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SAMPLING INTENSITY IN BIODIVERSITY ASSESSMENT: MALACOFAUNA OF SELECTED FLOODPLAIN WATER BODIES

by Ewa Jurkiewicz-karnkowska
"... abstract: The assessment of completeness of mollusc species lists in selected permanent and temporary floodplain water bodies located within the lower Bug River valley, as well as estimation of the minimum number of samples required to obtain an acceptable efficiency of inventory in individual water ..."
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abstract: The assessment of completeness of mollusc species lists in selected permanent and temporary floodplain water bodies located within the lower Bug River valley, as well as estimation of the minimum number of samples required to obtain an acceptable efficiency of inventory in individual

floodplain

by Christian Schomaker, Christian Wolter
"... contribution of long-term isolated water bodies to ..."
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contribution of long-term isolated water bodies to

Macrophytes and aquatic neophytes in the floodplain Lobau during the last 160 years: tempo- of macrophyte distribution of the turiec river, slovakia 305 ral distribution

by Iris Baart, Gertrud Haidvogl, Severin Hohensinner, Georg Janauer, Stefan Preiner, Thomas Hein - In: Proceedings of the 36th International Conference of IAD , 2006
"... The Lobau is a floodplain within the city limits of Vienna, Austria, and is situated on the left side of the Danube River. Since the regulation of the Danube between 1830 and 1880, the Lobau floodplain is disconnected from the main channel. Lateral embankments along the main channel enhanced the agg ..."
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the aggradation of floodplain water bodies and thus, a further

Data structure for soft objects

by Geoff Wyvill, Craig Mcpheeters, Brian Wyvill - Visual Computer , 1986
"... We:introduce the concept of soft objects whose shape changes in response to their surroundings. Established geometric modelling techniques exist to handle most engineering components, including 'free form ' shapes such as car bodies and telephones. More recently, there has been a lot of in ..."
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We:introduce the concept of soft objects whose shape changes in response to their surroundings. Established geometric modelling techniques exist to handle most engineering components, including 'free form ' shapes such as car bodies and telephones. More recently, there has been a lot

REMOTE SENSING OF RIVERINE WATER BODIES

by Bryony Livingston, Paul Frazier, John Louis
"... Many projects require accurate data on the extent of water bodies. Satellite remotely sensed data are often used to provide this information. However, few researchers have addressed the classification accuracy of these classifications. This project compares the accuracy of Landsat TM, MSS and SPOT H ..."
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HRV for mapping water bodies on the Murrumbidgee River floodplain near Wagga Wagga. These floodplain water bodies range from small natural pools of less than 0.01 ha to larger lagoons over 18 ha in size. A range of processing techniques will be used, including simple density slicing, water specific

Chlorpyrifos hazards to fish, wildlife, and invertebrates: a synoptic review.

by Ronald Eisler - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Research Service. Biological Report , 1988
"... Abstract Paraquat (1,1' -dimethyl-4,4'-bipyridinium) and its dichloride salt (1,1', dimethyl-4, 4'-bipyridinium dichloride) are broad-spectrum contact plant killers and herbage desiccants that were introduced commercially during the past 25 years. Today, they rank among the most ..."
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or drinking water containing 40 mg/L. Adverse effects in sensitive mammals were observed at dietary levels of 85 -100 mg/kg ration and higher or 100 mg/L in drinking water. Acute oral LD50 values for sensitive species of birds were near 200 mg/kg body weight and, for mammals, 22 -35 mg/kg body weight. Humans

THE USE OF A GEOCHEMICAL METHOD IN THE DETECTION OF GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE TO FLOODPLAIN LAKES

by Katarzyna Glińska-lewczuk, Paweł Bur, Żaneta Banaszek, Jarosław Chormański, Małgorzata Słapińska, Cristina Timofte, Lech Serwotka, Joanna Sawczyn, Natalia Jarząb
"... Water quality parameters of floodplain lakes may be indicative of the intensity of groundwater recharge. The main assumption made in the study is that the direct influence of groundwater re-charge is reflected in the vertical gradient of temperature and aeration along the whole water col-umn. Consid ..."
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of piezometers located near the floodplain lakes. The floodplain water bod-ies showed variability (both in vertical and spatial dimensions) in temperature, aeration and elec-trolytic conductivity, affected mainly by different sources of water supply. The temperatures and dissolved oxygen contents declined

The Influence of Geomorphic Structure and Hydrology on Denitrification Potential in the Willamette River Floodplain Research Perspective

by unknown authors
"... Nitrate-nitrogen is a pollutant that threatens ecosystem and human health. Floodplains are critical habitats that support elevated nitrogen retention, particularly denitrification. Restoring hydrologic connectivity can enhance denitrification and the overall ecological condition of nitrogen-polluted ..."
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that geomorphic structures and habitats, such as floodplain water-bodies (Forshay and Stanley 2005) and inchannel macrophyte beds (Forshay 2007), are capable of supporting elevated denitrification rates due to elevated organic carbon. Identifying geomorphic structures and improving connectivity

Amazon Floodplain Water Level Changes Measured with Interferometric SIR-C Radar

by Douglas E. Alsdorf, Laurence C. Smith, John M. Melack - IEEE Transactions On Geoscience And Remote Sensing , 2001
"... Abstract—We find that interferometric processing of re-peat-pass L-HH-band shuttle imaging radar (SIR-C) data reveals centimeter-scale changes in the elevations of water surfaces within flooded vegetation. Because radar pulses reflect specularly from the water surface, interferometric observations o ..."
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coherence are both stronger than the surrounding nonflooded terrain, permitting determination of the interferometric phase. Phase errors related to atmospheric water vapor are usually longer in wavelength and spatially distinct from phase signatures related to stage changes in tributaries and floodplain

The Science of Floodplains

by S Unit
"... This paper will provide a non-technical overview of the science of floodplains, with a particular focus on the unique inland floodplains of New South Wales. Much of the science is unified by the themes of natural variability and productivity. These themes are linked: the productivity of floodplains ..."
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of rivers and subsequent abstraction of water has led to changes in vegetation communities, alterations to geochemical characteristics of the floodplain soils with declines in the abundance and diversity of floodplain biota. Importantly, floodplain developments have disconnected floodplains from rivers
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