The effects of climate change on ecologically-relevant flow regime and water quality attributes

Dyer, Fiona; El Sawah, Sondoss; Croke, Barry; Griffiths, Rachael; Harrison, Evan; Lucena-Moya, Paloma; Jakeman, Anthony

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The effects of climate change on ecologically-relevant flow regime and water quality attributes

Date

2013

Authors

Dyer, Fiona

El Sawah, Sondoss

Croke, Barry

Griffiths, Rachael

Harrison, Evan

Lucena-Moya, Paloma

Jakeman, Anthony

Publisher

Springer

Abstract

The management of freshwater ecosystems is usually targeted through the regulation of water quantity (limiting diversions and providing environmental flows) and regulation of water quality (setting limits or targets for constituent concentrations). Climat