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Hydrolink is the primary magazine of the IAHR community and one of the highest-rated member benefits. It brings you the latest developments in the field of hydro-environment engineering and research through articles on projects, research, and new methods and tools of interest to the community. It also provides a platform for reporting on IAHR Conferences and news from our members, and offers a forum for exchanging information and spreading the word on topics and projects relevant to the community.
The online version of Hydrolink is open to non-members since 2021 as part of the efforts of the association to disseminate and share knowledge. In addition to the online version, IAHR members will continue to receive their full colour printed copy at their desks periodically as a membership benefit.
ISSN: 1388-3445
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Most articles published in every issue focus on a specific theme developed by the Editor with the support of the Hydrolink Advisory Board and the IAHR Executive Committee. If you would like to propose a theme for a future issue, or contribute an article on one of the planned themes, please contact either the editorial assistant, Estibaliz Serrano, or the editor, Angelos Findikakis.
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Editorial board ↑
Editor
Angelos N. Findikakis, Bechtel Fellow, Bechtel Corp. Adjunct Professor, Stanford University, USA
Technical editors
Joe Shuttleworth, Water Engineering, Arup, United Kingdom
Editorial assistant
Estíbaliz Serrano, IAHR Secretariat Madrid Office, Spain, publications@iahr.org
Advisory board
Luis Balairón, Director of Hydraulics Laboratory, CEDEX - Ministry Public Works, Spain
Jean Paul Chabard, Professor at Ecole des Ponts Paris Tech, Project Manager, EDF Research & Development, France
Jaap C.J. Kwadijk, Scientific director, Deltares, The Netherlands
Henrik Madsen, Head of Research and Development, DHI, Denmark
Rafaela Matos, Head of Hydraulics and Environment Department, Laboratório Nacional de Engenharia Civil (LNEC), Portugal
Sean Mulligan, VorTech Water Solutions and National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG), Ireland
Yasuo Nihei, Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Jing Peng, Vice President, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, China
Olivier Bertrand, Project Manager, Artelia Eau & Environnement, France
James Sutherland, Principal Scientist, HR Wallingford, UK
Karla González Novion, Executive Director, Instituto Nacional de Hidráulica, Chile
Ex-officio
Peter Goodwin, Past President of IAHR, President of University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, United States of America
Latest issue ↑
Hydrolink 4, 2022 | Citizen science
Guest editor: Dr Ruo-Qian Wang
Citizen science: how to use citizen´s data availability and public outreach in hydro-environmental and water resources management
Citizen science, broadly described as the engagement and participation of the general public in different aspects of scientific research such as data collection, interpretation, processing and analysis, is an emerging approach for improving data availability, as well as public outreach. It offers the opportunity to develop and use high-density data to improve the understanding of hydrologic processes and the ability to model them for predictive purposes. This issue of Hydrolink includes six articles discussing different aspects of using citizen science in hydro-environmental and water resources studies. They discuss current developments in the field and tell stories of using citizen science for the study and the environmental restoration of different water bodies.
Contents
Editorial by Angelos N. Findikakis and Ruo-Qian Wang
In-depth > Citizen science
Citizen science to support decision-making on water resources by Wouter Buytaert
Citizen's observatories: contributions to the improvement of flood modelling for management by Ioana Popescu and Andreja Jonoski
The role of citizen science in the campaign to designate UK’s first official river bathing water by Rick Battarbee
How to design a river with children: Community participation and stream restoration in Tokyo by Takehiro Watanabe, Takizawa Kyohei, Nakamura Shinichiro, Satoquo Seino and Yukihiro Shimatani
Emerging challenges and the future of water resources management by Angelos Alamanos and Phoebe Koundouri
Boosting urban hydrologic research with citizen collected data by Pan Yang, Geng Niu, Erhu Du and Yi Zheng
IAHR > Strengthening diversity and gender equity
Upcoming issues ↑
Issue 1, 2023: Sustainable Development Goals
Issue 2, 2023: Hydropower
Issue 3, 2023: NetZero
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The online version of Hydrolink is open to non-members in 2021 as part of the efforts of the association to disseminate and share knowledge. In addition to the online version, IAHR members will continue to receive their full colour printed copy at their desks periodically as a membership benefit.