"Inland Waters: Dynamics and Ecology" ed. by Adam Devlin, Jiayi Pan, Mohammad Manjur Shah

This book provides a comprehensive review of issues involving inland waters and discusses many worldwide inland water systems. The main topics of this text are water quality investigation, analyses of the ecology of inland water systems, remote sensing observation and numerical modeling methods, and biodiversity investigations.


Inland waters, lakes, rivers, and their connected wetlands are the most important and the most vulnerable sources of freshwater on the planet. The ecology of these systems includes biology as well as human populations and civilization. Inland waters and wetlands are highly susceptible to chemical and biological pollutants from natural or human sources, changes in watershed dynamics due to the establishment of dams and reservoirs, and land use changes from agriculture and industry.

Contents
1. Microplastic Pollution in Portuguese Saltworks
2. Systemic-Entropic Approach for Assessing Water Quality of Rivers, Reservoirs, and Lakes
3. Effect of Climate Change on Aquatic Ecosystem and Production of Fisheries
4. Designing River Diversion Constructed Wetland for Water Quality Improvement
5. The Tourism Impacts of Lake Erie Hazardous Algal Blooms
6. Constructed Wetlands in Wastewater Treatment and Challenges of Emerging Resistant Genes Filtration and Reloading
7. Modeling Thermal Stratification Effects in Lakes and Reservoirs
8. Assessment of the CHIRPS-Based Satellite Precipitation Estimates
9. Improved Narrow Water Extraction Using a Morphological Linear Enhancement Technique
10. Stream Invertebrate Zoology
11. Review of Aquatic Biodiversity Dynamics in the Okavango Delta: Resilience in a Highly Fluctuating Environment
12. Biodiversity and Environmental Integrity of Some Rivers in Derived Savannah Belt in Edo-North, Southern Nigeria
13. Freshwater Invertebrates of Southwestern South America: Diversity, Biogeography, and Threats


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