Ecological Monitoring, Assessment, and Management in Freshwater Systems

doi:10.3390/books978-3-03842-267-9

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stormwater; monitoring; protocols; suspended solids; nitrogen; phosphorus; filters; macroinvertebrates; aquatic ecosystems; river regulation; dredging; river; Narew; physical habitat simulation; monitoring data; neighboring streams; composite suitability index; habitat suitability curve; dissolved organic carbon; headwater streams; monsoon rainfall; mountainous watersheds; particulate organic carbon; stream water quality; suspended sediment; turbidity; integrative health responses (IHRs) model; river ecosystem health; stressor identification; chemical pollution; nature-like fishway; trap; PIT telemetry; attraction efficiency; passage efficiency; N:P ratios; water chemistry; fish trophic compositions; stream ecosystem health; macroinvertebrate biodiversity; spatial distribution; environmental relation; ecosystem integrity; run of river hydropower; macroinvertebrate; river habitat; flow diversion; functional feeding group; the Hailang River; headwater stream; macroinvertebrate; non-metric multidimensional scaling (NMS); rarefaction; microhabitats; heterogeneity; functional feeding guilds (FFGs); habit trait guilds (HTGs); biological indicator; stream ecosystem; land use effects; geographically weighted regression; fish communities; floodplain lake; fish; lateral connectivity; Biebrza River; lowland river; CCA; generalized additive models (GAMs); urban land use; non-linear relationship; stream water quality; AFLP; outlier loci; self-organizing map; aquatic insects; adaptation; community structure; indicator species; multivariate analysis; rank-abundance diagram; urban stream; aquatic ecological monitoring; management of ecological data; data sharing; RESTful API; Water Framework Directive; monitoring network; freshwater monitoring; monitoring types; ecological status; river basin specific pollutants; adaptive freshwater management; freshwater ecosystem monitoring; freshwater ecosystem assessment; freshwater ecosystem management; biological indicators; biological assessment

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