Structure of the Nocturnal Migratory Complex of Hydrobionts in Different Parts of Lake Baikal in the Summer of 2017 and the Problem of the Changes in the Trophic Status of the Lake

Batranin, D. A.; Тахтеев, В. В.; Eropova, I. O.; Govorukhina, E. B.

doi:10.26516/2073-3372.2019.27.62

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“…Daily observations of this complex community have not been conducted. Individual papers have looked at intra-annual dynamics [10], and more recently, night migrations in the coastal zone have been studied using video surveillance [11,12].In this work, two tasks were solved: the study of the possibilities of a diagnostic complex for the study of plankton behavior based on a miniDHC digital holographic camera and the definition of the characteristics of instrumental monitoring of zooplankton in the coastal zone of Lake Baikal.…”

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Preliminary results of using the holographic facility to study the ecology of coastal plankton in Lake Baikal

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Olshukov

2022

28th International Symposium on Atmospheric and Ocean Optics: Atmospheric Physics

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The establishment of stationary monitoring stations is a timely and topical issue. The coastal zone of Lake Baikal is particularly affected by global climate processes and human activities. During the observations carried out in August 2021 in the coastal zone of Lake Baikal, it was reliably established that the miniDHC (Digital Holographic Camera) can be used to monitor qualitative and quantitative changes in coastal plankton. Lake Baikal is a good test site for improving the technique of monitoring changes in the world ocean. Despite their diversity, freshwater plankton can be better identified than marine plankton. The miniDHC holographic camera, if used over a long period of time, will provide new data on the ecology of the coastal area. The combination of new and traditional methods in the study of the coastal zone of Lake Baikal is necessary and extremely effective.

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confidence: 99%