Übersetzung für "Hydromorphological" in Deutsch

Hydromorphological alterations due to floods are among the most widespread pressures on water bodies in Europe.

Hydromorphological alterations for drainage are widespread pressures on water bodies in Europe.

In the rivers, fish are caught at unsustainable levels and migration is prevented by hydromorphological changes.

Eleftheria Kampa spoke on heavily modified water bodies and hydromorphological pressures in the Water Framework Directive.

Focus of the workshop was on hydropower use and the relationship to hydromorphological changes.

This should contribute to promoting existing knowledge on the effectiveness of successful hydromorphological measures in the EU.

The potential stakeholders involved in hydromorphological improvements and the restoration of rivers include municipalities and watercourse associations.

Biological, chemical, physicochemical and structural (hydromorphological) aspects all contribute.

For coastal waters, Directive 2000/60/EC sets hydromorphological objectives that need to be addressed through measures in the context of river basin management plans.

Moreover, some Member States have not developed water status assessment methods that are sensitive to hydromorphological changes, and this limits their ability to tackle the issue effectively.

Since the publication of Directive 2000/60/EC, a number of new standards have been published by the European Committee for Standardisation (CEN), some of them jointly with the International Standards Organisation, addressing biological sampling of phytoplankton, macrophytes and phytobenthos, benthic invertebrates, fish and hydromorphological characteristics.

Also the natural conditions, biological, chemical and hydromorphological pressures, the quantitative status of groundwater and the economic analysis were discussed.

It summarises key information reported via a questionnaire on hydromorphological assessment methods used in European countries for WFD implementation.

The workshop served as a platform for facilitating exchange on both technical issues, such as hydromorphological risk assessment, heavily modified water bodies, and mitigation measures, as well as policy integration issues with particular foci on navigation, hydropower and flood defence.

On behalf of the European Commission, Ecologic Institute compiles and evaluates information on the environmental effectiveness of hydromorphological measures used in River Basin Management Plans.

Eleftheria's work concentrates on providing support to European and national institutions on the implementation of the WFD, especially on hydromorphological pressures and measures, hydropower and the WFD, the designation of heavily modified water bodies and the assessment of ecological potential.

To understand how hydromorphological pressures interact with other pressures that may constrain successful restoration.

One of the tasks of the study is dedicated to the compilation of existing information on hydromorphological measures used in RBMPs and their environmental effectiveness.

The availability of information on hydromorphological pressures for the first River Basin Management Plans (RBMPs) was scarce in many Member States, as this issue was largely not regulated before the WFD.

The aim of this workshop with respect to hydromorphology was to facilitate a better common understanding on the use of hydromorphological quality elements for the overall assessment of ecological status and potential.

To evaluate and improve practical tools and guidelines for the design of cost-effective hydromorphological restoration and mitigation measures for practitioners and end users.