NUTRIENT MODELLING IN COASTAL WATERS OF IZMIT BAY, TURKEY. Engin, G., O., Gurbulak, E., Celen, M., Ulu, F., & Oncel, M., S. FRESENIUS ENVIRONMENTAL BULLETIN, 23(12B):3345-3352, 2014. abstract bibtex The ECOLab module of the MIKE 3 model based on the coupling between a
hydrodynamic part and an ecological part which accounts for mainly the
nutrient enrichment was utilized to study nutrient cycles and their
contribution to eutrophication in the Izmit Bay located in the Sea of
Marmara. The water quality data, including on-site parameters, produced
between November 2005 and November 2006 were used for model runs and
validation. The samples were collected from 8 different points on the
cross-section of the bay at different depths considering the bottom
point of the sea bed in order to represent the third dimension. The
ecological model used in this study allows creating 3D images/results
that simulate the actual situation. The spatial distribution of state
variables such as, dissolved Biological Oxygen Demand (BODd), dissolved
oxygen (DO), ammonia, nitrate and nitrite, and phosphate concentrations
were investigated. The processes, used as arguments in the differential
equations involved in ECOLab, were advective dispersive transport,
biological, chemical and physical transformation process and settling.
According to the model results, the discharges of main streams have a
big influence on the variation of the BOD, especially in the coastal and
shallow regions. Additionally, the modelled ammonia, nitrate and
phosphate concentrations were determined at the discharge points of the
four main streams reaching the bay.
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Marmara. The water quality data, including on-site parameters, produced
between November 2005 and November 2006 were used for model runs and
validation. The samples were collected from 8 different points on the
cross-section of the bay at different depths considering the bottom
point of the sea bed in order to represent the third dimension. The
ecological model used in this study allows creating 3D images/results
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big influence on the variation of the BOD, especially in the coastal and
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