Abstract
Various interventions need to be done in riverbeds for achieving certain goals (recreational, economic, flood prevention). However, they should have a low impact on river environments. This paper analyses the effects of a rise in the upstream water levels as an indicator of the impacts magnitude. We found that such an intervention can generate low impacts if it does no result in arise of the water levels. The study was carried out considering two rivers in the North East of Romania: Siret and Bahlui. The conditions in which various interventions can have low impacts were identified by analyzing two possible situations: a river water intake and a discharge sill with flap gate.
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