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IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2019
Monitoring water quality with classical methods is not an easy task. Remote sensing with wide coverage and multiple temporal monitoring is the best solution for surface water quality monitoring. This paper demonstrates the determination of surface water quality parameters by using principal component analysis (PCA) data fusion and mining techniques ...
Ersan Batur, Derya Maktav
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Monitoring water quality with classical methods is not an easy task. Remote sensing with wide coverage and multiple temporal monitoring is the best solution for surface water quality monitoring. This paper demonstrates the determination of surface water quality parameters by using principal component analysis (PCA) data fusion and mining techniques ...
Ersan Batur, Derya Maktav
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An investigation on the periphytic species of Rotifera in the Lake Gala (Turkey)
This study was performed to determine the Rotifera species living on the Thypha sp., Nymphaea sp. and Ceratophyllum sp., and to put forward their macrophyte preferences, if they have been present in the Lake Gala National Park between June and December 2004.Erdogan, Sevil, Guher, Huseyin
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USE OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS) TO EVALUATE THE WATER QUALITY OF GALA LAKE (EDIRNE)
2014Gala Lake National Park is one of the most important wetland ecosystems not only for Turkey but also for the globe. But as similar to many wet lands, Gala Lake is under effect of an intensive organic and inorganic pollution originated from agricultural activities conducted around the lake and from industrial discharges by means of Ergene River. The aim
TOKATLI, Cem +4 more
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The Dynamics of Zooplankton in National Park of Lake Gala (Edirne-Turkey)
In this study, carried out at monthly intervals in four different stations between March 2004 and January 2005, it is aimed to have new knowledge on the dynamics of zooplankton communities and the effects of physical-chemical values of the Lake Gala. As a result of the study, a total of 76 species have been identified as 50 species belong to Rotifera ...Guher, Huseyin +3 more
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Lakes on the Tibetan Plateau (TP) play a major role in the regional hydrological cycle and underpin vital ecosystem services. However, the long-term lake evolution and underlying mechanisms, especially on the exorheic southern TP, remain unclear. Here, we reconstructed the lake level variations of Mabu Co and Gala Co on the southern TP through detailed
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Resource Values, Usage and Sustainability of the Gala Lake National Park
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