256c Limnology and Water Protection
| VS 6 |
LB III |
LP 4 |
ZP 2/4/6 (homework) |
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28th of April - 9th of May 2003
(weeks 17 and 18)
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Beginning:
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28. April |
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Lecturers:
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Number of Participants:
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25 |
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Additional Registration:
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below |
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Assessment Method:
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short presentation or seminar
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Please register with Mrs Ros
in the Institute for Landscape Management secretariat.
Objective
The participants should be in a position to grasp the integrated
nature of water body ecology, recognise the deficits and factors
that endanger water bodies, and to have a basic knowledge of the
restoration of water bodies. Photos
from the summer semester 2002 are available on this site.
Content
A more detailed version is available in pdf format (inhalt.pdf,
93 kb, german).
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Typology of flowing and still water bodies.
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Water body ecology: biotic and abiotic components.
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Functions of water bodies.
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Ecological connections between water bodies
and their environment.
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Endangering factors: history and background.
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Reorganisation, restoration, maintenance and
bioengineering.
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Planning aspects.
Key Qualifications that are Especially Promoted
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Independent presentation of selected questions.
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Evaluation of connections between different
thematic levels.
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Abstraction and classification of field observations.
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Teamwork experience.
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Knowledge of specialised methods.
Conditions
none
Relevant Future Courses
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Water and Planning ( 447c).
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Landscape Construction and Bioengineering ( 87c).
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Excursion: Rivers and River Landscapes ( 322c).
Reading Material
Reading material can be obtained from the Forst Fachschaft.
Remarks
This block is at the same time open to candidates from the related
institutes of Biology and Geography.
Other courses offered by the Forestry Faculty and information on
application conditions can be found on the Forestry
Faculty website under the "Courses of Study" menu.
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