Bacteria Pollution In The Polish Coastal Zone
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Free (open access)
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Volume
2
Pages
8
Published
1993
Size
537 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/WP930181
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
M. Bielecka-Kieloch & M. Robakiewicz
Abstract
Bacteria pollution in the Polish coastal zone M. Bielecka-Kieloch, M. Robakiewicz Institute of Hydroengineering of the Polish Academy of Sciences, 80-953 Gdansk, Koscierska 7, Poland ABSTRACT The Baltic Sea belongs to very polluted water reservoirs, especially the Polish coastal zone. The beaches inside Gdansk Bay suffer from microbio- logical pollution caused by discharges of municipal waste waters from cities situated along the Bay. In situ measurements carried out in 1992 showed substantial variability of loads within a day in some cases. A comparison between measurements and model results shows that the SCREMO model reproduces real conditions with acceptable level of accuracy in steady state conditions, whereas significant variability of loads within a short time causes difficulties in proper interpretation. INTRODUCTION Water quality in Gdansk Bay is highly influenced by discharges located along the coast. The study had the following objectives: (1) measurement of p
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