The aim of the European Union (EU) Marine Strategy Framework Directive (2008/56/EC) is to achieve good environmental status of the EU marine waters by 2020. This implies also that human-induced eutrophication should be minimised. Nitrogen and other nutrients cause eutrophication which means losses in biodiversity, ecosystem degradation, harmful algae blooming and oxygen deficiency in bottom waters. Studies showed that isotope analysis can be used as a tool to identify nitrogen sources and to study spatial and mixing patterns of the nitrogen pollution in coastal waters, estuaries and marine waters. Different pollution sources show distinct and characteristic isotopic compositions.JRC.D.3-Knowledge Transfer and Standards for Securit
The network aims in particular to promote the use and development of isotopic techniques as a tool f...
Measurement and use of stable isotope ratios have a long history at the University of Liege (Belgium...
Estuaries regulate nitrogen (N) fluxes transported from land to open ocean. In Narragansett Bay, ant...
Background Environmental agencies have to take measures to either reduce discharges and emissions of...
Graduation date: 2002Nutrient pollution may perhaps be one of the oldest water quality problems and ...
Nitrate pollution in surface water has become an environmental problem of global concern. The effect...
Nitrate pollution represents a major concern in many world aqueous resources. When multiple potentia...
The use of various isotopes (d(15)N, d(18)O & d(11)B) to identify the sources of nitrate (NO3-) pres...
In spite of increasing efforts to reduce nitrogen inputs into ground water from intensive agricultur...
The growing human population in coastal areas, combined with the intensification of agricultural act...
Nitrogen is an essential element for life. One of its available forms are nitrates - the compounds p...
Concentration versus salinity diagrams are the most widely used method to derive estuarine sources a...
The University of Hamburg is part of environmental studies in the INDEX Program, which was establish...
Non-point source loading of nitrogen and phosphorus is a primary cause of eutrophication of inland w...
Atmospheric fixed-nitrogen deposition can contribute to eutrophication in coastal and estuarine wate...
The network aims in particular to promote the use and development of isotopic techniques as a tool f...
Measurement and use of stable isotope ratios have a long history at the University of Liege (Belgium...
Estuaries regulate nitrogen (N) fluxes transported from land to open ocean. In Narragansett Bay, ant...
Background Environmental agencies have to take measures to either reduce discharges and emissions of...
Graduation date: 2002Nutrient pollution may perhaps be one of the oldest water quality problems and ...
Nitrate pollution in surface water has become an environmental problem of global concern. The effect...
Nitrate pollution represents a major concern in many world aqueous resources. When multiple potentia...
The use of various isotopes (d(15)N, d(18)O & d(11)B) to identify the sources of nitrate (NO3-) pres...
In spite of increasing efforts to reduce nitrogen inputs into ground water from intensive agricultur...
The growing human population in coastal areas, combined with the intensification of agricultural act...
Nitrogen is an essential element for life. One of its available forms are nitrates - the compounds p...
Concentration versus salinity diagrams are the most widely used method to derive estuarine sources a...
The University of Hamburg is part of environmental studies in the INDEX Program, which was establish...
Non-point source loading of nitrogen and phosphorus is a primary cause of eutrophication of inland w...
Atmospheric fixed-nitrogen deposition can contribute to eutrophication in coastal and estuarine wate...
The network aims in particular to promote the use and development of isotopic techniques as a tool f...
Measurement and use of stable isotope ratios have a long history at the University of Liege (Belgium...
Estuaries regulate nitrogen (N) fluxes transported from land to open ocean. In Narragansett Bay, ant...