Add to ORKGThe Yellow River is unique for its excessive suspended sediment of the world rivers. The interaction between sediment and water produces significant influences on the water quality in the Yellow River. On the basis of previous studies, the paper presents a comprehensive review and summary on the influence of sediment to water quality in the Yellow River, highlighting four issues: 1) the influence of the sediment on pollutant behavior, 2) the relationship between sediment-associated natural organic matter and water quality parameters of oxygen-consuming organic pollutants and its influence on the assessment of the water quality in the Yellow River, 3) the relationship between the heavy metal background values of the sediment and the water qu...
Seasonal and spatial distributions of nutrients and chlorophyll-a (Chl-a), together with temperature...
Fluvial suspended sediment has multi-fold environmental implications and the study of the variation ...
Surface water bodies are progressively subjected to stress as a result of anthropogenic activities. ...
Using the Yellow River, China, the study explores the problem of the use of COD and BOD5 as water qu...
The water-sediment regulation scheme (WSRS) of dams influences the desorption, resuspension, and dep...
Aquatic environmental deterioration is becoming a serious problem due to rapid urbanization and econ...
To determine thewater quality status of the primary tributaries inmiddle and lower reaches of the Ye...
Using data from four field investigations between 2003 and 2009 along the Yellow River mainstream, w...
Variations in the concentrations of particulate heavy metals and fluxes into the sea in the Yellow R...
The Yellow River is an important water source for north China, which is the fifth largest river all ...
This paper presents a modification of chemical oxygen demand (COD) monitoring giving a better indica...
This paper presents a modification of chemical oxygen demand (COD) monitoring giving a better indica...
Comprehensively characterizing and assessing the sediment quality in freshwater ecosystems based on ...
Excessive input of trace metals contributes much to the degradation of many coastal ecosystems. As o...
Phosphorus (P) in water and sediment in the Yellow River was measured for 21 stations from the sourc...
Seasonal and spatial distributions of nutrients and chlorophyll-a (Chl-a), together with temperature...
Fluvial suspended sediment has multi-fold environmental implications and the study of the variation ...
Surface water bodies are progressively subjected to stress as a result of anthropogenic activities. ...
Using the Yellow River, China, the study explores the problem of the use of COD and BOD5 as water qu...
The water-sediment regulation scheme (WSRS) of dams influences the desorption, resuspension, and dep...
Aquatic environmental deterioration is becoming a serious problem due to rapid urbanization and econ...
To determine thewater quality status of the primary tributaries inmiddle and lower reaches of the Ye...
Using data from four field investigations between 2003 and 2009 along the Yellow River mainstream, w...
Variations in the concentrations of particulate heavy metals and fluxes into the sea in the Yellow R...
The Yellow River is an important water source for north China, which is the fifth largest river all ...
This paper presents a modification of chemical oxygen demand (COD) monitoring giving a better indica...
This paper presents a modification of chemical oxygen demand (COD) monitoring giving a better indica...
Comprehensively characterizing and assessing the sediment quality in freshwater ecosystems based on ...
Excessive input of trace metals contributes much to the degradation of many coastal ecosystems. As o...
Phosphorus (P) in water and sediment in the Yellow River was measured for 21 stations from the sourc...
Seasonal and spatial distributions of nutrients and chlorophyll-a (Chl-a), together with temperature...
Fluvial suspended sediment has multi-fold environmental implications and the study of the variation ...
Surface water bodies are progressively subjected to stress as a result of anthropogenic activities. ...