Search results for: ARCTIC FRESHWATER

• Arctic Freshwater Environment Altered by the Accumulation of Commonly Determined and Potentially New POPs

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  • K. Kosek
  • M. Ruman

  - Water - Year 2021

  Chemical composition of Arctic freshwater ecosystems depends on several factors. They include characteristics of the surrounding landscape, its lithology, geomorphology, vegetation, and hydrological features, as well as accumulation of anthropogenic pollution. In the Arctic, the problem of environmental contamination is widespread. That is why research on lakes and river catch-ments in terms of their chemical composition has enjoyed...

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• FRESHWATER BIOLOGY

  Journals

  ISSN: 0046-5070 , eISSN: 1365-2427

• Freshwater Science

  Journals

  ISSN: 2161-9549 , eISSN: 2161-9565

• Freshwater Crayfish

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  ISSN: 2076-4324 , eISSN: 2076-4332

• Simulations of freshwater lens recharge and salt/freshwater interfaces using the HYDRUS and SWI2 packages for MODFLOW

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  • A. Szymkiewicz
  • A. Gumuła-Kawęcka
  • J. Simunek
  • B. Leterme
  • S. Beegum
  • B. Jaworska-Szulc
  • M. Pruszkowska-Caceres
  • W. Gorczewska-Langner
  • R. Angulo-Jaramillo
  • D. Jacques

  - Journal of Hydrology and Hydromechanics - Year 2018

  The paper presents an evaluation of the combined use of the HYDRUS and SWI2 packages for MODFLOW as a potential tool for modeling recharge in coastal aquife rs subject to saltwater intrusion. The HYDRUS package for MODFLOW solves numerically the one-dimensional form of the Richards equation describing water flow in variably- saturated media. The code computes groundwater recharge to or...

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• Cyanobacteria and cyanotoxins in Polish freshwater bodies

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  • J. Kobos
  • A. Błaszczyk
  • N. Hohlfeld
  • A. Toruńska-Sitarz
  • A. Krakowiak
  • A. Hebel
  • K. Sutryk
  • M. Grabowska
  • M. Toporowska
  • M. Kokociński... and 8 others

  - OCEANOLOGICAL AND HYDROBIOLOGICAL STUDIES - Year 2013

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• ARCTIC

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  ISSN: 0004-0843 , eISSN: 1923-1245

• The lethal effect of hydrotechnical concrete on freshwater Bivalvia

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  • B. Wojtasik
  • M. Zbawicka
  • L. Grabarczyk
  • M. Kurpińska

  - Limnological Review - Year 2019

  Most hydrotechnical buildings under construction demand the concrete mixture to be set directly under water. The main reason for such a procedure is to limit the washing away of the the concrete binding mixture and to increase the efficiency of organisation of work so as to ensure continuity in concreting. The impact on the aquatic environment of recent developments in concrete technology and the use of new components has not yet...

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• Toward Prediction of Environmental Arctic Change

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  • W. Maslowski
  • J. Clement
  • J. Jakacki

  - COMPUTING IN SCIENCE & ENGINEERING - Year 2007

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• Anthropopressure’s intensification with reference to Arctic ecosystems

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  • K. Kozak
  • M. Szopińska
  • A. Pacyna-Kuchta
  • K. Kozioł
  • S. Lehmann-Konera
  • Ż. Polkowska

  - Year 2014

  This paper concerns issue of long range atmospheric transport of pollutants to polar areas and intensification of their toxic effect on biota in the face of climate change. Arctic which was for years seen as a pristine and not affected by antropopressure region became a sink of xenobiotics. Atmospheric circulation facilitates transport of chemicals from Eurasia to Arctic. Influence of climate change on crucial balance of polar...