Visualizing the Chemical Parameters in surface Water of the Danube River. Case Study: Danube River Km 175 – Km 67
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TRIFANOV, Cristian, BURADA, Adrian, TEODOROF, Liliana. Visualizing the Chemical Parameters in surface Water of the Danube River. Case Study: Danube River Km 175 – Km 67. In: MONITOX International Symposium “Deltas and Wetlands”, 15-17 septembrie 2019, Tulcea. Tulcea, România: C.I.T.D.D. Tulcea, 2019, p. 75. ISBN 978-606-8896-00-7.
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MONITOX International Symposium “Deltas and Wetlands” 2019
Simpozionul "MONITOX International Symposium “Deltas and Wetlands”"
Tulcea, Romania, 15-17 septembrie 2019

Visualizing the Chemical Parameters in surface Water of the Danube River. Case Study: Danube River Km 175 – Km 67


Pag. 75-75

Trifanov Cristian, Burada Adrian, Teodorof Liliana
 
Danube Delta National Institute for Research and Development
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 26 martie 2020


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The aim of this study is to illustrate the parameters determined at certain stages according to the project milestones by using GIS procedures in order to visualize the monitored chemical parameters of the Danube River between the Black Sea coast and Km 175 on the Danube River. This study will only focus on a small segment of the Danube River which is Km 175 in the upstream of Braila city and nautical mile 67 downstream from Reni city for the following chemical parameters: chlorophyll, total phosphorus, orthophosphate phosphorus (P -PO4), ammonium nitrogen (N-NH4), nitrite nitrogen (N-NO2), nitrate nitrogen (N-NO3), organic nitrogen and total nitrogen. By choosing the right color shader in order to be easily understood, the visual representation of the water quality can improve the population, authorities and stakeholder’s perception. GIS nowadays is a very efficient tool in supporting the decision-making process. The authorities often rely on this tool and on the experts that develop map products of any kind in order to understand the scientific terms and language through a visualizing environment. Acknowledgement: The study was performed in the frame of the project BSB 27-MONITOX.