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River Systems (RS) is an international journal that integrates landscape, catchment and human perspectives into a holistic view of river systems. It is dedicated to promoting innovative basic research results and their application in management and conservation. Interdisciplinary research on rivers from the catchment and landscape perspectives is particularly welcome. River Systems thus bridges the gap between inter- and transdisciplinary research and highlights management applications and science implementation at multiple temporal and spatial scales. An innovation of River Systems is the inclusion of relevant science education cooperations.

River Systems is a relaunch of the Large Rivers, Supplement to Archiv für Hydrobiologie. The language of the journal is English.

Publisher: E. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung

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Volume 20, Numbers 1-2, April 2012

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Editorial

Free Content River Restoration in the Danube and Elbe: Research and Management in Large River Basins
pp. 1-3(3)
Authors: Bloesch, Jürg; Hein, Thomas; Teodorovic, Ivana

Part A: Large River research (modelling and monitoring)

Key concepts for the analysis of climate change impacts for river basin management in the River Danube
pp. 7-21(15)
Authors: Klein, Bastian; Lingemann, Imke; Nilson, Enno; Krahe, Peter; Maurer, Thomas; Moser, Hans

The role of reference conditions in water quality assessment: application of a fuzzy logic-based Decision Support System (DSS) in the Danube and Elbe River Basins
pp. 23-40(18)
Authors: Semenzin, Elena; Zabeo, Alex; von der Ohe, Peter C.; Gottardo, Stefania; Critto, Andrea; Marcomini, Antonio

Integrated Floodplain Response Model (INFORM) as a tool to predict effects of human impacts on habitat availability for floodplain species
pp. 41-53(13)
Authors: Fuchs, Elmar; Schleuter, Michael; Rosenzweig, Stephan

Floodplain restoration on the Upper Danube (Germany) by re-establishing water and sediment dynamics: a scientific monitoring as part of the implementation
pp. 55-70(16)
Authors: Stammel, Barbara; Cyffka, Bernd; Geist, Jürgen; Müller, Melanie; Pander, Joachim; Blasch, Gerald; Fischer, Peter; Gruppe, Axel; Haas, Florian; Kilg, Markus; Lang, Petra; Schopf, Reinhard; Schwab, André; Utschik, Hans; Weißbrod, Maximilian

Open Access Nitrogen dynamics in complex Danube River floodplain systems: effects of restoration
pp. 71-85(15)
Authors: Welti, Nina; Bondar-Kunze, Elisabeth; Tritthart, Michael; Pinay, Gilles; Hein, Thomas

Identifying key stressors in Danube, Elbe, Llobregat and Scheldt based on regular monitoring data
pp. 87-99(13)
Authors: de Deckere, Eric; Brack, Werner; Ballaer, Bram; von der Ohe, Peter C.

Part B: Management strategies and solutions for large river systems (Water Policy)

Danube River Basin Management - Rationale and Results: How to Link Science, as the basis for Policy
pp. 103-109(7)
Authors: Weller, Philip; Popovici, Mihaela

New infrastructure projects and a biodiversity strategy in the Danube River Basin
pp. 111-128(18)
Author: Nagl, Gerhard

Integrative water protection and river basin management policy: The Danube case
pp. 129-144(16)
Authors: Bloesch, Jürg; Sandu, Cristina; Janning, Jörg

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