This symposium will focus on bridging the knowledge gap between hydraulics and biology. Specifically, papers which address latest understandings on the performance of biota as a function of hydraulic habitats and flow regimes and how these dependencies can be better modelled are encouraged.
The world is going through a period of considerable change - whether social, economic, scientific or technological. The symposium will incorporate these new ideas and encourage the continued development of interdisciplinary methods, including water management planning/policy tools, that will help resolve the conflicts arising from increasing water use and environmental demands.