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TitleThe development of a system to assess the ecological quality of streams based on macroinvertebrates-design of the sampling programme within the AQEM project
AbstractThe EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) requires river assessment systems based on benthic invertebrates. The AQEM project is developing, at a European scale, such a methodology, based on a comparison of communities of reference streams. The project is focussing on three main impact types: morphological degradation, organic pollution and acidification. The paper presents the outline of the AQEM project with special emphasis on: -an overview of assessment systems with benthic invertebrates presently applied in Europe -an overview of stream typology approaches in Europe -the selection process of the stream types investigated in AQEM -the criteria used to select reference sites -the design of the sampling programme -the microhabitat-based sampling method applied in AQEM -the links and possibilities of integration between AQEM and existing assessment systems.
SourceInternational review of hydrobiology 88, pp. 345–361
JournalInternational review of hydrobiology
EditorWiley-VCH-Verl., Weinheim, Germania
Year2003
TypeArticolo in rivista
AuthorsHERING D., BUFFAGNI A., MOOG O., SANDIN L., SOMMERHAUSER M., STUBAUER I., FELD C., JOHNSON R., PINTO P., SKOULIKIDIS N., VERDONSCHOT P., ZAHRADKOVA S.
Text42044 2003 The development of a system to assess the ecological quality of streams based on macroinvertebrates design of the sampling programme within the AQEM project HERING D., BUFFAGNI A., MOOG O., SANDIN L., SOMMERHAUSER M., STUBAUER I., FELD C., JOHNSON R., PINTO P., SKOULIKIDIS N., VERDONSCHOT P., ZAHRADKOVA S. The EU Water Framework Directive WFD requires river assessment systems based on benthic invertebrates. The AQEM project is developing, at a European scale, such a methodology, based on a comparison of communities of reference streams. The project is focussing on three main impact types morphological degradation, organic pollution and acidification. The paper presents the outline of the AQEM project with special emphasis on an overview of assessment systems with benthic invertebrates presently applied in Europe an overview of stream typology approaches in Europe the selection process of the stream types investigated in AQEM the criteria used to select reference sites the design of the sampling programme the microhabitat based sampling method applied in AQEM the links and possibilities of integration between AQEM and existing assessment systems. 88 Articolo in rivista Wiley VCH Verl. 1434 2944 International review of hydrobiology International review of hydrobiology Int. rev. hydrobiol. International review of hydrobiology. International review of hydrobiology Print andreastefano.buffagni BUFFAGNI ANDREA STEFANO