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Water in Celtic Countries: Quantity, Quality and Climate Variability Author / Editor: J. P. Lobo Ferreira & J. M. P. Viera Publication Number: 310 ISBN Number: 978-1-901502-88-6 Year: 2007 Pages: 358 Price: £66.00 Description Contents Since 1996, when the First InterCeltic Colloquium on Hydrology and Water Resources Development was held in Brittany (France), hydrologists and other professionals concerned with water have come together in a series of meetings designed to highlight the commonality of the Celtic fringe of western Europe. Apart from language, these include: similar climatic, geological and hydrological characteristics, which are manifested by a mild climate, dense and fast flowing river networks, scarce groundwater resources and a vulnerable coastal zone. These are features found from the Highlands of Scotland in the north, to the northwestern parts of Spain and Portugal in the south. However the different regimes have been subject to pollution from mining and from agriculture, including fish farming, and to the demands made on water services arising from the large influx of tourists. Now the likely impacts of climate change are causing more concern. This volume contains the papers presented at the Fourth InterCeltic Colloquium, held in Portugal in July 2006, some 34 in all. J. P. Lobo Ferreira & Jose M. P. Viera Contents for Water in Celtic Countries: Quantity, Quality and Climate Variability Title Pages File Water in Celtic Countries: Quantity, Quality and Climate Variability, Fourth InterCeltic Colloquium on Hydrology and Management of Water J. P. Lobo Ferreira & Jose M. P. Viera, Editors     Preface of Volume 310 J. P. Lobo Ferreira iii-iv Exchange between systems: from river catchments to coastal marine waters - J. C. Lefeuvre & E. Feunteun J. C. Lefeuvre & E. Feunteun 3-22 Hydroinformatics support to flood forecasting and flood management - A. Verwey Adri Verwey 23-36 Impacts of climate change on water resources: a case-study for Portugal - L. V. Da Cunha, R. P. De Oliveira, J. Nascimento & L. Ribeiro Luis Veiga Da Cunha, Rodrigo Proenca De Oliveira, Joao Nascimento & Luis Ribeiro 37-48 Regional hydrological impacts of climate and socio-economic change in North West England - I. P. Holman Ian Paul Holman 49-56 Water Safety Plans: methodologies for risk assessment and risk management in drinking water systems - J. M. P. Vieira Jose M. P. Vieira 57-68 Implications of climate change for river regimes in Wales: a comparison of scenarios and models - J. A. A. Jones, N. C. Mountain, C. G. Pilling & C. P. Holt J. A. A. Jones, N. C. Mountain, C. G. Pilling & C. P. Holt 71-77 An assessment of runoff trends in undisturbed catchments in the Celtic regions of North West Europe - J. Hannaford, C. L. R. Laize & T. J. Marsh Jamie Hannaford, Cedric L. R. Laize & Terry J. Marsh 78-85 The impact of changes in the weather on the surface temperatures of Lake Windermere (UK) and Lough Feeagh (Ireland) - G. George, D. Hewitt, E. Jennings, N. Allott & P. Mcginnity Glen George, Diane Hewitt, Eleanor Jennings, Norman Allott & Philip Mcginnity 86-93 Precipitation trends in mainland Portugal in the period 1941-2000 - M. I. P. De Lima, A. C. P. Marques, J. L. M. P. De Lima & M. F. E. S. Coelho M. Isabel P. De Lima, Ana C. P. Marques, Joao L. M. P. De Lima & M. Fatima E. S. Coelho 94-102 Models to predict the impact of the climate changes on aquifer recharge - M. M. Oliveira, M. E. Novo & J. P. L. Ferreira Manuel Mendes Oliveira, Maria Emilia Novo & Joao Paulo Lobo Ferreira 103-110 Aluminium contents in drinking water from public water supplies of Galicia (northwest Spain) - D. A. Rubinos, M. Arias, C. Aymerich & F. Diaz-Fierros David A. Rubinos, Manuel Arias, Carlos Aymerich & Francisco Diaz-Fierros 113-119 Constructions cyanobacteriennes calcaires dans les rivieres de Haute-Normandie: perspectives de gestion / Management perspectives of the calcareous cyanobacterial build-ups in the hardwater rivers of Haute-Normandie - F. Pitois, A. Jigorel & P. Ferlin Frederic Pitois, Alain Jigorel & Paul Ferlin 120-127 An indicator system for surface water quality in river basins - R. E. S. Oliveira, M. M. C. L. Lima & J. M. P. Vieira R. E. S. Oliveira, M. M. C. L. Lima & J. M. P. Vieira 128-138 Eutrophication in the River Vouga basin—impacts on the quality of water for public supply - J. F. Da Silva & F. Oliveira J. Figueiredo Da Silva & Fausto Oliveira 139-147 Stockage du phosphore dans les sediments d'un reservoir eutrophe (Gouet, Bretagne, France) / Phosphorus storage in sediments of an eutrophic reservoir - A. Jigorel et al. Alain Jigorel, Annick Bouedo, Remy Nicolas & Jean Pierre Morin 148-158 Assessing aquifer vulnerability to seawater intrusion using the GALDIT method: Part 1 - Application to the Portuguese Monte Gordo aquifer - J. P. L. Ferreira et al. Joao Paulo Lobo Ferreira, A. G. Chachadi, Catarina Diamantino & M. J. Henriques 161-171 Assessing aquifer vulnerability to seawater intrusion using the GALDIT method: Part 2 - GALDIT indicators description - A. G. Chachadi & J. P. L. Ferreira A. G. Chachadi & Joao Paulo Lobo Ferreira 172-180 On wellhead protection assessment methods: a case study in Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal - M. J. Moinante & J. P. L. Ferreira Maria Joao Moinante & Joao Paulo Lobo-Ferreira 181-190 A new method for groundwater plume detection under uncertainty - L. M. Nunes et al. Luis Miguel Nunes, Maria Da Conceicao Cunha, Luis Ribeiro & Joao Azevedo 191-198 Mechanisms of flooding in the Mawddach catchment - G. Hall & R. Cratchley Graham Hall & Roger Cratchley 201-210 Le littoral des Bas-Champs soumis aux risques perpetuels d'inondation / The coast of Bas-Champs subjected to constant risk of flood J. Bastide, E. Anthony & F. Dolique Julia Bastide, Edward Anthony & Franck Dolique 211-223 Water balance and observed flows in the Anllons River basin (NW Spain) - M. Ermitas Rial Rivas et al. M. Ermitas Rial Rivas, Manuel Ali Alvarez Enjo & Francisco Diaz-Fierros Viqueira 224-231 Influence of 7-year old Eucalyptus globulus plantation on the low flow of a small basin - B. Soto et al. B. Soto, M. A. Brea, R. Perez & F. Diaz-Fierros 232-241 Marnage et biodiversite en etang peu profond: estimation et relations (Limousin, France) / Water levels variations and biodiversity in a shallow pond - D. Brunaud D. Brunaud 242-256 Using hydrological models and Geographic Information Systems for water resources evaluation: GIS-VISUAL-BALAN and its application to Atlantic basins in Spain - J. Samper et al. Javier Samper, Miguel Angel Garcia Vera, Bruno Pisani, Diego Alvares, Jorge Espinha Marque 259-266 Application of Artificial Neural Networks for river flow simulation in three French catchments - M. Goswami & K. M. O'Connor Monomoy Goswami & Kieran M. O'Connor 267-276 Mathematical modelling of salt water intrusion in a northern Portuguese estuary Jose L. S. Pinho & Jose M. P. Vieira Jose L. S. Pinho & Jose M. P. Vieira 277-288 Cycleau: integrating research and decision-making for whole river basin management - L. Jenkin & D. Watkins Loveday Jenkin & David Watkins 291-297 Methodologies for pollution risk assessment of water resources systems - C. Diamantino et al. Catarina Diamantino, Maria Jose Henriques, Manuel M. Oliveira & Joao Paulo Lobo Ferreira 298-306 The environmental impact and risks associated with changes in fluvial morphodynamic processes - J. S. Antunes Do Carmo José Simao Antunes Do Carmo 307-319 Application of RIAM to the Environmental Impact Assessment of hydroelectric installations - P. S. F. de Araujo & N. Haie Paulo S. F. de Araujo & Naim Haie 320-326 Quality assurance for hydrometric network data as a basis for integrated river basin management - F. Schlaeger et al. Frank Schlaeger, Michael Natschke & Daniel Witham 327-337 Impact of road runoff in soil and groundwater: Portuguese and other European case-studies - T. E. Leitao Teresa E. Leitao 338-347 A suggested approach to effective water resource management using the Umgeni resource system as a test case - A. J. Tollow Anthony J. Tollow 348-353 Post face: Reasons for InterCeltic colloquiums on hydrology and management of water resources - A. J. Tollow Anthony J. Tollow 354-356

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