会议专题

Spatio-temporal variability of dissolved oxygen within the hyporheic zone of a freshwater pearl mussel bed

  The spatio-temporal variability of hyporheic dissolved oxygen (DO) was assessed in a river supporting Freshwater Pearl Mussels Margaritifera margaritifera. A combination of logging and hand held optical sensors were used to characterise DO at 5 cm depths in two reaches. DO was generally high (>80% saturation) and similar to streamwater at most locations for most of the one year monitoring period. Only in one location did temporal variability correspond to changes in discharge. There was considerable spatial variation in DO, with values ranging from close to zero t0 100 % saturation during summer low flow conditions (Q93).

Hyporheic zone Dissolved oxygen optodes microsensors in-situ sampling Freshwater Pearl Mussels

E.Quinlan I.A.Malcolm C.N.Gibbins

Northern Rivers Institute. University of Aberdeen, AB24 3UE. Scotland, UK Marine Scotland Freshwater Laboratory, Faskally. Pitlochry, PH165LB, Scotland,UK

国际会议

The 3rd Biennial ISRS Symposium Achieving Healthy and Viable Rivers (ISRS)第3届国际河流大会

北京

英文

730-740

2013-08-05(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)