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Modelling nutrient emissions from river systems and loads to the coastal zone: Po River case study, Italy by Palmeri, L., Bendoricchio, G., Artioli, Y.

“…The nutrient emission model MONERIS (MOdelling Nutrient Emissions into River Systems) is applied to the Po catchment, a large (>70,000 km 2), densely…”
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Defining and modelling the coastal zone affected by the Po river (Italy) by Artioli, Y., Bendoricchio, G., Palmeri, L.

“…One of the most important sources of pollution in coastal zones (CZ) is certainly that one produced by human activities in the associated river basin…”
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The Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response (DPSIR) approach for integrated catchment-coastal zone management: preliminary application to the Po catchment-Adriatic Sea coastal zone system by Pirrone, N, Trombino, G, Cinnirella, S, Algieri, A, Bendoricchio, G, Palmeri, L

“…The European Water Policy and, in particular, the Water Framework Directive (WFD) 2000/60/EC introduced the necessity to evaluate new methodological approaches…”
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Exergy as goal function of ecosystems dynamic by Bendoricchio, G., Jørgensen, S.E.

“…The need for models with dynamic structure is discussed. The differences between traditional models and models with dynamic structure is reviewed. Several goal…”
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Description of the three shallow estuaries: Mondego River (Portugal), Roskilde Fjord (Denmark) and the Lagoon of Venice (Italy) by Flindt, M.R., Kamp-Nielsen, L., Marques, J.C., Pardal, M.A., Bocci, M., Bendoricchio, G., Salomonsen, J., Nielsen, S.N., Jørgensen, S.E.

“…The paper describes three European estuaries which were compared with respect to the dynamics between autotrophic components under the MUST-project: The…”
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Nutrient and suspended solid loads in the Laguna de Bay, Philippines by ZIMMER, V, BENDORICCHIO, G

“…The Laguna de Bay is the largest lake in the Philippines and is situated 15 km southeast of the centre of Metropolitan Manila. The population of the capital…”
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Modelling the fate of dioxins in a trophic network by coupling an ecotoxicological and an Ecopath model by Carrer, S, Halling-Sørensen, B, Bendoricchio, G

“…This paper shows the possibility to combine a trophic network model and an ecotoxicological food web model to calculate toxic concentrations of area-specific…”
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Application of structural dynamic approach to estimate space variability of primary producers in shallow marine water by Coffaro, G., Bocci, M., Bendoricchio, G.

“…Structural dynamic models attempt to simulate ecosystem dynamic interms of species composition by using flexible state variable parameters that are allowed to…”
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Modelling biomass and nutrient dynamics in eelgrass ( Zostera marina L.): applications to the Lagoon of Venice (italy) and Øresund (Denmark) by Bocci, M., Coffaro, G., Bendoricchio, G.

“…A model to describe the seasonal cycle of eelgrass biomass and to quantify the presence of Zostera marina in coastal areas, depending upon environmental…”
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Consequences of diffuse pollution on the water quality of rivers in the watershed of the lagoon of Venice (Italy) by Bendoricchio, G., Calligaro, L., Carrer, G. M.

“…The results of three water quality monitoring programs implemented in the watershed of the Lagoon of Venice are presented. The programs focus on nutrient…”
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Consequences of diffuse pollution on the water quality of rivers in the watershed of the Lagoon of Venice (Italy) by Bendoricchio, G., Calligaro, L., Carrer, G.M.

“…The results of three water quality monitoring programs implemented in the watershed of the Lagoon of Venice are presented. The programs focus on nutrient…”
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Nutrient fluxes in the Po basin by de Wit, Marcel, Bendoricchio, Giuseppe

“…The nutrient load of the river Po needs to be reduced in order to bring the eutrophication problems in the Northwest Adriatic Sea under lasting control. In…”
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Diffuse pollution in the Lagoon of Venice by Bendoricchio, G, DiLuzio, M, Baschieri, P, Capodaglio, A.G

“…The hypertrophic conditions of several confined areas in the Lagoon of Venice are but one of the consequences of nutrient discharges from its drainage basin…”
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A water-quality model for the Lagoon of Venice, Italy by Bendoricchio, Giuseppe, De Boni, Gabriella

“…A water-quality model for the Lagoon of Venice is proposed. The model is based on the results of an existing, deterministic, hydraulic-dispersive model of the…”
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Quo vadis ecosystem? by Bendoricchio, Giuseppe, Palmeri, Luca

“…The description of ecosystems’ evolution is a challenge for many scientists. Several attempts have been made, mostly using compartments and flows, to describe…”
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Integrated management of water quality : the role of agricultural diffuse pollution sources (Padua, 11-16 May 1997) by Bendoricchio, G

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Modelling the fate of dioxins in a trophic network by coupling an ecotoxicological and an Ecopath model: Special Issue: 25th Anniversary Volume: 126 Volumes of Ecological Modelling by Ecological Modelling by CARRER, S, HALLING-SØRENSEN, B, BENDORICCHIO, G

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Consequences of diffuse pollution on the water quality of rivers in the watershed of the Lagoon of Venice (Italy) by Bendoricchio, G, Calligaro, L, Carrer, G M

“…The results of three water quality monitoring programs implemented in the watershed of the Lagoon of Venice are presented. The programs focus on nutrient…”
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Modelling biomass and nutrient dynamics in eelgrass (Zostera marina L.): Applications to the Lagoon of Venice (Italy) and Oeresund (Denmark) by Bocci, M, Coffaro, G, Bendoricchio, G

“…A model to describe the seasonal cycle of eelgrass biomass and to quantify the presence of Zostera marina in coastal areas, depending upon environmental…”
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