Ecological modelling and engineering of lakes and wetlands [recurso electrónico] / edited by Sven Erik Jørgensen, Ni-Ban Chang and Fu-Liu Xu.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Structurally dynamic models of lakes -- Chapter 3: Development of level-IV fugacity-based QWASI model for dynamic multimedia fate and transport processes of HCHs in Lake Chaohu, China -- Chapter 4: Eco-risk assessments for toxic contaminants based on species sensitivity distribution models in Lake Chaohu, China -- Chapter 5: Addressing theh uncertainty in modeling watershed nonpoint souce pollution -- Chapter 6: Extending the application of network analysis to ecological risk assessment for aquatic ecosystems -- Chapter 7: Modeling the purification effects of the constructed sphagnum wetland on phosphorus and heavy metals in Dajiuhu Wetland Reserve, China -- Chapter 8: Ecological accounting for a constructed wetland -- Chapter 9: Modeling the response of the planktonic microbial community to warming effects in maritime Antarctic Lakes: Ecological implications -- Chapter 10: Analytical modeling for environmental dispersion in wetland -- Chapter 11: Trade-offs between biodiversity conservation and nutrients removal in wetlands of arid intensive agricultural basins: The Mar Menor Case, Spain -- Chapter 12: Structurally dynamic model and ecological indicators to detect the crayfish invasion in a lake ecosystem -- Chapter 13: Development of ecological models for the effecgts of macrophyte restoration on the ecosystem health of a large eutrophic Chinese lake (Lake Chaohu) -- Chapter 14: Development of structural dynamic model for the ecosystem evolution of a large shallow Chinese lake (Lake Chaohu) -- Chapter 15: Exploring the mechanism of catastrophic regime shift in a shallow plateau lake: A three-dimensional water quality modeling approach -- Chapter 16: Floating treatment wetlands for nutrient removal in a subtropical stormwater wet detention pond with a fountain -- Chapter 17: System dynamics modeling for nitrogen removal in a subtropical stormwater wet pond -- Chapter 18: Modeling management options for controlling the invasive zebra mussel in a Mediterranean reservoir -- Chapter 19: SubWet 2.0 modeling the performance of treatment wetlands -- Chapter 20: Framing the need for applications of ecological engineering in Artic environments -- Chapter 21: Exploratory performance testing of a pilot scale HSSF wetland in the Canadian arctic -- Chapter 22: Practical aspects, logistical challenges, and regulatory considerations for modeling and managing treatments in wetalnds in the Canadian arctic -- Chapter 23: Modeling of municipal wastewater treatment in a system consisting of waste stabilization ponds, constructed wetlands and fish ponds in Tanzania -- Chapter 24: A novel subsurfact upflow wetland with the aid of biosorption-activated media for nutrient removal -- Chapter 25: Tracer-based system dynamic modeling for designing a subsurface upflow wetland for nutrient removal.

Ecological modelling has developed rapidly in recent decades, with the focus primarily on the restoration of lakes and wetlands. Ecological Modelling and Engineering in Lakes and Wetlands presents the progress being made in modelling for a wealth of applications. It covers the older biogeochemical models still in use today, structurally dynamic models, 3D models, biophysical models, entire watershed models, and ecotoxicological models, as well as the expansion of modeling to the Arctic and Antarctic climate-zones. The book also addresses modelling the effect of climate change, including the development of ecological models for addressing storm water pond issues, which are increasingly important in urban regions where more concentrated rainfalls are a consequence of climate change. The ecological engineering topics covered in the book also emphasize the advancements being made in applying ecological engineering regimes for better environmental management of lakes and wetlands.

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