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TitleAn eco-hydrological assessment method for temporary rivers. The Celone and Salsola rivers case study (SE, Italy)
AbstractThis paper presents the results of a study which characterizes the hydrological regime of a temporary river at reach scale and analyzes the hydrological alterations due to anthropogenic pressures using the SWAT model to estimate the daily streamflows and the periods without flow which would occur in natural conditions. The study area is the Salsola and Celone river basins, located in SE Italy. In a first part, we identified six classes of flow, the so-called Aquatic States (ASs), which play a major role in determining the available mesohabitats and subsequently the characteristics of the aquatic life. The monthly occurrence of the different ASs over a long period has been evaluated in order to provide useful information to design biological samplings. The results show that dry bed conditions can occur from May to January and arheic state from April to January in the reaches located in the upper part of the basin. The impacted river reaches showed a different behavior depending on the anthropogenic impacts. In a second part, two indicators based on the statistics of the periods without flows were used, monthly flow permanence and dry season predictability, for describing the flow regime components which may have been altered by anthropogenic pressures. The indexes, which were computed in impacted and natural conditions, were used as coordinates in a plot to obtain a graphical vision of the regimes. The distance between the points representing the actual (impacted) and natural states in the plot were used to classify the hydrological alterations.
SourceAnnales de limnologie 51 (1), pp. 1–10
KeywordsHydrological regimeHydrological statusNatural streamflowSWAT modelTemporary rivers
JournalAnnales de limnologie
EditorEDP sciences,, Les Ulis, Francia
Year2015
TypeArticolo in rivista
DOI10.1051/limn/2014028
AuthorsDe Girolamo A.M.; Gallart F.; Pappagallo G.; Santese G.; Lo Porto A.
Text303185 2015 10.1051/limn/2014028 Scopus 2 s2.0 84922065084 Hydrological regime Hydrological status Natural streamflow SWAT model Temporary rivers An eco hydrological assessment method for temporary rivers. The Celone and Salsola rivers case study SE, Italy De Girolamo A.M.; Gallart F.; Pappagallo G.; Santese G.; Lo Porto A. Water Research Institute of the National Research Council IRSA CNR , Viale F. De Blasio N. 5, Bari, 70132, Italy; Geosciences Department, Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research IDAEA , CSIC, Barcelona, Spain This paper presents the results of a study which characterizes the hydrological regime of a temporary river at reach scale and analyzes the hydrological alterations due to anthropogenic pressures using the SWAT model to estimate the daily streamflows and the periods without flow which would occur in natural conditions. The study area is the Salsola and Celone river basins, located in SE Italy. In a first part, we identified six classes of flow, the so called Aquatic States ASs , which play a major role in determining the available mesohabitats and subsequently the characteristics of the aquatic life. The monthly occurrence of the different ASs over a long period has been evaluated in order to provide useful information to design biological samplings. The results show that dry bed conditions can occur from May to January and arheic state from April to January in the reaches located in the upper part of the basin. The impacted river reaches showed a different behavior depending on the anthropogenic impacts. In a second part, two indicators based on the statistics of the periods without flows were used, monthly flow permanence and dry season predictability, for describing the flow regime components which may have been altered by anthropogenic pressures. The indexes, which were computed in impacted and natural conditions, were used as coordinates in a plot to obtain a graphical vision of the regimes. The distance between the points representing the actual impacted and natural states in the plot were used to classify the hydrological alterations. 51 http //www.scopus.com/inward/record.url eid=2 s2.0 84922065084 partnerID=q2rCbXpz Articolo in rivista EDP sciences, 0003 4088 Annales de limnologie Annales de limnologie Ann. limnol. Annales de limnologie. International journal of limnology antonio.loporto LO PORTO ANTONIO annamaria.degirolamo DE GIROLAMO ANNA MARIA giuseppe.pappagallo PAPPAGALLO GIUSEPPE MIRAGE Mediterranean Intermittent River Management TA.P04.005.006 Gestione a scala di bacino delle risorse idriche e sostenibilita dell uso irriguo in agricoltura