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30 <strong>International</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers 11‐14 April 2011, Vienna Oral Sessions, Thursday, 14 April 2011 Keynote Lecture 4 “Integrated Management” (09:00 – 10:00, Room G/H) Balancing use and protection for sustainable management of large rivers O’Keeffe, J. Invited Lectures 4c (I) “Integrated Management” (10:20 – 12:00, Room G/H) Chaired by O’Keeffe, J. Integrated management in large river basins: lessons from the Mekong and the Murray‐ Darling Campbell, I., Hart, B., Barlow, C. Integrated water management in the Rhine River basin Spreafico, M. The Austrian approach to an integrated river management Hasenbichler, H., Pejrimovsky, D. Catchment management across borders Connell, D. Managing large river basins towards integration and joint aims: Mekong and Danube in comparison Vogel, B. Invited Lectures 3b (I) “Restoration” (10:20 – 12:00, Room P) Chaired by Muhar, S. The large European alpine rivers: critical questions and challenging issues for their ecological rehabilitation Piégay, H., Tockner, K., Buijse, A., Olivier, J., Schmutz, S. Applying adaptive management to restoring Mississippi River basin Galat, D., Johnson, B., Smith, C. From a sewer into a living river: The Rhine between Sandoz and salmon Plum, N. Floodplain restoration in regulated rivers: biogeochemical implications Hein, T., Bondar‐Kunze, E., Welti, N., Preiner, S., Tritthart, M., Weigelhofer, G., Pinay, G. River restoration in the Nationalpark Donau‐ Auen, Austria Baumgartner, C., Manzano, C. <strong>International</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers 11‐14 April 2011, Vienna Oral Sessions, Thursday, 14 April 2011 Contributed Lectures 4c (II) “Integrated Management” ‐ Hydropolitics, Research & Management ‐ (13:30 – 15:15, Room G/H) Chaired by Weller, P. Hydro‐political barriers and bridges on long rivers in Africa Stephenson, D. Dispelling skepticism ‐ the role of the 1997 UN Watercourses Convention in resolving transboundary water disputes in the Nile Abseno, M. Integrated Flood and Riverbank Erosion Risk Management (IFRERM) for the Brahmaputra River Oberhagemann, K., Joy, C. Coherence and inconsistency of European instruments for integrated river basin management Evers, M., Nyberg, L. Implementing the EU water framework directive ‐ the Danube River basin district management plan Mair, R., Weller, P. Management consequences of water framework directive measures (Dutch Rhine) Havinga, H. The river machine: a template for river processes and functions Nestler, J., Goodwin, R., Smith, D., Pompeu, P., Silva, L., Baigun, C., Oldani, N. Contributed Lectures 3b (II) “Restoration” ‐ Restoration Techniques & Approaches ‐ (13:30 – 15:15, Room P) Chaired by Piégay, H. Ecological improvements in riparian areas of the Danube hydropower impoundment Wien/ Freudenau ‐ a model for sustainable solutions? Waidbacher, H., Straif, M. Quantifying large river restoration potential through modeling and geomorphic analysis Hanrahan, T., Richmond, M. Habitat modelling from small to large scale Hauer, C., Mandlburger, G., Schober, B., et al. Restoration of meandering channels: the need for the development of physically‐based mathematical GIS platforms Abad, J., Motta, D., Langendoen, E., García, M. Exploring the ecological benefits through water level management in impounded rivers: case study River Meuse (the Netherlands) Buijse, T., Geerling, G., van Kerkum, F., et al. Floodplain restoration causes contrasted changes in aquatic invertebrate diversity Paillex, A., Castella, E. EC habitats directive and the spatial dimension in riparian areas Wagner, I., Lanz, E., Reiter, K., Schabuss, M., Janauer, G. 31
32 <strong>International</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers 11‐14 April 2011, Vienna Oral Sessions, Thursday, 14 April 2011 Contributed Lectures 4c (III) “Integrated Management” ‐ Case Studies ‐ (15:45 – 17:30, Room G/H) Chaired by Vogel, B. A joint approach for navigation and ecology in the Danube River basin Weller, P., Mair, R. The basin plan: Major water reform in the Murray‐Darling basin, Australia Hart, B. Congo basin declining water levels: innovative management solutions for navigation Gulemvuga, G., Sustersic, L., Bhatti, A. Adaptation strategies for sustainable water management of Lake Nasser, Egypt to climate change (Nile) Elba, E., Urban, B. Integrated water resources management in the Orange‐Senqu‐Fish catchment Puttemann, J., Buis, K., De Doncker, L., et al. Irrigation and Aral Sea desiccation ‐ toward more efficient use of water resources in the Amu Darya Basin Manschadi, A., Tischbein, B., Conrad, C., et al. Long term vision in Dutch water management: perspectives, scenarios and strategies for 2100 Schielen, R. Contributed Lectures 3b (III) “Restoration” ‐ Case Studies ‐ (15:45 – 17:30, Room P) Chaired by Sommerwerk, N. Experiences with floodplain restoration in the lower Volga, Russia Klinkova, G., Olenikov, A., Gorelov, V., Guguyeva, E., Volinova, L., Leummens, H. Efforts to re‐establish endangered mussel species in the Mississippi River Nakato, T. Restoration of the Austrian Danube: overviews, ecological effects and future trends Schmutz, S., Muhar, S., Jungwirth, M., Waidbacher, H., Zauner, G. Is floodplain lakes dredging a sustainable restoration measure along the Rhône River? Riquier, J., Piégay, H., Michalková, M. Change in alluvial ecosystem functioning after restoration of flooding in the upper Rhine floodplain (France) Trémolières, M., Schmitt, L., Dafraeye, S. Alpine rivers: state, pressures and future perspectives for conservation and restoration Muhar, S., Preis, S., Chiari, S., et al. Restoration concepts for the Danube reach affected by the Gabcikovo power plant (Bratislava) Kern, K., Schiemer, F. <strong>International</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on the Status and Future of the World’s Large Rivers 11‐14 April 2011, Vienna Oral Sessions, Thursday, 14 April 2011 Discussion Papers 4c (IV) “Integrated Management” (17:30 – 18:00, Room G/H) Chaired by Connell, D. The Oder/Odra River ‐ towards an integrated water quality management Schernewski, G., Neumann, T. Stybel, N., Venohr, M. Effects of policy measures on nitrate pollution in Weser basin Wendland, F., Hirt, U., Kreins, P., Kunke, R., et al. Integrated impact and risk assessment: Prut River basin case study Teodosiu, C., Robu, B., Cojacariu., C, Barjoveanu, G. Towards a comprehensive typology of Amazonian droughts Drapeau, G., Ronchail, J., Guimberteau, M., et al. The influence of natural and anthropogenic processes on a regulated riverine landscape Geerling, G., Princen, K., Lenders, H., Leuven, R. Socio‐economic and biological aspects of the Danube commercial fisheries in Serbia Smedereavac‐Lalić, M., Regner, S., et al. A comparative spatial analysis of the Colorado and Danube River watersheds Laituri, M. Integrated management of large rivers in Slovenia Bizjak, A., Kodre, N. River basin management in nature‐conservation areas, examples: Drau and Mur Michor, K., Rathschüler, O., Partl, P. Educating river managers of the future by teaching conceptual systems understanding Poppe, M., Zitek, A., Stelzhammer, M., et al. Discussion Papers 3b (IV) “Restoration” (17:30 – 18:00, Room P) Chaired by Hauer, C. Restoration scenarios of the Hungarian/Slovak Danube floodplain (Gabcikovo hydropower dam) Guti, G., Schiemer, F., Schwarz, U. River ecosystem observatory network initiative Duel, H., Hardy, T. Riverbank erosion processes within a major bank restoration project Klösch, M., Liedermann, M., Habersack, H. Restoration strategy for the Morava River Nemetz, S., Holubova, K., Steiner, F. Measures of river restoration along the Austrian Danube Semrad, J., Becker, B., Karl, B. Assessment of floodplain restoration potential along the Danube Schwarz, U. The role of floodplain rehabilitation in the Danube strategy Pinke, Z. Long term socio‐ecological research of the Danube River Haidvogl, G., Winiwarter, V., Schmid, M., et al. Deep pools of Danube ‐ ecological function or turbulent sink? Rakowitz, G., Berger, B., Schludermann, E., et al. River discharge fluctuations affect croaker's recruitement in the Plata estuary Acha, M., Simionata, C., Carozza, C., Mianzan, H. 33
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