International Conference on Ecohydraulic Engineering and River Habitat Sustainability
(ICEERHS-27)

This track focuses on the latest advancements in ecohydraulic engineering techniques that promote river habitat sustainability. Participants are encouraged to present novel methodologies and technologies that enhance the ecological integrity of aquatic systems.

This session will explore the application of modeling tools in understanding and managing aquatic habitats. Emphasis will be placed on integrating ecological data with hydrological models to inform sustainable river management practices.

This track examines the effects of flow regulation on river ecosystems and aquatic habitats. Contributions should address both the benefits and challenges posed by flow management strategies in maintaining ecological balance.

This session invites presentations on innovative river restoration techniques and successful case studies from around the globe. Participants will discuss the effectiveness of various approaches in restoring ecological health and habitat connectivity.

This track focuses on the importance of habitat connectivity in maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem function in river systems. Discussions will include strategies for enhancing connectivity through infrastructure design and management practices.

This session will delve into the relationship between stream morphology and ecological function, emphasizing how physical characteristics influence habitat quality. Contributions should highlight research that links geomorphology with biological responses in aquatic environments.