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Methods for determining ecologically acceptable flow the River Pliva case study
Ecologically acceptable flow (EPP) is a value of river flow that is necessary for survival of flora and fauna within a water body. The EPP is determined in order to protect water and water related ecosystems, regardless of whether they are watercourses of a permanent or temporary character. In addition, EPP is defined in legislation and is interpreted in a similar way in different countries. The paper presents application of various methods for determining the EPP, on an example of the Pliva River in the Republic of Srpska.
Methods for determining ecologically acceptable flow the River Pliva case study
Ecologically acceptable flow (EPP) is a value of river flow that is necessary for survival of flora and fauna within a water body. The EPP is determined in order to protect water and water related ecosystems, regardless of whether they are watercourses of a permanent or temporary character. In addition, EPP is defined in legislation and is interpreted in a similar way in different countries. The paper presents application of various methods for determining the EPP, on an example of the Pliva River in the Republic of Srpska.
Methods for determining ecologically acceptable flow the River Pliva case study
Praštalo Petar R. (Autor:in) / Slavnić Milena S. (Autor:in)
2018
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