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A. Buffagni, Auteur ; S. Erba, Auteur ; M. Cazzola, Auteur ; J. L. Kemp, AuteurIn accordance with the aims of the E. U. funded AQEM Project, an assessment system module based on aquatic macroinvertebrates was developed for small sized rivers in the southern Apennines (south Italy). Eleven stream sites, impacted to a greate[...]
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R. Balestrini, Auteur ; M. Cazzola, Auteur ; A. Buffagni, AuteurThe purpose of this study was to test the applicability of different methods of river habitat assessment and their respective indices in a series of sample sites in Italy. These investigations were carried out within the EU AQEM project with the[...]
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N. T. Skoulikidis, Auteur ; K. C. Gritzalis, Auteur ; T. Kouvarda, Auteur ; A. Buffagni, AuteurA first approach towards an integrated, macroinvertebrate based, river type specific system for the assessment and classification of the ecological quality in Greek rivers affected by nutrient enrichment is presented. This system, which was deve[...]
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R. C. Nijboer, Auteur ; R. K. Johnson, Auteur ; P. F. M. Verdonschot, Auteur ; M. Sommerhauser, Auteur ; A. Buffagni, AuteurThe European Water Framework Directive stipulates that Member States have to assess the ecological status of a water body by comparing the present to the expected reference condition. In the AQEM project participating countries used the criteria[...]
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A. Buffagni, Auteur ; E. Comin, AuteurSecondary production of the benthic community was estimated in the four functional habitats identified in the pristine Pioverna stream (Northern Italy): riffle, pool, transition and bedrock habitats. The instantaneous growth, removal-summation a[...]
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A. Buffagni, Auteur ; G. A. Crosa, Auteur ; D. M. Harper, Auteur ; J. L. Kemp, AuteurThe functional habitat concept was applied to a large Italian river for the first time. The characteristically wide range of hydraulic conditions present in this river (compared to previously-studied small, lowland, English rivers) were expected[...]
