Impact of hydrometeorological conditions on the chemical composition of water in closed-basin kettle ponds: A comparative study of two postglacial areas

Cieśliński, Roman; Major, Maciej

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“…The concentration dynamics of water chemical elements in reservoir changes on a daily (Jekatierynczuk-Rudczyk, Gorniak, Zielinski, & Dziemian, 2002) and an annual basis (Li, Ye, & Zhang, 2017;Pawar & Shembekar, 2012) and depends on the hydrometeorological conditions (Major & Cieśliński, 2017). Analysis of the chemistry of reservoir water is mainly aimed at discerning the temporal and spatial dynamics of concentrations of the individual chemical constituents and of the physicochemical parameters (Kennedy & Walker, 1990;Kijowska-Strugała, Wiejaczka, & Kozłowski, 2016;Wiejaczka, Prokop, Kozłowski, & Sarkar, 2018).…”

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Hydrochemical differentiation of selected reservoirs in Carpathian Mts. and Eastern European Lowland

Kijowska-Strugała¹,

Wiejaczka²,

Grigoryeva³

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Geogr. Pol.

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The aim of the analysis was to compare physicochemical parameters and chemical composition of two groups of artificial reservoirs, mountain and lowland ones, characterised by different parameters and functions. Three mountain artificial reservoirs (Klimkówka, Dobczyce, Czorsztyn) located in the Upper Vistula basin (Carpathian Mountains in Poland) and three lowland reservoirs (Ivankovo, Verhnevolzhskoye, Vyshnevolotzkoye) located in the Upper Volga basin (Eastern European Lowland in Russia) were selected for the study. Data for the summer season in 2009-2013 were used in the analysis. Mountain reservoirs display high water concentrations of sulphates, chlorides and biogenic nitrates, and lower concentrations of ammonium and oxygen indicator in relation to lowland reservoirs. Similar concentrations of phosphates were noticed in both the mountain and the lowland reservoirs. The hydrochemical differentiation between the individual mountain reservoirs was small, and statistically significant differences only occurred for SEC. Greater differentiation of the hydrochemical parameters was found among the lowland reservoirs. Statistically significant differences were demonstrated with regard to SEC, Cl- and NO3-.

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Hydrochemical differentiation of selected reservoirs in Carpathian Mts. and Eastern European Lowland

Kijowska-Strugała¹,

Wiejaczka²,

Grigoryeva³

et al. 2020

Geogr. Pol.

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“…For the only silver plain bracelet see Andrzejowski 1994a, 319;Dłubakowski 2005, 93. 7 On the Wielbark culture recently see e.g., Mączyńska 2007;Kokowski 2007, 39-197;2010;Cieśliński 2016; older literature quoted there. may have a deeper underlying causes.…”

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The Eastern Zone of the Przeworsk culture – and what it comprehends

Andrzejowski¹

2020

cta Archaeol. Carpath.

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In phase B1, and very prominently – in phase B2 of the Roman Period, tribal groups of the north-eastern territories of the Przeworsk culture displayed a number of characteristic regional elements. These elements are mostly seen in female outfits that become much richer and more varied than elsewhere within the Przeworsk culture territory. The features specific for the Eastern Przeworsk Zone, like e.g., a very high frequency of dress elements made of copper alloys, would be largely the effect of mutual relations of these people with communities of the Wielbark culture from Eastern Pomerania. Though outwardly only ethnographic, this specificity of the material culture may have deeper underlying causes, since starting with phase B1, there is evidence of two basic types of Eastern Przeworsk cemeteries. In both cases, the women’s grave furnishings display general Eastern Przeworsk characteristics. In cemeteries of the first group weapon graves disappear already in early phase B1. These cemeteries fell out of use before the end of phase B2 and reflect the full, or nearly full withdrawal of the ‘Przeworsk’ community from that area. The second group form Przeworsk cemeteries with ‘standard’ weapon graves. From phase B2/C1 on, the Wielbark culture newcomers continued to use many of these cemeteries. Many of them were then continuously used from phase B2/C1 by the Wielbark culture newcomers. It appears that a part of the Przeworsk population from the Eastern Zone probably joined Gothic (Wielbark) tribes then moving south. Recently many brooches recognized traditionally as definitely ethnographic markers of the Przeworsk culture (types Almgren 43 and Almgren 129) have been registered in the western provinces of nowadays Ukraine. However, these finds are already much more numerous than those from the ‘core’ territory of the Przeworsk culture – for the time being, this phenomenon seems to be inexplicable.

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Determination of retention value using Mike She model in the area of young glacial catchments

Cieśliński

2020

Appl Water Sci

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The aim of the paper is the identification of the kinds and conditions of retention occurring in the selected of young glacial catchment (the Potok Oliwski) in natural and anthropogenic conditions by means of the mathematic model of Mike She. As a result of the performed calculations it has been possible to determine that the studied area, thanks to the nature-shaped factors, has a high retention potential, which refers to the ground water storage. The conditions of surface retention, in which a great role is played by blind drainage, have been analysed as well.

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Impact of hydrometeorological conditions on the chemical composition of water in closed-basin kettle ponds: A comparative study of two postglacial areas

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Hydrochemical differentiation of selected reservoirs in Carpathian Mts. and Eastern European Lowland

Hydrochemical differentiation of selected reservoirs in Carpathian Mts. and Eastern European Lowland

The Eastern Zone of the Przeworsk culture – and what it comprehends

Determination of retention value using Mike She model in the area of young glacial catchments

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