Assessment and representation of spatial changes of aquatic vegetation distribution in the Danube Delta. Case study: Babina, Corciuvate and Ciortic lakes – Matița-Merhei aquatic complex

Year

2019

Abstract

Analyses 2006 vs 2018 topo-geodetic/remote-sensing data for three lakes (incl. Babina) in the Matița-Merhei complex. Finds a significant decline of open-water surface and expansion of emergent/floating vegetation; Babina Lake’s free water shrank by ~13.4%. Discusses management implications (channel blocking, navigation, fishery/tourism impacts).

Authors

Gabriel Iordache; Marian Malăgeanu

Publisher

Geo-Eco-Marina

Source type

Scientific Article

URL

https://zenodo.org/records/3609966

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