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2010-304 CO-CONCEPTION OF FLOOD MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS: RIVERSCAPES TO FACILITATE DIALOG BETWEEN DRY DAM DESIGNERS AND BIOLOGISTSChristine Poulard 1, Michel Lafont 1, Anna Lenar-Matyas 2, Marta Lapuszek 2, Jerzy Ratomski 2 1 Cemagref, France2 Cracow Technical University, Poland Abstract: If involved late in flood mitigation projects, biologists can suggest only minor changes – a fortiori after […]
2010-303 EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF THE MIDDLE DAUGAVA OVER THE LAST 50 YEARSRasma Deksne 1, Arturs Skute 2, Davis Gruberts 2, Andris Linuzs 3 1 Rezekne Higher Education Institution Latgale Sustainable Development Research Institute, Latvia2 Institute of Ecology, Daugavpils University, Latvia3 SC Latvian Shipping Company, Latvia Abstract: In the spring, […]
2010-302 APPLICATION OF GPS AND GIS METHODS IN THE PROCESS OF WATER MANAGEMENTSlobodanka Kljucanin 1, Emina Hadzic 1, Dzenana Bijedic 11 Faculty of Civil Engineering Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Abstract:Since the classical methods in handling spatial data showed significant limitations, it is necessary to introduce new technologies that enable better and more reliable analysis of […]
2010-301 DESIGN OF DRY DAMS AT WATERSHED SCALE : LESSONS LEARNT FROM SENSITIVITY ANALYSES USING A SIMPLE BUT CONSISTENT RAINFALL-RUNOFF MODELEtienne Leblois 1, Christine Poulard 1, Jean-Baptiste Faure 1, 1 Cemagref, France Abstract:We investigate the assessment of the overall efficiency of a set of dry dams on flood mitigation. To ensure the spatial consistence of […]
2010-300 RIVER WATER POLLUTANTS UPTAKE BY EDIBLE PART OF VEGETABLESKovacs Melinda 1, Ristoiu Dumitru 1, Ristoiu Tania 21 University Babes-Bolyai Cluj-Napoca,Faculty of Environmental Science, Romania2 Technical University Cluj-Napoca, Romania Abstract:Somes river is one of the most longer and significant river of Transylvania, Romania. Pollutants such as hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents were detected in almost all […]
2010-242 DISINFECTION BY PRODUCTS FROM TREATED WATER ACCUMULATION IN HUMAN MILK AND HAIRRistoiu Dumitru 1, Kovacs Melinda 1, Ristoiu Tania 21 University Babes-Bolyai Cluj-Napoca,Faculty of Environmental Science, Romania2 Technical University Cluj-Napoca, Romania Abstract:Disinfection byproducts (DBPs) are the unwanted results of the disinfection of treated water. They are formed after reaction of disinfectant agent with natural […]
2010-249 THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE MICRO- AND MACROPHYTES TO THE GENESIS OF THE THERAPEUTIC MUD FROM LAKE TECHIRGHIOL, ROMANIALiana Manuela Gheorghievici 11 National Institute of Rehabilitation, Physical Medicine and Balneoclimatology, Bucharest, Romania Abstract:Techirghiol is the most extended salted lake from Romania; because this lake is a major therapeutic mud producer from our country and even […]
2010-227 RADON SHORT LIVED DAUGHTERS VARIATION IN SOFIA AND PLEVEN AND SOIL CONDITIONSBlagorodka Veleva 1, Plamen Videnov 1, Anna Tzenkova 1, Nikolai Galabov 1 1 NIMH-BAS, Bulgaria Abstract:Radon and its daughters’ radionuclides are useful tracers for atmospheric processes and atmospheric dispersion studies. The main source of 222Rn, 220Rn and 219Rn into the atmosphere are soil […]
2010-248 UPPER SARMATIAN AQUIFER IN THE BADENI-DARA AREA, BUZAU COUNTY, ROMANIA Tudor Munteanu 1, George Dumitrascu 1, Rodica Macalet 1, Maria Calin 11 National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management Bucharest, Romania Abstract: This work presents the geomorphological, geological, structural and hydrogeological features of the Badeni-Dara area, which is comprised in the south-eastern part […]
2010-247 DIVERSITY IN OXYGEN DEPLETION RATE IN THE EUTROPHIC LAKES OF THE BRODNICA LAKELAND, POLAND Wlodzimierz Marszelewski 1, Rajmund Skowron 1, Adam Solarczyk 1, Dariusz Borowiak 2, Kamil Nowinski 2 1 Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland2 University of Gdansk Abstract:Oxygen depletion in the lakes is not widely discussed in literature. This refers particularly to […]