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RECETOXHotel Continental, Brno, Czech Republic, August 27 - September 2, 2006To the top | last update: 22. 01. 2007http://www.recetox.muni.cz/old/index-old.php?id=156 (2 of 2) [29.1.2007 13:44:15]
RECETOXRESLIM 2006 Home | General Information | Programme | Organising Committees | List otparticipants | Brno the City | Travel | Accommodation | Photogallery |General InformationObjectivesReservoirs have been built all over the world in naturally lakeless regions to increaseavailability of water resources. In many aspects they resemble natural lakes and hostessentially the same type of aquatic ecosystem. However, organisms in reservoirs can beseriously constrained by operation actions that are necessary to provide designed reservoiruses, for example pool fluctuation (storage reservoirs), artificial mixing regime (pumpingreservoirs), or increased trophic status (aquaculture). Apparently, a conflict is arisingbetween the contemporary demands to improve ecological integrity and biodiversity ofwater bodies (e.g., EU Water Framework Directive, US Clean Water Act) and multiple,often contradicting reservoir uses.The aim of conference is to bring together limnologists, environmentalists, and engineersto highlight ecological potential of reservoirs under nutrients load and sum up processes,mechanisms, and measures that can be employed in multipurpose, yet sustainable and closeto-naturereservoir management.Main Themes of the Conference ( August 27 - 31, 2006 )Hydrodynamics - their impacts to spatial and temporal distribution of nutrients, organisms,and water quality; modelling approachesNutrients - natural background levels; response of trophic conditions to nutrient loading;biogeochemical cycles; retention; internal loading, ecological effectsLittoral communities - role of macrophytes, epiphytes and benthic algae in nutrient cyclesand stabilisation of biomanipulation measures; benthos and its use in ecosystem assessment;pressures on littoral communities due to reservoir usesPelagic communities - phytoplankton assemblages as a result of nutrient availability,mixing, and light conditions; occurrence and control of phytoplankton toxic species;zooplankton, protists, and bacteria - mediating role in transferring the nutrients and energybetween top and bottom ecosystem levels; indicators of structure of food websFish - assessment of community structure; top-down control of the aquatic ecosystem;impacts of fisheries on the aquatic ecosystemhttp://www.recetox.muni.cz/old/index-old.php?id=157 (1 of 3) [29.1.2007 13:44:20]
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