2008
DOI: 10.21168/rbrh.v13n3.p73-82
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Vazão Mínima para Estuários: Um Estudo de Caso no Rio Paraguaçu/BA

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“…The construction of dams to supply water is a common intervention in most rivers flowing through semi-arid areas that significantly impacts the physicochemical characteristics and circulation of estuaries by reducing their flow in the rainy season (GENZ et al, 2008) and maintaining a perennial flow during the dry season. The reduction of flow results in increased salinity intrusion and a decreased sediment load, increased residence time and changes in the dynamic maximum turbidity zone (REDDERING, 1988;SKLAR;BROWDER, 1998;ALBER, 2002).…”
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“…The construction of dams to supply water is a common intervention in most rivers flowing through semi-arid areas that significantly impacts the physicochemical characteristics and circulation of estuaries by reducing their flow in the rainy season (GENZ et al, 2008) and maintaining a perennial flow during the dry season. The reduction of flow results in increased salinity intrusion and a decreased sediment load, increased residence time and changes in the dynamic maximum turbidity zone (REDDERING, 1988;SKLAR;BROWDER, 1998;ALBER, 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reduction of flow results in increased salinity intrusion and a decreased sediment load, increased residence time and changes in the dynamic maximum turbidity zone (REDDERING, 1988;SKLAR;BROWDER, 1998;ALBER, 2002). However, the perennial flow can produce an increase in the average flow during the dry season, which may result in increased water-column stratification associated with the gravitational circulation and residual circulation displacing the estuary zone seaward (GENZ et al, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In spite of the ecological and economic importance of Paraguaçu River estuary (127.9 km²), this river is located on the west side of Todos os Santos Bay and its origin is related to the drowning of a fluvial valley, during MiddleHolocene, controlled by the system of faults from the western portion of Recôncavo Bay, especially for the Maragojipe Fault (Carvalho 2000). The estuary is composed by three sectors: the lower course of the river (with 16 km long and average depth of 1 m), Iguape Bay (with 76.1 km² and an intertidal area of 53.7%) and by the Paraguaçu channel (with 18 km long and a average depth of 10 m), which establishes a connection between the Iguape Bay and Todos os Santos Bay, associated with the good state of conservation and the presence of a wide mangrove area (28 km²), favoring a high fishing productivity and the presence of a wide riverside community involved with artisanal fishing (Genz et al 2008). The municipality of Maragojipe, alongside the Iguape Bay, has come to be the second major fish producer in the Bahia State (BAHIAPESCA 1998), where in 2000 the IBAMA created the Iguape Bay Marine Extractive Reserve (Decree no number of 14/08/2000).…”
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“…During the 80's, the Pedra do Cavalo Dam (PCD) was built about 28 km from de mouth of Iguape Bay, causing changes on the hydrological regime of the river. In 2005, a new change occurred due to the implantation of the Pedra do Cavalo Hydroeletric Power Plant (HPP), changing the fresh water flow to energy generation (Genz et al 2008). Nowadays there is a project in licensing for deployment of a port system within the estuary where extensive mangrove zone and estuarine sediment will be removed, setting one more impact scenario for the fish fauna as well as all the marine biota.…”
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“…Moreira et al (2014) experimentally showed high mortality rates of T. tagusensis and T. coccinea when exposed to low salinity (i.e., 0, 5, 10 practical salinity units). However, the Tubastraea invasion in the Paraguaçu estuary may have occurred due to the predominance of marine salinity levels (Genz et al, 2008;Reis-Filho et al, 2010;Genz & Lessa, 2015). This condition is likely to be associated with the building of the Pedra do Cavalo Dam in 1985 and Pedra do Cavalo Hydroeletric Power Plant in 2005 on the upper estuary (Fig.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%