Lee Won-hwan et al.: Ecological river engineering

It is understood that the stream is a life-saving place and the living room of human civilization. The stream has the ability to restore itself. So we need to be able to recognize this. Each stream is much greater than the sum of the geology, climate, mathematical, chemical and biological parts. So, the searcher for the stream will continue to see the necessary stream elements throughout the stream in pursuit of the dynamic equilibrium of the stream. The stream can heal itself, remove the disturbance and sustain itself. We seek wisdom to cultivate the stream as naturally as possible and live together through understanding the ecological processes that involve physical processes in the stream, in the river, in its banks, its rivers and its rivers, its soil and its streams, and its chemical processes, its microbiological processes and biological processes, and all kinds of disturbances. We're going to go from the "hap engineering" position, which has been studied in the engineering field that we've been looking for in the users' direction, and try to understand the stream itself as a dynamic creature. We want to understand the nature of the stream by using what we call scientific methodology, based on the most basic attribute of the planet's ecosystem, "change.". It is my hope that through its ecological understanding of the water, the land, and the land and the plants and animals that live with the invertebrates, the main domain of the stream will be to develop a broader understanding of it.

Korean title: 생태하천공학

Korean author: 이원환 외

Korean publisher: 씨아이알

ISBN-13: 9791156107293