'Venice lagoon' diaporamas de présentation

Socio- Economic Scenarios for Venice and its Lagoon: Issues of Sustainability

Socio- Economic Scenarios for Venice and its Lagoon: Issues of Sustainability. V. Paccagnan and M. Turvani University IUAV of Venice September 2008. Presentation objectives.

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SLOW TERRITORIES Portraits, stories, maps of the lagoon

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UNIBO activities in ULIXES

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Eutrophication 6 Socio- Economics of Eutrophication

Eutrophication 6 Socio- Economics of Eutrophication. Alice Newton University of Algarve. Economic Cost of Eutrophication?. Costs were estimated using indirect methods considering that a response to algal blooms consists of:

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curriculum in natural environmental science, vol. 2, 2010

Tidal prism variation in the Venice lagoon G. Umgiesser 1 , R. Helsby 2 , C. L. Amos 2 , C. Ferrarin 1 1) ISMAR-CNR, Venezia , Italy 2) NOC, Southampton, UK. curriculum in natural environmental science, vol. 2, 2010. The Venice Lagoon. 50 km long, 10 km wide Average depth 1 m

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curriculum in natural environmental science, vol. 2, 2010

Tidal prism variation in the Venice lagoon G. Umgiesser 1 , R. Helsby 2 , C. L. Amos 2 , C. Ferrarin 1 1) ISMAR-CNR, Venezia , Italy 2) NOC, Southampton, UK. curriculum in natural environmental science, vol. 2, 2010. The Venice Lagoon. 50 km long, 10 km wide Average depth 1 m

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Po River

Po River. Drains northern Italy Enters the northeast Adriatic Sea, forming delta in late Holocene Evidence of lobe switching dated in sediments back to Bronze Age Sedimentation causes northward migration of delta Sediment began to enter Venice lagoon to north

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