Hydromorphological features of Greek lakes: First results from the monitoring network
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July 7, 2023
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Μελέτες - Εκθέσεις - Άρθρα
Abstract
The Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) describes the hydromorphological elements as supporting to the biological elements. In Greece,
comprehensive long-term studies do not exist for the majority of Greek water bodies (Kagalou & Leonardos, 2009). However, the complex
geomorphology of Greece, the uneven distribution of precipitation and differences in demand for irrigation and drinking water at local or
regional level (Zacharias 2002, Kagalou & Leonardos, 2009) are some of the characteristics that affect hydromorphological features of Greek
lakes. The newly established (JMD 140384/2011) national monitoring network has come to fill in this gap; EKBY now operates the national
monitoring network for lakes in Greece. This study aims towards the presentation of the first results of lake hydromorphology monitoring during
2013 and 2014.
Additional information
Kemitzoglou, D., A. Apostolakis, S. Katsavouni, E. Mavromati, D. Papademos and V. Tsiaoussi. 2015. Hydromorphological features of Greek lakes: First results from the monitoring network. Poster presentation in the SEFS9 - Symposium for European Freshwater Sciences, 5 - 10 July 2015, Uni Mail, Geneva-Switzerland.
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