Wentworth
Institute of Technology
Monitoring and Modelling Lakes and Coastal Environments
Lakes and coastal wetlands all over the world are ideal places for human habitation, fisheries, industries, shipping and recreation. Habitat environments of lakes and coastal wetlands are deteriorating due to their exploitative use and improper management. As rapid development and population growth...
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| Language: | English |
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Dordrecht :
Springer Netherlands,
2008.
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Full text (Wentworth users only). |
Table of Contents:
- Biodiversity assessment of algae of Chilika Lake, east coast of India
- Mercury resistant Bacillus Cereus isolated from the Pulicat Lake sediment, North Chennai coastal region, South East India
- Mercury pollution in Vembanadu Lake and adjoining Muvattupuzha River, Kerala, India
- Sediment dispersion in the Bay of Bengal
- Spatial heterogeneity of biogeochemical parameters in a Subtropical Lake
- Mixing and internal waves in a small stratified Indian Lake: Subhas Sarobar
- Physical processes in large lakes
- Modelling coastal ecology
- Adaptation to salinity change induced by sea-level rise in Hinuma Lake, Japan
- Numerical simulation of salinity structure in Chilika Lake
- The role of Benthos and Epiphyte on the material cycle in Akkeshi Lake, Japan
- The effect of freshwater discharge on the Coastal Ocean Circulation off Orissa Reef - an ecofriendly and cost effective hard option for Coastal Conservation
- Lake Chilika: GIS and the challenge of Spatial Management
- Mapping lagoonal features and their variability: Field observations and remote sensing implications
- Assessment and monitoring the coastal wetland ecology using RS and GIS with reference to Bhitarkanika Mangroves of Orissa, India
- Morphodynamics of Godavari tidal inlets.