2009
DOI: 10.4995/ia.2009.2958
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Los sedimentos y su incidencia en la eutrofización de los embalses. Caso del Río Lozoya.

Abstract: Resumen: Una adecuada gestión de los embalses requiere conocer el compartimento sedimentario tanto desde el punto de vista estructural como dinámico. El sedimento juega un papel fundamental en el proceso de eutrofización por ser uno de los compartimentos más activos en el ciclo biogeoquímico de los nutrientes. Además, los procesos de sedimentación de partículas en el embalse determinaran los cambios en la naturaleza del material transportado por el río. Se examinan la estructura y composición del sedimento, en… Show more

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“…The presence of dams mainly affects the transport of particles larger than 4 microns, while the transport of clay (particles smaller than 4 microns) is relatively unaffected (Anselmetti et al, 2007). Furthermore, numerous bio-geochemical processes occur in the sediment and modify the nature and structure of the sediment material (Lopez, 2009). Greater variety and intensity of these processes lead to greater chemical heterogeneity of the sediment (Kienel & Kumke, 2002, Kumke et al, 2005.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The presence of dams mainly affects the transport of particles larger than 4 microns, while the transport of clay (particles smaller than 4 microns) is relatively unaffected (Anselmetti et al, 2007). Furthermore, numerous bio-geochemical processes occur in the sediment and modify the nature and structure of the sediment material (Lopez, 2009). Greater variety and intensity of these processes lead to greater chemical heterogeneity of the sediment (Kienel & Kumke, 2002, Kumke et al, 2005.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%