Titlebook: Estuarine Water Quality Management; Monitoring, Modellin W. Michaelis Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Ge

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Waste Disposal and the Estuarine Environmentaper describes the rationale of the approach and the mechanism whereby it is employed, illustrated by reference to a case study. Current research aimed at providing robust yet sensitive procedures for assessing the environmental impact of complex discharges is also described.

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Marc Antrop,Veerle Van Eetveldeed: investigations of the representativeness of stationary data recording stations, the validation of numerical transport models, studies of the fluxes of particulate matter and pollutants during intensive field campaigns, and the determination of the long-term discharge over selected cross-sections.

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Current Trends in Histocompatibilityrations occur in the turbidity maximum region. For a marine input of contaminant, maximum water-column concentrations during summer also occur in the turbidity maximum region and are roughly twice those in coastal waters, contrary to intuition.

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Calculation of Estuarine Contaminant Transport with Strong Particulate-Dissolved Partitioningrations occur in the turbidity maximum region. For a marine input of contaminant, maximum water-column concentrations during summer also occur in the turbidity maximum region and are roughly twice those in coastal waters, contrary to intuition.

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Development of a Water Quality and Bio-Accumulation Model for the Scheldt Estuaryl for pollutants/micro-pollutants for the Scheldt estuary Pollutants/micro-pollutants in this context does not only mean heavy metals and/or organics, but also BOD, COD and nutrients (N, P. Si). The model attempts to relate the pollutant discharges into the estuary to the concentrations found in organisms (Tidal Waters Division, 1987).

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Introduction Current Trends in Cryobiology,The value of estuaries is well known, but managing their water quality faces obstacles due to scientific and political complexity. Unique action plans, based on good science, are required for each estuary. Effective water quality monitoring and modelling programs can help.

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978-3-642-75415-9Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990