations I g Oral Presentations II g
“Hydrology, Hydraulics & “Sediment Transport &
Hydroclimatic Impacts” River Morphology”
Hydrological extremes: low flows Large scale river morphology (Part I)
& droughts
(11:00 – 12:30, Zoom Session A) (11:00 – 12:30, Zoom Session B)
Regional frequency analysis of Bedrock impact on the course of lowland
meteorological drought duration within rivers fluvial processes
11:00 – 11:15 Comoe watershed
Ismaïla, O., Léréyaha, C., Amidou, D. et al. Falkowski, T., Ostrowski, P. & Bujakowski, F.
Changes in the frequency of heat waves and Morphological dynamics of a large sand bed
extreme climate events in the Chaliyar and braided river system
11:15 – 11:30
Periyar River Basin, India
Vijay, A. & Varija, K. Chembolu, V., Dubey, A.K. & Dutta, S.
Phase of precipitation as a factor of low- Sediment transport and morphological
flows increase in the basins of large Siberian characterisation for a large braided river
11:30 – 11:45
rivers using hydrodynamic modeling
Nesterova, N. & Makarieva, O. Nandi, K., Pradhan, C., Khatua, K. & Dutta, S.
Low flow in the Oued el Abid basin Assessing the river freedom space along the
(Morocco): better understand it to better continuum of braided channel patterns
11:45 – 12:00
manage it (Oum Errbia Basin - Morocco) using advanced geo-spatial analysis
Nafia, K. & El Ghachi, M. Pradhan, C., Bharti, R. & Dutta, S.
Contribution to the study of low water The uniqueness of the river-mouth systems
levels in North-West Algeria using the IEB of the Baikal tributaries
12:00 – 12:15
Toumi, S. & Meddi, M. Ilicheva, E. & Pavlov, M.
Development of river deltas in permafrost
zone illustrated by example of mouths of
12:15 – 12:30 the rivers Lena and Mackenzie
Dolgopolova, E.N. & Isupova, M.V.
274th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Oral Sessions, Friday, 6 August 2021
Oral Presentations I h Oral Presentations II h
“Hydrology, Hydraulics & “Sediment Transport &
Hydroclimatic Impacts” River Morphology”
Impact of dams on hydrology Large scale river morphology (Part II)
(14:15 – 15:00, Zoom Session A) (14:15 – 15:00, Zoom Session B)
Changes in land use/ land cover and water Investigation of planform change of the
balance components before and after dam Amazon River near Iquitos, Peru
14:15 – 14:30 construction in the Mono RiverBasin
Koubodana, H.D., Atchonouglo, K. et al. Garcia Angulo, K. & Kwan Tun, L.
Estimating the flow of the structures of a Birthplace Amazon River, a confluence of
sub-basin of the Grijalva River meandering and anabranching rivers
14:30 – 14:45
Domínguez, R., Mendoza, A., Arganis, M. & Guerrero, L., Flores, G., Valverde, H.,
Carrizosa, E. Chicchon, H., Estrada, Y., Naito, K. et al.
Impact of damming on the regime of the Flow regime and bank erosion of the
Jaguaribe River Anadyr River, Chukotka
14:45 – 15:00
Lima, T., De Araújo, J., Medeiros, P. &
Mamede, G. Tsyplenkov, A., Shkolnyi D. & Antoniuk, A.
284th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Poster Session A, Wednesday, 4 August 2021
Poster Session A
(10:00 – 10:45)
Characterisation of the sources of Volga, Dnieper & Daugava
A 01
Kuzovlev, V.V. & Schletterer, M.
Estuaries of the White Sea: Northern Dvina, Onega and Mezen’ – great and different
A 02
Panchenko, E., Alabyan, A., Demidenko, N., Krylenko, I., Lebedeva, S. et al.
Spatial distribution of the water flow at the Ili Delta
A 03
Isupova, M.V.
Modern patterns of space-time transformation of Kolyma River hydrological regime
A 04
Frolova, N.L., Magritsky, D.V., Agafonova, S.A., Sazonov, A.A., Vasilenko, A.N. et al.
Natural flow modeling of the Volga River during its regulation
A 05
Kalugin, A. & Motovilov, Y.
Future projections of the Amur and Lena River runoff
A 06
Kalugin, A.
Hydrological elements quantitative relationship betw. Dongting Lake and Yangtze
A 07
Li, C.W., You, Z.Q., Xu, Z.M. & Li, A.Q.
Effect of roughness on apparent shear force in diverging channel
A 08
Bodapati, S.S.P., Khatua, K.K., Pinakana, L.R. & Sharma, A.
A numerical hydrodyn. 2D model of the Amur and Zeya Rivers and the Amur Liman
A 09
Glotko, A.V., Aleksyuk, A.I., Borisova, N.M., … Fedorova, T.A. ... & Belikov, V.V.
Impact of HPP on the hydrological regime of large rivers
A 10
Vinogradova, N. & Ruleva, S.
Relationship betw. hydrological variability & climatic fluctuations in the Chellif Basin
A 11
Khedimallah, A., Meddi, M. & Mahé, G.
The Volga and the Don water flow in warm climatic epochs
A 12
Georgiadi, A.G. & Milyukova, I.P.
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3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Poster Session A, Wednesday, 4 August 2021
Transformation of the Lower Don runoff
A 13
Nazarenko, O.
Role of snow cover properties for ice freezing on watersheds
A 14
Frolov, D.
Application of the LSM SWAP for hydrological simulations and projections
A 15
Gusev, Y.M., Nasonova, O.N., Kovalev, E.E., Dzhogan, L.Y. & Aizel, G.V.
Water balance changes in the Western Dvina River Basin
A 16
Kazachuk, A. & Terskii, P.
Diffuse biogens flow from the catchment to the Cheboksary Reservoir
A 17
Yasinsky, S.V., Kashutina, E.A., Sidorova, M.V. & Narykov, A.N.
The environmental risk for the ecosystem of the Yenisei River
A 18
Bondareva, L. & Fedorova, N.
Oxygen regime of the rivers of European Russia
A 19
Goncharov, А., Lobchenko, Е., Agafonova, S., Semenova, A. & Vasilenko, A.
Danube water quality dynamics: Review of web of science articles
A 20
Manoiu, V.-M. & Craciun, A.-I.
Geological state of the Osetr River Basin
A 21
Yurova Yu.D. & Shirokova V.A.
Chem. indicators of water quality in Pyasino river system after diesel fuel spill
A 22
Bezmaternykh, D., Puzanov, A. & Kotovshchikov A.
Sources of nutrient pollution in the Cheboksary reservoir
A 23
Tereshina, M., Erina, O., Sokolov, D. & Vilimovich, E.
Microparticle contribution to element transport in major river systems of Russia
A 24
Tereshina, M., Erina, O., Chalov, S., Shinkareva, G., Efimov, V. & Sokolov, D.
Mercury behavior on boundary of natural environments in rivers estuaries
A 25
Fedorov, Y.A., Mikhailenko, A.V., Dotsenko, I.V. & Solodko, D.F.
Hydrochemistry research of downstream of Amur River and Amur Liman
A 26
Anisimova, E.V. & Tishchenko, P.Ya.
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3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Poster Session A, Wednesday, 4 August 2021
Characteristics of macroinvertebrate assemblages in Alpine headwater streams
A 27
Schletterer, M., Lechthaler, W., Scotti, A. & Bottarin, R.
Impact of riparian forest on EPTs dispersion across European ecoregions
A 28
Peredo Arce, A., Palt, M., Kail, J. & Schletterer, M.
Macroinvertebrates reveal environmental gradients
A 29
Yanygina, L.V. & Schletterer, M.
Nematode fish parasites in the Danube River - Belgrade section
A 30
Djikanović, V., Vasiljević, B., Cakić, P. & Lenhardt, M.
Spatial movement of wels catfish (Silurus glanis) in the Danube
A 31
Smederevac-Lalić, M., Lenhardt, M., Spasić, S., Hont, S., Paraschiv, M., Iani, M. et al.
Holistic fish-diversity assessment in the Volga Basin
A 32
Askeyev, I., Shaymuratova, D., Askeyev, O., Askeyev, A., Monakhov, S. et al.
Climate change affects under-ice dynamics of phytoplankton
A 33
Erina, O., Kalenichenko, V. & Puklakov, V.
Phytoplankton diversity dynamics of Danubian floodplain lake in the context of global CC
A 34
Mihaljević, M., Špoljarić Maronić, D., Stević, F. & Žuna Pfeiffer, T.
Environmental guiding principles for alpine rivers: case study Biya River
A 35
Schmalfuß, L., Hauer, C., Yanygina, L.V. & Schletterer, M.
314th International Conference on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers
3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Poster Session B, Thursday, 5 August 2021
Poster Session 5
(17:00 – 17:45)
Physical modelling of sediment management scenarios with bottom outlets
B 01
Sandberger, J., Lichtneger, P., Sindelar, C. & Habersack, H.
Water and sediment budget of Casiquiare channel linking Orinoco and Amazon
B 02
Laraque, A., Yepez, S., Lopez, J.L. & Georgescu, P.
Lena delta suspended sediment budget revealed from satellite imagery
B 03
Prokopeva, K. & Chalov, S.
Hydrogeochemical flow distribution in the Volga River Delta
B 04
Zavadskaya, M., Zavadskiy, A., Kasimov, N., Lychagin, M., Golovlev, P. & Terskii, P.
Evolution of the sedimentary dynamics of the Cheliff wadi (Algeria)
B 05
Hadour, A., Mahe, G. & Meddi, M.
Contemporary sediments of water ecosystems as indicators of the Anthropocene
B 06
Fedorov, Yu.A., Kuznetsov, A.N., Dotsenko, I.V. & Mikhailenko, A.V.
Sediment transport and bathymetric changes in the Mississippi-Atchafalaya Rivers
B 07
Xu, Y.J. & Wang, B.
Bore in branches of Yangtze, Ganges and Amazon rivers deltas
B 08
Dolgopolova, E.N.
Large-scale hydromorphological characteristics of the glacial river Katun
B 09
Seidl, F., Reisenbüchler, M., Rutschmann, P., Yanygina, L.V. & Schletterer, M.
Morphological change detection using time series analysis of satellite images
B 10
Arfa, A., Ayyoubzadeh, A., Mianabadi, H. & Shafizadeh, H.
Analyzing morphodynamics of lower Indus River using GIS
B 11
Suhail, T., Allahditta, S., Siyal, A.A. & Ansari, K.
Modern changes in morphometry and morphodynamics of large Rivers’ Deltas
B 12
Mikhailova, M.
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3-6 August 2021, Moscow, Russia // Online
Poster Session B, Thursday, 5 August 2021
Channel processes on the rivers of the West Siberian
B 13
Kurakova, A.A.
Certain aspects of the Selenga River Delta modern morphodynamics
B 14
Zaharova, E.D., Belyaev, V.R., Chalov, S.R. & Harchenko, S.V.
The river bed deformation in the permafrost zone
B 15
Debolskaya, E., Ivanov, A., Maslikova, O. & Gritsuk, I.
Erosion at the turn sector of a river in permafrost
B 16
Maslikova, O., Gritsuk, I., Debolskaya, E. & Debolsky, V.
Underst. Peruvian Amazon rivers to develop BMP for infrastructure: Amazon Waterway
B 17
Barreto, C.D., Guerrero, L., Flores, G., Estrada, Y., Velarde, J., Calderon, E. et al.
Dynamics of land use and productivity indicators of the Lena River Basin
B 18
Repkin, R., Trifonova, T., Mishchenko, N. & Shutov, P.
Assessment of flooding risk in medical facilities in Tokyo lowlands
B 19
Gotoh, H., Ishino, K. & Takezawa, M.
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