Freshwater Ecosystems: Modelling and Simulation

✍ Scribed by Milan Straškraba and Albrecht H. Gnauck (Eds.)

Publisher: Academic Press, Elsevier
Year: 1985
Leaves: 299
Series: Developments in Environmental Modelling 8
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Developments in Environmental Modelling
Page 2
S.E. Jorgensen

Front Matter
Page 3

Copyright page
Page 4

Preface
Pages 5-6
Milan Straškraba, Albrecht H. Gnauck

1 - System theory and ecosystems
Pages 12-24

2 - Methods of analysis and modelling of ecosystems
Pages 25-64

3 - Biomes and freshwater ecosystems
Pages 66-81

4 - Hydrophysics
Pages 82-100

5 - Hydrochemical models
Pages 101-118

6 - Models of primary production
Pages 119-139

7 - Models of secondary production
Pages 140-156

8 - Stochastic dissolved oxygen models for streams
Pages 158-175

9 - Stochastic models of dissolved oxygen in standing and impounded waters
Pages 176-189

10 - Models of geographically dependent productivity
Pages 190-202

11 - Quantitative measurement of eutrophication in standing waters
Pages 203-225

12 - A cybernectic model of phytoplankton structure
Pages 226-237

13 - Advancement of freshwater ecosystem models and their applications
Pages 240-250

14 - Development of a theory of freshwater ecosystems
Pages 251-268

15. References
Pages 269-302

16 - Index
Pages 303-309

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