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In Finland a great number of forest lakes are affected by silvicultural practices such as logging. Logging affects water chemistry and thus the ecological state of lakes by causing nutrient loads and increasing erosion and humic substances in water. Water quality assessment requires definition of natural background conditions and ecological status of water bodies. Therefore it is necessary to determine the impact of these practices on aquatic organisms. In the absence of long-term monitoring data, paleolimnological methods provide a powerful tool for determining human-induced changes in lakes. In this study diatom assemblages, diatom-inferred water total phosphorus and total organic carbon, and sediment chemistry were analyzed from the sediments of six lakes with a logged catchment area (11-53%). According to one-way analysis of similarities (ANOSIM) the diatom communities of three lakes were different before, immediately after and more than 10 years after logging and diatom assemblages in remaining three lakes did not show statistically significant differences between these times. However, all changes were minor, and at present the diatom assemblages and diatom-inferred water chemistry of all the lakes are close to the pre-logging conditions. The minor alterations are probably due to the wide protective zones around the lakes. 相似文献
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Erik Swietlicki Jingchuan Zhou David S. Covert Kaarle Hämeri Bernhard Busch Minna Väkeva Ulrike Dusek Olle H. Berg Alfred Wiedensohler Pasi Aalto Jyrki Mäkelä Bengt G. Martinsson Giorgos Papaspiropoulos Besim Mentes Göran Frank Frank Stratmann 《Tellus. Series B, Chemical and physical meteorology》2000,52(2):201-227
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Kaarle Hmeri Markku Kulmala Pasi Aalto Kirsti Leszczynski Reijo Visuri Kari Hmekoski 《Atmospheric Research》1996,41(3-4)
In this study the possible conditions for new aerosol particle formation in a background area of Helsinki have been analysed. The measurements of aerosol particle size distribution, main gaseous pollutant compounds, UV spectra and meteorological parameters were performed during April–May 1993. The main interest was concentrated on the investigations of photochemical OH radical formation, the oxidation of gas phase SO2 to H2SO4 and the formation of H2SO4---H2O aerosol particles. The measurements were analysed using a model for OH radical formation and aerosol dynamics. The analysis of aerosol size distributions was carried out using positive matrix factorization. The main conclusion is that based on our model analysis no evidence of new particle formation in the vicinity of the measurement station was found. However, the high concentrations of aerosol particles in the ultrafine size range indicate that some other particle formation pathways are to be considered. 相似文献
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