Dynamics of hydromorphic landscapes in the upper parts of Dnieper reservoirs

Starodubtsev, V. M.; Bogdanets, V.

doi:10.1134/s0097807812010137

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“…Recent studies (Starodubtsev et al 2021;Vyshnevskyi and Shecvhuk 2021) report the spatiotemporal dynamics of this hydromorphic landscape, shoreland erosion, overgrowing of the reservoir with vegetation, and other ecological aspects related to development in and around Kaniv Reservoir. In wet years flood water is released from the reservoir through culverts into low-lying areas adjacent to the reservoir.…”

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Effects of urbanization and Kaniv Reservoir on the thermal characteristics in the region

Pikl,

Brovkina,

Zemek

et al. 2024

European Journal of Environmental Sciences

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This study contributes to understanding the effects of urbanization and a large body of water, Kaniv Reservoir, on thermal characteristics in the region. This was done by recording trends in air and surface temperatures in the growing seasons in the period 1985–2022. Specifically, the study’s objectives were to 1) detect and quantify changes in built-up areas using Landsat satellite data, and 2) analyse trends in land surface temperature (LST) in several shoreland zones of the reservoir with different land covers. To identify built-up areas, Landsat data was processed. LST was calculated using Google Earth Engine for the period studied for three shoreland zones and six types of land cover, including sites with substantial, partial and no change in land use. The built-up area increased unevenly over time and differently in each of the shoreland zones. The growth in built-up area was greatest, increasing by 3.7 times, in a zone close to the city of Kyiv. The highest mean LST values were recorded in the zone that was mainly agricultural. Positive LST trends were recorded throughout the entire period of the study, albeit with different trend slopes in individual months. Statistically significant trends were recorded only in August and September.

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Effects of urbanization and Kaniv Reservoir on the thermal characteristics in the region

Pikl,

Brovkina,

Zemek

et al. 2024

European Journal of Environmental Sciences

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“…The temperature of the surface water on sampling days ranged 22.5°C to 24°C. The main hydrological features of the reservoir are given elsewhere (Starodubtsev and Bogdanets 2012).…”

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Feeding spectra of bivalve mollusks Unio and Dreissena from Kanevskoe Reservoir, Ukraine: are they food competitors or not?

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Background: One of the most abundant freshwater invaders is Dreissena polymorpha which provide wide-ranging direct and indirect impacts on the invaded ecosystems. A particularly notable impact on benthic communities is the extinction of native mollusks of the order Unionida. However, the settlement of D. polymorpha on unionid's shells in Kanevskoe Reservoir did not increase native unionid mortality. Since the reason for the successful coexistence of native unionids and invading dreissenids in Kanevskoe Reservoir is unknown, we hypothesized that these mollusks have different feeding spectra. To evaluate this hypothesis, we compared feeding spectra of the mollusks using a fatty acid (FA) marker analysis.

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