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資源管理專題討論 第 5 講 Watershed Management of Newman Lake, Washington. Ref: 1.Moore, B.C., Chen, P.H., Funk, W.H., Yonge, D., A model for predicting lake sediment oxygen demand following hypolimnetic aeration, Water Resources Bulletin, 32(4), 723-731, August, 1996
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資源管理專題討論 第5講 Watershed Management of Newman Lake, Washington Ref: 1.Moore, B.C., Chen, P.H., Funk, W.H., Yonge, D., A model for predicting lake sediment oxygen demand following hypolimnetic aeration, Water Resources Bulletin, 32(4), 723-731, August, 1996 2.Funk, W., Moore, B., Newman Lake Restoration Feasibility Study, Washington State Water Research Center Report, April 1988 簡報人: 陳炳宏
Content • 1.0 Introduction • 2.0 Research Method • 3.0 Results • 4.0 Conclusions
1.0 Introduction What is environmental conservation? Ecological, economic, social sustainable development What is ecology? Living organisms and their environment Food chain Nutrient pollution How to do the conservation? Know the details of environment Based on scientific data investigation Model prediction for assessment Management strategy
1.0 Introduction Social/Economics: Population: 316 in 1976 (Spokane: ~200,000) Economy: Major: Kaiser Aluminum, Spokane Industrial park, 2 resorts Supplementary income: farm products & timber harvesting Newman Lake : Department of Ecology monitoring lake Area: surface 490 ha, drainage 7,500 ha Hypolimnetic stratification lake Medium Eutrophic lake
1.0 Introduction Land use Forest: 80%, timber harvesting 3330 m3/yr sediment input Northland, farm products, hay, livestock (fertilizer, animal waste) Lakeside: residential area, recreation Objective : Nutrient pollution prevention Fish Habitat Restoration Watershed Management
2.0 Research Method Nutrient Analysis: Flow, BOD, DO, solids, conductivity, N, P, Alk, pH, Metals… C14, chlorophyll a, Secchi disc, light waves, phytoplankton zooplankton, invertebrate Bacteria (FC) Sediment Sediment incubation: Find SOD as a function of velosity & s Management Suggestion Sediment aeration, pollution prevention
2.0 Research Method SOD incubation
Water sample collection http://www.etelive.org/content/contentetedetail.numo?id=179&i=6
Rotifera (輪蟲) http://www.pleasanton.k12.ca.us/avhsweb/thiel/creek/field_guide/invert/rotifer.html
invertebrate http://www.worleybuggerflyco.com/yakima_river_hatches.htm
3.0 Results Productivity Algal Biomass proportional to phosphate concentration Nutrient Cycle Phosphate removed by plants Phosphate kept in sediment Phosphate released in reduction environment Phosphate cause algal bloom
3.0 Results SOD Water DO depletion method: under estimate SOD Mixing order reaction: zero + first order reaction Water velocity control SOD
3.0 Results Management Strategy Cutoff input nutrients & Remove exist nutrients Control Method Cattle fance Drawdown Phosphate cycle control (lime slurry spraying) Sediment aeration
Nutrient Inflow control – Cattle Fance http://www.kencove.com/fence/21_Woven+Fence+Options_resource.php
Nutrient Removing -- Drawdown http://plants.ifas.ufl.edu/manage/control-methods/physical-control
Removing phosphorus http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/international/radio/program/innovations/new-way-to-control-algal-blooms/1103668
Hypolimnetic aerator http://www.groundwaterresearch.com.au/reference_files/stanger/alphabet/hpage.htm http://darwin.wcupa.edu/faculty/fairchild/ponds/sedimentation.html
4.0 Conclusions Found: Sediment causing DO drop Phosphate cycle causing algal bloom SOD affected by water flow rate Suggestion: Nutrient cutoff: Cattle waste seperation Phosphate cycle termination Oxygen increasing: Aerator installation