利用1979 - 2005年期间的航空航天和GPS数据估计保加利亚境内斯雷布纳湖境内浮动岛屿的动态

I. Ivánová, R. Nedkov, T. Michev, N. Kamburova
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本文利用遥感方法和航空航天信息对1979-2005年Sreburna湖浮岛的动态进行了描述。这些浮岛代表了飞芦苇在水深较大的地方的特定栖息地,目前只在保加利亚的斯雷本纳湖和罗马尼亚的多瑙河三角洲发现。这些浮岛的特点是每年都有活跃的运动,这主要是由湖泊水位的年度波动引起的。在高水位和大风的情况下,可以观察到明显的运动,这影响了岛上的动植物。本文的目的是分析这种动态,这将有助于做出适当的决策,以便更好地管理和保护这些浮动岛屿,同时尽量减少对当地动植物的影响。
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Estimation of the dynamics of floating islands in the territory of Sreburna Lake, situated in the territory of Bulgaria, using aerospace and GPS data in the period 1979 – 2005
In this paper we describe the dynamics of the floating islands in Sreburna Lake using remote sensing methods and aerospace information in the period 1979–2005. These floating islands represent specific habitats of flying reed in places with greater water depths currently is found only in Sreburna Lake in Bulgaria and in the Danube Delta in Romania. These floating islands are characterized by an active movement during the years, which is caused mainly by the annual fluctuations of the lake's water level. Significant movement is observed at a high water level and high winds, which influence the island's flora and fauna. The purpose of this paper is to analyse this dynamics, which will be helpful for making an adequate decision for a better management of the reserve and preservation of these floating islands with minimum impact on the native flora and fauna.
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