our publications

Published in JGR Oceans, this study indicates that saltwater instrusion into major river branches could extend up to 80% further inland, while the time saltwater persists in these areas is expected to double (increase by 100%).

Published in the Journal of Marine Systems, this study reveals that hydropower dam regulation on Brazil’s São Francisco River has drastically reduced freshwater discharge. Consequently, average estuarine salinity increased by a factor of nearly 20. The research establishes an exponential relationship between river flow and saltwater intrusion, highlighting the critical need for updated water management strategies.

New study published in Journal of Geophysical Research presents findings that clarify the spatial complexity of salt dynamics and the environmental impact of anthropogenic modifications. Simulations of channel deepening in the Weser River Estuary reveal increased subtidal shear transport in dredged areas.

Our new paper in extreme heatwave influence in saltwater intrusion in the Changjiang River Estuary is out! This work has been published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans by Lin, Wang, Zhu, Qiu, and Wu.

We’re excited to announce the publication of our latest review paper in Environmental Science & Technology Letters: “Advancing Environmental Health with High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry: Integrating Big Data and Community Science”