水利水电快报
水利水電快報
수이수전쾌보
EXPRESS WATER RESOURCES & HYDROPOWER INFORMATION
2006年
24期
30-40,58
,共12页
无脊椎动物%水化学%水温%长系列数据%泰晤士河潮汐河段
無脊椎動物%水化學%水溫%長繫列數據%泰晤士河潮汐河段
무척추동물%수화학%수온%장계렬수거%태오사하조석하단
invertebrate%water chemistry%temperature%long-term datasets%Thames Tideway
采用长系列数据,分析了影响泰晤士河潮汐河段生态状况的主要因素.1915~2006年的监测数据表明其生态状况经历了污染、恢复和稳定3个阶段,20世纪40~60年代是污染最重的时期,伴随着较高的水温、氨氮和生化需氧量以及较低的溶解氧含量,该时期少有底栖无脊椎动物的记录.自60年代以来,随着水质的恢复,无脊椎动物也逐渐增多,其数量的波动与水化学指标,尤其是溶解氧具有相关性.尽管1960年以前的无脊椎动物和水质资料缺失比较严重,但仍需彻底整理和分析所有数据,以便在以后的研究中建立水质指标与无脊椎动物群落间的定量关系.
採用長繫列數據,分析瞭影響泰晤士河潮汐河段生態狀況的主要因素.1915~2006年的鑑測數據錶明其生態狀況經歷瞭汙染、恢複和穩定3箇階段,20世紀40~60年代是汙染最重的時期,伴隨著較高的水溫、氨氮和生化需氧量以及較低的溶解氧含量,該時期少有底棲無脊椎動物的記錄.自60年代以來,隨著水質的恢複,無脊椎動物也逐漸增多,其數量的波動與水化學指標,尤其是溶解氧具有相關性.儘管1960年以前的無脊椎動物和水質資料缺失比較嚴重,但仍需徹底整理和分析所有數據,以便在以後的研究中建立水質指標與無脊椎動物群落間的定量關繫.
채용장계렬수거,분석료영향태오사하조석하단생태상황적주요인소.1915~2006년적감측수거표명기생태상황경력료오염、회복화은정3개계단,20세기40~60년대시오염최중적시기,반수착교고적수온、안담화생화수양량이급교저적용해양함량,해시기소유저서무척추동물적기록.자60년대이래,수착수질적회복,무척추동물야축점증다,기수량적파동여수화학지표,우기시용해양구유상관성.진관1960년이전적무척추동물화수질자료결실비교엄중,단잉수철저정리화분석소유수거,이편재이후적연구중건립수질지표여무척추동물군락간적정량관계.
A feasibility study on using the long-term datasets to clarify the main factors influencing the ecological status in the Thames Tideway was carried out. The datasets between 1915 and 2006 show the clear phases of deterioration, recovery and stable improvement. The period of 1940s to 1960s saw the worst conditions in the tideway with relatively high temperature, NH4- N and BOD5 as well as low dissolved oxygen. Few invertebrates were recorded during that period. Since 1960s, there has been a general trend of recovery in terms of water quality and invertebrate community. Generally, fluctuations in the numbers of invertebrate species were linked more to the changes in the water chemistry, especially dissolved oxygen than in the water temperature. Although there were many large gaps in the data of invertebrates and water chemistry especially before 1960 in Thames Tideway, it is still necessary to examine all the datasets more thoroughly to establish the quantitative relationships between water variables and invertebrate community in future studies.