Un foro de expertos internacionales analizará en la UGR el impacto global de la interacción de procesos físicos en lagos y embalses
Durante el encuentro se abordarán cuestiones como el papel de las olas internas, la dinámica de turbulencias, los procesos en lagos estratificados, las corrientes naturales o el comportamiento del fondo lacustre
El Instituto del Agua de la Universidad de Granada acoge el X Taller de Procesos Físicos en Aguas Naturales (PPNW10), un ciclo internacional de ponencias y presentaciones que se desarrollará hasta el 28 de junio. La finalidad de los talleres PPNW es proporcionar a los investigadores que trabajan en el estudio de procesos físicos en lagos y embalses un foro para intercambiar sus ideas y experiencias. En esta ocasión se ha invitado a investigadores que trabajan en campos similares, especialmente en la interacción entre procesos físicos, biológicos y químicos en sistemas naturales así como en el impacto de cambio global en esta interacción. El encuentro cuenta con el patrocinio de la Junta de Andalucía y la Diputación Provincial de Granada.
PROGRAMA
Presentaciones orales
Lunes, 26 de junio
Sesión 2. Preside: Elena Roget
15 - 15,30 h. Peter Diamessis y Redekopp. Benthic excitation by internal solitary waves
15,30 - 16 h. Simpson et al. Direct Measurements of Wind Induced Internal motions in a small lake using an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler
16 - 16,30 h. Bertram Boehrer y Stevens. Implications for Ray Waves in Island Copper Mine Lake, B.C., Canada
16, 30 - 17 h. SESIÓN EN PÓSTER 1
17,30 - 18 h. Vidal et al. (Casamitjana). Seasonal evolution of the internal wave field in deep warm-monomictic reservoirs
18 - 18,30 h. Yannis Cuypers et al. Non linear internal seiches degeneration in a in a deep sub-alpine lake
Martes, 27 de junio
Sesión 3. Preside: Bertram Boehrer
8,30 - 9 h. Engelhardt et al (Kirillin). Seiche-induced convection in upper sediments
9- 9,30 h. Ilmberger y von Rohden. Empirical mode decomposition: A new tool to analyse time series
9,30 - 10 h. Valchev y Valcheva. The effect of the driving wind fields on the accuracy of wave hind-casting in the Black Sea
10 - 10,30 h. Rueda y MacIntyre. Fate and transport of storm-river-water in a small ultra-oligotrophic lake in a remote region: Toolik Lake (Alaska)
11 - 11,30 h. Matzinger et al. ( A. Wüest ) Adverse superposition of eutrophication and atmospheric warming – effects on deep water stratification in the unique ecosystem of Lake Ohrid
11,30 - 12 h. Solé et al. The hydrography of Alfacs bay. An study of the inter-annual variability
12-13 h. Geoffrey Schladow. The origin, role and fate of inorganic particulate matter in aquatic systems: case study of Lake Tahoe, CA-NV, USA
Sesión 4. Preside: Xavier Casamitjana
15 - 15,30 h. Gantzer et al (J.C. Little). The Effect of Hypolimnetic Oxygenation on Water Quality in Carvin's Cove Reservoir
15,30 - 16 h. Bryant y Little. Transient Variation in Sediment Oxygen Demand as a function of Diffuser-Induced turbulence
16 - 16,30 h. Maltese et al. (G. Ciraolo). Flow and turbulence characteristics in the presence of a discontinuous ligulate seagrass prairie
16,30 - 17 h. SESIÓN EN PÓSTER 2
17,30 - 18 h. King et al. Effects of a strong connection to Lake Ontario, a large watershed, and dynamic plant populations on the hydrodynamics and resulting water residence times of a small coastal embayment
18 - 18,30 h. Lövstedt. Characterization of density driven currents between reed belts and open water in a shallow lake
Miércoles, 28 de junio
Sesión 5. Preside: Francisco Rueda
9 - 9,30 h. Peters. Effects of small-scale turbulence on plankton dynamics in a coastal ecosystem
9,30 - 10 h. Hofmann et al. The impact of water level fluctuations at different temporal and spatial scales on abiotic and biotic processes
10 - 10,30 h. Miller et al. The influence of stratification and mixing processes on the vertical distribution of nutrients in a small, eutrophic lake
11 - 11,30 h. Vidal et al. Dynamics of a river inflow into a reservoir: consequences for the phytoplankton population
11,30 - 12 h. Marcé et al. Vertical structure of algal populations with contrasting buoyancy: physical vs. biological drivers in a canyon-shaped reservoir
12 -13 h. Josef Ackerman. Biological consequences of turbulence and mixing in lakes
Sesión 6. Preside: John Little
15 - 15,30 h. George. Using airborne remote sensing to study the effects of wind-induced mixing on the spatial distribution of phytoplankton
15,30 - 16 h. Golosov et al. Dimension analysis as applied to the lake ecosystem modeling
16 - 16,30 h. Adiyanti e Imberger. Estimating chlorophyll-a content in a lake surface layer using under-water temperature and meteorological fluxes data
Presentaciones en póster
Moreno-Ostos et al. Coupling hydrodynamics and plankton: impact of exogenous perturbations in a mesotrophic reservoir in Southern Spain (El Gergal, Seville)
Relaño-Pastor et al. (I. De Vicente) Spatially varying probability of sediment resuspension in two shallow coastal lagoons
Bonhomme et al. Hydrodynamic processes in lake Pavin (France)
Avilés y Niell. River discharge controlling the nutrient content in an estuarine system. Case study of Palmones River
Nasello et al (G. Ciraolo) Velocity profiles and water levels measurements in a shallow coastal lagoon
Gantzer et al (Olinde, L). Oxygenation at Spring Hollow and Carvin's Cove Water-Supply Reservoirs
Gubsch et al. A sea-going Fluid-Flux–Observatory (FLUFO) for interfacial fluid exchange
Wollk et al. Calibrating the spatial response of bio-optical sensors.
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