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The impact of snow-melt-rain flood on runoff denudation from small lowland catchments (on example of left-bank tributaries of the Lower Wieprza River)

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Florek W., Jonczak J., Princ C.

Baltic Coastal Zone. Journal of Ecology and Protection of the Coastline

2009

tom 13 part II

The aim of the paper is the evaluation of the surface runoff impact on chemical composition of waters, transport of suspension and dissolved substances out of the catchment in two left-bank tributaries of the lower Wieprza River – Potok Starokrakowski and Jarosławianka. During the flood discharges were several tens times higher than the average recorded in that period. In Potok Starokrakowski the discharge was 500 dm³/s (typical discharges 10-20 dm³/s) and in Jarosławianka 1500 dm³/s (typical discharges 10-40 dm³/s). The rapid increase in discharge in the streams caused activation of suspension transport in both catchments. In Potok Starokrakowski the suspension content in the flood period was 56.5 mg/dm³, while in Jarosławianka 160.3 mg/dm³. In the flood period, a considerable decrease in the concentration of some dissolved substances, including Na+, Ca2+, Mg2+ and Cl-, was observed. Simultaneously, an increase in the concentration of ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N), potassium, total organic carbon and Kjeldahl’s nitrogen (NK) was observed in both streams. Observed flood had huge meaning in suspended and soluted substances transport out of both catchments.

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1 Baltic Coastal Zone. Journal of Ecology and Protection of the Coastline

1 Florek W.

1 Jonczak J.

1 Princ C.

1 2009

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The impact of snow-melt-rain flood on runoff denudation from small lowland catchments (on example of left-bank tributaries of the Lower Wieprza River)