Análise da qualidade de água dos principais rios do município de Rio Negrinho (SC) / Analysis of water quality of principal rivers in the Rio Negrinho city (SC)

Malutta, Simone; Kobiyama, Masato; Fuerst, Leoni

doi:10.5777/ambiencia.2013.01.11

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“…Other important aspects of hydrology are the flow components: base flow and surface runoff contributions. Digital filters can be used to split the flow contributions using daily flow gauge data; in this study the Baseflow Filter program [140,93] available on the SWAT web site (http://swat.tamu.edu/software/) was used to ensure that overland processes were properly simulated. This step is important in order to better represent the components of the water balance, which will affect the other processes.…”

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Coping with hydrological risks through flooding risk index, complex watershed modeling, different calibration techniques, and ensemble streamflow forecasting

Bressiani¹

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Many people contributed to this doctoral thesis and to the student during this process. I'm sure that this section will be too short and my words inadequate to describe the size of my acknowledgements and my sincere gratitude for the pleasure of having all these people in my life. Trully sorry if I have forgotten anyone. Firstly I would like to thank my advisor Eduardo Mario Mendiondo, for accepting to do this straigh PhD and full of 'sandwiches' travels. For giving me so many opportunities for personal and professional growth, and above all, for the trust placed in me which was key during this period of so many doubts. I want to thank my co-supervisor Raghavan Srinivasan, for accepting me at Texas A & M University. For all the teachings and discussions that made this study possible, the willingness to help allways and for the example of dedication, vision and humility.

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Section: Baseflow and Groundwater Parametersmentioning

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Coping with hydrological risks through flooding risk index, complex watershed modeling, different calibration techniques, and ensemble streamflow forecasting

Bressiani¹

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<b>Testate amoebae (Protozoa Rhizopoda) in two biotopes of Ubatiba stream, Maricá, Rio de Janeiro State

Miranda

Mazzoni

2015

Acta Sci. Biol. Sci.

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ABSTRACT. Four samplings were carried out during the dry and rainy seasons in 2014, in two biotopes (plankton and aquatic macrophytes) to assess the composition and species richness of testate amoebae community in a coastal stream in the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Results showed great representation of Difflugiidae, Centropyxidae, Lesquereusiidae and Arcellidae families. Higher richness was observed in the plankton samples and higher densities of testate amoebae were reported among the aquatic vegetation during the dry season. Current investigation is a pioneer study conducted in the Ubatiba stream. Further researches on these protists, especially in Rio de Janeiro, should be undertaken.

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Análise da qualidade de água dos principais rios do município de Rio Negrinho (SC) / Analysis of water quality of principal rivers in the Rio Negrinho city (SC)

Abstract: Análise da qualidade de água dos principais rios do município de Rio Negrinho (SC)

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Coping with hydrological risks through flooding risk index, complex watershed modeling, different calibration techniques, and ensemble streamflow forecasting

Coping with hydrological risks through flooding risk index, complex watershed modeling, different calibration techniques, and ensemble streamflow forecasting

<b>Testate amoebae (Protozoa Rhizopoda) in two biotopes of Ubatiba stream, Maricá, Rio de Janeiro State

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