The influence of marine fish farming on water and sediment quality: Ildır Bay (Aegean Sea)

Çulha, Saniye Türk; Karaduman, Fatma Rabia

doi:10.1007/s10661-020-08487-9

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“…Many factors in study area can affect the distribution of Chl-a, such as SST, current and wind [51]. Meanwhile, the intensive islands in the waters of the Zhoushan archipelago cause a complex hydrological environment, which can also influence the distribution of Chl-a, as well as the fishery resources [52].…”

Section: Factors Affecting Chl-a Concentration and The Fishery Resour...mentioning

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HY-1C/D Reveals the Chlorophyll-a Concentration Distribution Details in the Intensive Islands’ Waters and Its Consistency with the Distribution of Fish Spawning Ground

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Yan

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Chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) change details derived from HY-1C/D images in the waters of the Zhoushan archipelago were analyzed. A new Chl-a inverse model was built based on the relationship between the in situ Chl-a and the combination of red, blue and green bands of the coastal zone imager (CZI). Chl-a as well as fishery resources were analyzed. The results showed the following. (1) The Chl-a concentration in the waters of the Zhoushan archipelago was mainly in the range of 0.5~6 μg/L. High Chl-a area distributed in the west side of the study area, with a value of 3.5~5.5 μg/L. The Chl-a concentration in the east side of the study area was relatively lower, with a value of 0.5~2 μg/L. Chl-a around the islands was higher than that in the area far away from the islands. In addition, Chl-a concentration increased obviously downstream of the island. (2) The spawning ground of many fish in the waters of the Zhoushan archipelago was abundant, and its spatial-temporal variation was consistent with the change of Chl-a. (3) The islands interacted with the current, inducing upwelling upstream and vortex streets downstream. The complex hydrodynamic environment promoted a vertical exchange of water bodies, thereby resulting in an increase in suspended sediment concentration, nutrients, Chl-a and attracting fish.

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Section: Factors Affecting Chl-a Concentration and The Fishery Resour...mentioning

confidence: 99%

HY-1C/D Reveals the Chlorophyll-a Concentration Distribution Details in the Intensive Islands’ Waters and Its Consistency with the Distribution of Fish Spawning Ground

Cai

Yan

et al. 2022

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Environmental impact of fish farming: assessment of metal contamination and sediment geochemistry at three aquaculture areas from the eastern Aegean coast

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Pazi

Gonul

2022

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Inland saline aquaculture increased carbon accumulation rate and stability in pond sediments under semi-arid climate

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The influence of marine fish farming on water and sediment quality: Ildır Bay (Aegean Sea)

Cited by 6 publications

References 22 publications

HY-1C/D Reveals the Chlorophyll-a Concentration Distribution Details in the Intensive Islands’ Waters and Its Consistency with the Distribution of Fish Spawning Ground

HY-1C/D Reveals the Chlorophyll-a Concentration Distribution Details in the Intensive Islands’ Waters and Its Consistency with the Distribution of Fish Spawning Ground

Environmental impact of fish farming: assessment of metal contamination and sediment geochemistry at three aquaculture areas from the eastern Aegean coast

Inland saline aquaculture increased carbon accumulation rate and stability in pond sediments under semi-arid climate

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