Search Results - S. G. Sagalaev
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WATER EXCHANGE IN THE ESTUARY OF THE RAZDOLNAYA RIVER (AMUR BAY, JAPAN SEA) IN THE ICE COVERED PERIOD
Published 2019-03-01Get full textEnvironmental conditions in the Razdolnaya/Suifen Estuary and adjacent marine area were monitored from 2008 to 2018, by seasons, including winter observations in January 2014 and January 2018. The river discharge in winter was low: 6 m3 /s (mean annual discharge is 73 m3 /s). The estuary was covered...
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HYDROCHEMICAL STUDIES OF THE PARTIZANSKAYA RIVER ESTUARY (NAKHODKA BAY, JAPAN SEA) IN SUMMER SEASON OF LOW WATER DISCHARGE
Published 2018-06-01Get full textChemical water parameters in the Partizanskaya River estuary were measured on July 18–19, 2012 in conditions of low water discharge (20.1 m3 /s). In these conditions, the cline of salt water at the bottom penetrated up to 11 km upstream from the river mouth and the fresh river water passed the estua...
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Production patterns in the estuary of the Razdolnaya River in period of freezing
Published 2016-06-01Get full textLight conditions and nutrients supply, as factors of primary production, are considered for the Razdolnaya River estuary in period of freezing (January-March). Water samples were collected at the water surface and at the bottom for measuring of salinity and concentrations of chlorophyll (Chl), phosp...
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Hydrochemical state of the Uglovoy Bight (Amur Bay) in different seasons
Published 2021-03-01Get full textHydrological and chemical surveys were conducted in the Uglovoy Bight in October, 2019, February, May and June, 2020 (in total 120 stations) and chemical analyses of water from 13 small rivers running into the bight were done on October 21-22, 2020. Extremely high concentration of nutrients was dete...
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Seasonal hydrological and hydrochemical surveys in the Voevoda Bay (Amur Bay, Japan Sea)
Published 2015-03-01Get full textHydrological and hydrochemical surveys were conducted in the Voevoda Bay in May, August, and October, 2011 and February, 2012, in total 140 stations. Free water exchange of the bay with the Amur Bay is observed, with exception of its inner bights Kruglaya and Melkovodnaya. The water exchange is main...
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