qual-net, a high temporal-resolution eutrophication model for large hydrographic networks
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Abstract
To allow climate change impact assessment of water quality in river systems,
the scientific community lacks efficient deterministic models able to
simulate hydrological and biogeochemical processes in drainage networks at
the regional scale, with high temporal resolution and water temperature
explicitly determined. The model QUALity-NETwork (QUAL-NET) was developed and
tested on the Middle Loire River Corridor, a sub-catchment of the Loire River
in France, prone to eutrophication. Hourly variations computed efficiently by
the model helped disentangle the complex interactions existing between
hydrological and biological processes across different timescales. Phosphorus (P) availability was the most constraining factor for phytoplankton
development in the Loire River, but simulating bacterial dynamics in QUAL-NET
surprisingly evidenced large amounts of organic matter recycled within the
water column through the microbial loop, which delivered significant fluxes
of available P and enhanced phytoplankton growth. This explained why severe
blooms still occur in the Loire River despite large P input reductions since
1990. QUAL-NET could be used to study past evolutions or predict future
trajectories under climate change and land use scenarios.
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| Authors | ;C. Minaudo;C. Minaudo;F. Curie;Y. Jullian;N. Gassama;F. Moatar |
| Journal | tetrahedron letters |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.5194/bg-15-2251-2018
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