Water Framework Directive Intercalibration: Central-Baltic Lake Fish fauna ecological assessment methods. Part B: Development of the intercalibration common metric. Part C: Intercalibration. EUR 28841 EN JRC Technical Reports, ISBN 978-92-79-74611-6: 91 p. DOI: 10.2760/546291

0504809 - BC 2020 RIV LU eng O - Others
Ritterbusch, D. - Argillier, C. - Bialokoz, W. - Birzaks, J. - Blabolil, Petr - Breine, J. - Draszkiewicz-Mioduszewska, H. - Jaarsma, N. - Karottki, I. - Krause, T. - Kubečka, Jan - Lauridsen, T. - Logez, M. - Maire, A. - Palm, A. - Peirson, G. - Říha, Milan - Szlakowski, J. - Virbickas, T. - Poikane, S.
Water Framework Directive Intercalibration: Central-Baltic Lake Fish fauna ecological assessment methods. Part B: Development of the intercalibration common metric. Part C: Intercalibration. EUR 28841 EN JRC Technical Reports, ISBN 978-92-79-74611-6: 91 p. DOI: 10.2760/546291.
2018
Institutional support: RVO:60077344
Keywords : fish * ecological status * environmental sress
OECD category: Ecology

All fish assessment systems deal with the fact that due to size and complexity of the assessed water body, the ecological status will always be affected by multiple human pressures. Main pressures in Central Baltic lakes are eutrophication, human use, water level fluctuation… The pressures may be interdependent and self-enhancing, all of them affect the fish community to some extent. All systems are based on the comparison of the current status with a reference condition although benchmarking procedures differ). The intercalibration seems feasible in terms of assessment concepts.
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