2012
DOI: 10.1134/s0097807812030050
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New definitions, regionalization, and typification of river mouth areas and estuaries as their parts

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“…The survey was carried out on July [18][19][20]2011. To make the analysis more convenient, the survey was divided into two sections: via the estuary of the Artemovka R. (stations 1-5, 15, 17-19) and via the estuary of the Shkotovka R. (stations [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. In this case, according to a definition given in [28] and amended in [16], by estuary is meant to be the entire examined water area, except for the stations in most remote riverine parts of the area (stations in and 6), which were not reached by seawater during the study.…”
Section: Object and Methods Of Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The survey was carried out on July [18][19][20]2011. To make the analysis more convenient, the survey was divided into two sections: via the estuary of the Artemovka R. (stations 1-5, 15, 17-19) and via the estuary of the Shkotovka R. (stations [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. In this case, according to a definition given in [28] and amended in [16], by estuary is meant to be the entire examined water area, except for the stations in most remote riverine parts of the area (stations in and 6), which were not reached by seawater during the study.…”
Section: Object and Methods Of Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dalam A Manual on Technical Aspects of The United Nations Convention on The Law of The Sea-1982 (TALOS), mulut sungai merupakan tempat mengalirnya sungai ke laut. Menurut Mikhailov & Gorin (2012) area mulut sungai (sinonim: mulut sungai) merupakan objek geografi yang spesifik yang meliputi area aliran sungai sampai tubuh air penerimanya (samudera, laut ataupun danau). Mulut sungai sendiri dapat dibagi menjadi lima tipe berdasarkan karakter morfologinya, yaitu simple, estuarine, estuarine-deltaic, deltaicestuarine, dan deltaic.…”
Section: Area Mulut Sungai Dan Estuariunclassified
“…Identifikasi tipe mulut sungai diperlukan untuk mengetahui apakah sungai mengalir langsung ke laut atau melalui estuari terlebih dahulu dan mengetahui ada tidaknya delta. Berdasarkan klasifikasi dari Mikhailov & Gorin (2012) mulut sungai dibagi menjadi lima tipe berdasarkan morfologinya, yaitu simple, estuarine, estuarine-deltaic, deltaic-estuarine, dan deltaic. Identifikasi tipe mulut sungai dilakukan dengan melihat morfologi mulut sungai (berdelta atau tidak) dan menentukan ada tidaknya estuari.…”
Section: Identifikasi Tipe Mulut Sungaiunclassified
“…However, estimates of nutrient loading to nearshore areas are often made in association with monitoring stations located upstream of any direct lake or ocean influence [9]. These estimates do not include the effect of low-flow, depositional areas associated with the rivermouth itself, where water residence times are longer than in streams[10], [11]. These wetlands and embayments associated with rivermouths and estuaries may significantly alter nutrient delivery to the nearshore [12], [13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We predict that land cover indicators of depositional or low-flow habitats such as wetlands and open surface waters (i.e., lake area) will be negatively related to consumer tissue δ 15 N. Finally, we predict that the magnitude of land cover effects on consumer tissue δ 15 N will vary with ecosystem type (river and rivermouth). Aquatic processes that remove or retain N are more effective in lower-flow environments [7], and by definition rivermouths are areas where lotic waters merge and become more lentic [10], [11]. Removal of agricultural N in rivermouths would lessen the strength of relationships between watershed agriculture and the N present in consumers (as observed previously [8]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%