Our SUSE7 publications committee is working on plans for publications associated with SUSE7 - if you're interested (or potentially interested) in publishing your work as part of the SUSE7 special series on urban aquatic systems, please fill out our brief interest form for SUSE7 publications here.


​Below are links to resources generated from previous SUSE meetings. We ask that you respect the author’s ownership of and intellectual rights to all other material presented on this page (published or not). Please cite the material appropriately in your work. If you have any questions about any of the material (from ideas to copyright) please feel free to contact the owners themselves or members of the SUSE Advisory Board.

​SUSE6
We are delighted to share two special issues/collections inspired by the urban freshwater science presented at SUSE6:
Check out the Urban Stream Series in Freshwater Science (v44, n4, 2025).

Our "Urbanization and Stream Ecology" special collection in the journal PLOS Water is in production and will have a central home soon. In the meantime, you can check out many of the individual papers here:

• Integrating Nature-based Solutions for urban water security in global south (Abera et al. 2025)
• Urbanization in Denver produces more streamflow because of contributions from excess irrigation, leaking pipes, and stormwater (Al Farra and Bhaskar 2025)
• From pipes to streams: The hidden influence of orthophosphate additions on urban waterways (Balangoda et al. 2025)
• Quantifying the success of stormwater control measure networks using effective imperviousness (Bhaskar et al. 2025)
• Use of biological communities to develop numeric environmental criteria for urban and suburban streams in a rapidly growing Central Texas region (Bellinger et al. 2025)
• What is an urban riverscape? Typological naming of urban riverscapes to support planning and management (Murphy et al. 2025)
• Filter, heat, spin: A simple and inexpensive method for DNA preparation from freshwater for use in high-throughput molecular source tracking (Pham et al. 2025)
• Non-perennial streamflow and sediment mobilization in a semi-arid rangeland slated for development (Santiago Ramírez-Núñez et al. 2025)
• Protecting streams in urban catchments from excess runoff: International examples of stormwater target guidance and implementation (Vietz et al. 2025)
• Reorienting urban stream management to focus on equitable delivery of benefits (Wenger et al. 2025)

SUSE5
We are pleased to share that SUSE5 produced not just one but two special series of urban streams papers! See the special series in the journal Urban Ecosystems, edited by the SUSE5 publications committee. We are also proud to showcase the SUSE5 special series in Freshwater Science (v41, n3, 2022), which includes a BRIDGES cluster. 

SUSE3
See the special issue in Freshwater Science (v35, n1, 2016) for all the papers published from SUSE3
Accompanying the special issue are several white-paper summaries from the special issue that can be downloaded from the links below:

• Will it rise or will it fall? Managing the complex effects of urbanization on base flow (Bhaskar et al. 2016)
• Addressing the urban stream disturbance regime (Hawley and Vietz 2016)
• Urbanization and stream ecology: diverse mechanisms of change (Roy et al. 2016)
• Ecological resistance in urban streams: the role of natural and legacy attributes (Utz et al. 2016)
• Interactive effects of urban stormwater drainage, land clearance, and flow regime on stream macroinvertebrate assemblages across a large metropolitan region (Walsh and Webb 2016)

SUSE2
See the special issue in The Journal of the North American Benthological Society (v28, n4, 2009) for all the papers published from SUSE2

SUSE1
See the special issue in The Journal of the North American Benthological Society (v24, n3, 2005) for all the papers published from SUSE1
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