Sediment Dynamics and Pollutant Mobility in Rivers [electronic resource] : An Interdisciplinary Approach / edited by Bernhard Westrich, Ulrich Förstner.
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| Title | Sediment Dynamics and Pollutant Mobility in Rivers An Interdisciplinary Approach / edited by Bernhard Westrich, Ulrich Förstner. |
| Physical Description | XXXVI, 430 p. online resource. |
| Series | Environmental Science and Engineering, Environmental Science, 1863-5520 |
| Contents | Managing River Sediments -- Hydrodynamics -- Transport Modeling -- Catchment Modeling -- Sediment-Water Interactions -- Transport Indicators -- Fine Sediment Particles -- Microbial Effects -- Sediment Toxicity Data. |
| Summary | 1 “Sediment management requires a solid mix of pragmatism and sound science” The actual discussion on the role of sediments in the European water legislation is a typical example, how the development of environmental policies mixes legal requirements with socio-economic aspects, issues of technical feasibility, and sci- 2 entific knowledge . In fact, the Sixth Environmental Action programme of 2001 has stipulated, namely, that “sound scientific knowledge and economic assessments, reliable and up-to-date environmental data and information, and the use of indi- tors will underpin the drawing up, implementation and evaluation of environmental 3 policy” . In the ten chapters of this book, a broad set of practical process knowledge is p- sented, comprising simulation techniques, laboratory and in-situ studies on the int- action between biological, chemical and hydrodynamic factors as well as models, for solving combined quality and quantity problems of riverine sediments. The und- lying research on various types of particulate matter, risk analyses and problem - lutions will also contribute to the implementation of the Soil Strategy and – in p- ticular – Marine Strategy Directive in Europe. |
| Added Author | Westrich, Bernhard. editor. Förstner, Ulrich. editor. SpringerLink (Online service) |
| Subject | EARTH SCIENCES. WATER QUALITY. WATER POLLUTION. HYDROGEOLOGY. ENVIRONMENT. Ecotoxicology. Earth Sciences. Hydrogeology. Water Quality/Water Pollution. Environment, general. Ecotoxicology. Waste Water Technology / Water Pollution Control / Water Management / Aquatic Pollution. |
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| Summary | 1 “Sediment management requires a solid mix of pragmatism and sound science” The actual discussion on the role of sediments in the European water legislation is a typical example, how the development of environmental policies mixes legal requirements with socio-economic aspects, issues of technical feasibility, and sci- 2 entific knowledge . In fact, the Sixth Environmental Action programme of 2001 has stipulated, namely, that “sound scientific knowledge and economic assessments, reliable and up-to-date environmental data and information, and the use of indi- tors will underpin the drawing up, implementation and evaluation of environmental 3 policy” . In the ten chapters of this book, a broad set of practical process knowledge is p- sented, comprising simulation techniques, laboratory and in-situ studies on the int- action between biological, chemical and hydrodynamic factors as well as models, for solving combined quality and quantity problems of riverine sediments. The und- lying research on various types of particulate matter, risk analyses and problem - lutions will also contribute to the implementation of the Soil Strategy and – in p- ticular – Marine Strategy Directive in Europe. |
| Contents | Managing River Sediments -- Hydrodynamics -- Transport Modeling -- Catchment Modeling -- Sediment-Water Interactions -- Transport Indicators -- Fine Sediment Particles -- Microbial Effects -- Sediment Toxicity Data. |
| Subject | EARTH SCIENCES. WATER QUALITY. WATER POLLUTION. HYDROGEOLOGY. ENVIRONMENT. Ecotoxicology. Earth Sciences. Hydrogeology. Water Quality/Water Pollution. Environment, general. Ecotoxicology. Waste Water Technology / Water Pollution Control / Water Management / Aquatic Pollution. |
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