1. Preface

   • Robin L. Welcomme
   • Gerd Marmulla

   EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 1 - 7

2. Twenty years of hydropower regulation in the River Alta: long-term changes in abundance of juvenile and adult Atlantic salmon

   • Ola Ugedal
   • Tor F. Næsje
   • Tor G. Heggberget

   EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 9 - 23

   

3. The effect of hydropower on fish stocks: comparison between cascade and non-cascade reservoirs

   • V. Draštík
   • J. Kubečka
   • M. Prchalová

   EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 25 - 36

   

4. Variations in distribution and mobility of Atlantic salmon parr during winter in a small, steep river

   • Eva C. Enders
   • Morten Stickler
   • David A. Scruton

   EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 37 - 44

   

5. Impacts of flood control schemes on inland fisheries in Bangladesh: guidelines for mitigation

   • A. S. Halls
   • A. I. Payne
   • S. K. Barman

   EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 45 - 58

   

6. Regulated discharge produces substantial demographic changes on four typical fish species of a small salmonid stream

   • Michaël Ovidio
   • Hervé Capra
   • Jean-Claude Philippart

   EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 59 - 70

   

7. Eel protection measures within the Manapouri hydro-electric power scheme, South Island, New Zealand

   • Jacques Boubée
   • Don Jellyman
   • Colin Sinclair

   EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 71 - 82

   

8. Weir removal in salmonid streams: implications, challenges and practicalities

   • Carlos Garcia de Leaniz

   EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 83 - 96

   

9. Fish passage experience at small-scale hydro-electric power plants in France

   • Michel Larinier

   EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 97 - 108

   

10. Long-term effects of hydropower installations and associated river regulation on River Shannon eel populations: mitigation and management

    • T. K. McCarthy
    • P. Frankiewicz
    • D. Doherty

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 109 - 124

    

11. Ecological and behavioural influences on juvenile fish migrations in regulated rivers: a review of experimental and field studies

    • Dmitrii S. Pavlov
    • Victor N. Mikheev
    • Mikhail A. Skorobogatov

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 125 - 138

    

12. Assessing the efficiency of connectivity measures with regard to the EU-Water Framework Directive in a Danube-tributary system

    • A. Zitek
    • S. Schmutz
    • M. Jungwirth

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 139 - 161

    

13. Rotation screen prevents fish damage in hydroelectric power stations

    • Petr Hartvich
    • Petr Dvořák
    • Pavel Vrána

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 163 - 176

    

14. Topologies and measurements of turbulent flow in vertical slot fishways

    • Laurent Tarrade
    • Alain Texier
    • Michel Larinier

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 177 - 188

    

15. Numerical flow simulation of pool-type fishways: new ways with well-known tools

    • Stephan Heimerl
    • Margit Hagmeyer
    • Christof Echteler

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 189 - 196

    

16. Dimensioning of fish passage structures with perturbation boulders

    • Stephan Heimerl
    • Frank Krueger
    • Harry Wurster

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 197 - 204

    

17. Response of downstream migrant juvenile Pacific salmonids to accelerating flow and overhead cover

    • Paul S. Kemp
    • Mike H. Gessel
    • John G. Williams

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 205 - 217

    

18. The use of artificial spawning substrates as media to support the reproduction of Eurasian perch in Lake Piediluco

    • Giovanni Pedicillo
    • Francesca Merulli
    • Massimo Lorenzoni

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 219 - 223

    

19. Hydroelectricity and fish: a synopsis of comprehensive studies of upstream and downstream passage of anadromous wild Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar, on the Exploits River, Canada

    • D. A. Scruton
    • C. J. Pennell
    • K. D. Clarke

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 225 - 239

    

20. Mitigating the effects of high-head dams on the Columbia River, USA: experience from the trenches

    • John G. Williams

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 241 - 251

    

21. Dam function rules based on brown trout flow requirements: design of environmental flow regimes in regulated streams

    • C. Alonso-González
    • J. Gortázar
    • D. García de Jalón

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 253 - 262

    

22. A synopsis of ‘hydropeaking’ studies on the response of juvenile Atlantic salmon to experimental flow alteration

    • D. A. Scruton
    • C. Pennell
    • L. J. LeDrew

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 263 - 275

    

23. A method for prioritizing the reestablishment of river continuity in Austrian rivers

    • Helmut Mader
    • Christian Maier

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 277 - 288

    

24. Comprehensive passage (COMPASS) model: a model of downstream migration and survival of juvenile salmonids through a hydropower system

    • Richard W. Zabel
    • James Faulkner
    • Albert Giorgi

    EIFAC 2006: DAMS, WEIRS AND FISH 16 June 2008 Pages: 289 - 300