Remote sensing applications for the ecosystem-based management process implementation in the Romanian Black Sea Coastal Zone

Mateescu, Răzvan; Spînu, Alina-Daiana; Buga, Luminița; Niculescu, Dragos; Mihailov, Maria-Emanuela; Vlasceanu, Elena

doi:10.1109/baltic.2014.6887837

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“…In addition to the oceanographic expeditions, measurements of currents and flow were performed in July 2020 and June 2021, in the Danube mouths area, to observe the dynamic of the water masses mixing. The satellite images taken during the mentioned period were analyzed in parallel with the terrestrial and aerial photo images of the freshwater input (Mateescu et al, 2014).…”

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Evaluation of the Water Masses Mixing Process in the Area of Danube River Discharge

Vlasceanu¹,

Rusu²,

Mateescu³

2021

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"A series of results of data analysis is presented in this paper, carried for the 2020-2021 marine hydrological cycle. The method included the collection, processing, analysis and archiving of the data sets (and information) obtained in the field and from remote sensing (satellite data). The data was required to evaluate the hydrodynamic processes in the coastal/marine area, including the mouths of the Danube, the natural promontories, and marine obstacles such as the ports jetties. Data were collected during the oceanographic expeditions carried over June 2020 and July 2021, on the spatial extension of the Romanian coastal monitoring network. Measurements of physico-chemical and hydrological parameters were made in the areas of Sulina, Sf. Gheorghe, Sahalin in order to observe and evaluate the phenomenon of water masses mixing in the area of Danube discharge. The analysis of the physical and chemical parameters, associated with the hydrological ones, were emphasizing the influence of the coastal water masses dynamics on the mixing processes afferent to the Danube Delta’s offshore areas, due to its physiographic and hydro-morphologic characteristics of an asymmetric delta’s context. Key-Words: Danube discharge, water masses, hydrodynamic processes, ADCP measurements. "

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confidence: 99%