Polis h Limnological Socjety

Institute of Meteorology an d Wate r M anageme nt Nationa l Resea rch In stitut e, Branch in Poznań

Polish Geo physica l Soclety

INTERNATIONAL LlMNOLOGICAL CONFERENCE NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF LAKES 19-21 September 2012 - Łagów Lubuski (Poland)

NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF LAKES Conference materials

Editors:

Artur Grześkowiak Bogum ił Nowa k

Under the auspices of

The National Water Management Authority

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Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute, Branch in Poznań Limnology Center Poznań

2012

Conference Scientific Committee: Chair Prof. Dr. Eng. Ryszard Błażejewski -Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute, Branch in Poznań , Poznań University of Life Sciences

Members: Dr. Elżbieta Bajkiewicz-Grabowska, prof. UG - University of Gdańsk, President of the Polish Limnological Society Prof. Dr. Adam Choiński - Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Polish Geophysical Society Dr. Alfred Dubicki - President of the Polish Geophysical Society Prof. Dr. Ryszard Gołdyn - Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań Prof. Dr. Andrzej Jankowski - University of Silesia, Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice Dr. Jerzy Jańczak, prof. UG - University of Gdań sk, President of the Polish Geophysical Society Branch in Poznań Prof. Dr. Maris Klavins - University of latvia , Riga Dr. liga Kokorite - University of latvia, Riga Prof. Dr. Eng. Maciej Maciejewski - Deputy Director of the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Resea rch Institute Prof. Dr. Eng. Wojciech Majewski -Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute Warsaw Dr. Włodzimierz Marszelewski, Prof. UMK - Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Meyer- University of Munster, President of the German limnological Society Prof. Dr. Eng. Sadżide Murat-Błażejewska - Poznań University of Life Sciences Dr. Barbara Nowicka -Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute Warsaw, University of Warsaw Dr. Eng. Mieczysła w Ostojski, prof. WSŚ - Director General of the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute Dr. Eng. Janusz Ostrowski, Prof. of the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management- National Research Institute Warsaw Prof. Dr. Eng. laura Radczuk -Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute Branch in Wrocław Dr. Eng. Andrzej Tiukało , Prof. of the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management- National Resea rch Institute Branch in Wrocław Dr. Jerzy Tonder- University of Zielona Góra Dr. Eng. Jan Winter - Deputy Director ot the Institute ot Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute Prot. Dr. Eng. Janusz Zaleski - Chair ot the Scientific Council ot the Institute ot Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute

Conference Organizing Committee: Chair MSc Eng Beata Grzonka - Director ot the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute, Branch in Poznań

Members: MSc Ryszard Sziwa, MSc Bogumił Nowak, MSc Artur Grześkowiak, MSc Eng. Michał Pazdur MSc Joanna Żak, M.A. Krystian Jarmuszkiewicz, Anna Szczepaniak

Editors: Artur

Grześkowia k

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Language consultatlon: Anna Szczepaniak Agnieszka Grześkowiak

Cover photo: Artur

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ISBN 978-83-61102-69-4 Ali rights reserved. Copyright © 2012, by Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - National Research Institute, Branch in Poznań, limnology Centre IMGW-PIB, ul. Dąbrowskiego 174/176,60-594 Poznań

CONTENTS

Agnieszka Bańkowska, Zbigniew Popek, Elisabeth Eiche, Thomas Neumann, Uwe Fischer PHOSPHORUS IMMOBILIZATlON USING CALCITE- RESULTS FROM BATCH EXPERIMENTS .. ..... ............... 11 Adam Bartnik, Piotr Moniewski BASIC PHYSICO-CHEMICAL FEATURES OF THE SMALL RIVER WATERS AND ITS CHANGES UNDER THE RESERVOIRS IMPACT (DZIERZAZNA CATCHMENT CASE) ........ ......... .................................................. 14 Adam Bartnik, Przemysław TomaIski IMPACT OF THE DIFFERENT FUNCTION SMALL RESERVOIRS ON SEASONAL OSCILLATIONS OF THE SELECTED PHYSICO-CHEMICAL WATER PARAMETERS OF THE URBAN RIVERS (SOKOLOVKA CATCHMENT, LODZ CASE) ................ ... ..................... ............ ............ .. .. .... ....................... .. .. 16 Marta Bedryj, Artur Grześkowiak, Bogumił Nowak, Joanna Żak SIMPLlFIED METHODOLOGY OF VERIFICATION OF HEAVILY MODIFIED ARTIFICIAL LAKES ON SELECTED EXAMPLES .......... ....... ......... ...... ........... .. .. ................. ......... .......... ....................... ... ............. ...... 18 Beata Biega, Adriana Trojanowska-Olichwer, Mariusz-Orion Jędrysek THE POSSIBILlTY OF USING SEDIMENTS FROM THE SULEJOW DAM RESERVOIR AS A SUBSTRATE FOR BIOGAS PRODUCTION .. ..... ..... ......... .. .. .. ... ......... ... ................. .. ... .... ...................... .. .. ...... .... .. .... ......... 20 Marcin Biernaczyk, Katarzyna Stepanowska, Jacek Kubiak, Sylwia Machula, Michał Czerepaniak, Mateusz Gzyl VENDACE POPULATlON GROWTH AS A RESULT OF SLOWDOWN OF THE EUTROPHICATION PROCESS IN THE IŃSKO LAKE ............ .......................................... ............................. .................... ............. 22 Tomasz Chmal, Elżbieta Bajkiewicz-Grabowska, Janusz Ostrowski NUTRIENT INPUTS TO SŁAWSKIE LAKE FROM ITS TRIBUTAR IES ............................................................. .. 24 Adam Choiński, Mariusz Ptak VARIABILlTY OF ICE COVER ON

SAMOŁĘSKIE

LAKE ...... .... .................. .......... ........ .................... ...... ........... 26

Adam Choiński, Agnieszka Strzelczak UNDER-ICE CIRCULATION IN MORSKIE OKO LAKE ......... ........................................... ................ ................ 28 Katarzyna Czaja CHANGES IN THE AREA OF LAK ES FROM THE WDA RIVER BASIN IN THE LAST CENTURY .... .. ................... 31 Svetlana V. Daragan ECOHYDRO LOGY RESEARCHES OF KYIV LAKES ................... ..................................... .......... ...... .. ............... 33 Mieczysław Dąbrowski

THE ROLE OF GREAT MASURIAN LAKE SYSTEM IN ALlMENTATION OF WISŁA AND PREGOŁA RIVERS ... .. ........... ............. .. ....... .. .......... ................ ........ ........................................................... .................. 35

Wojciech Drzewicki, Adriana Trojanowska-olichwer, Piotr Jezierski METHODS OF CHEMICAL, MICROBIOLOGICAL AND 34 S;nS ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS IN STUDIES ON THE SULFUR CIRCULATION IN LAKE RESERVOIRS ......................................................................................36 Dariusz Ficek, Tomasz Zapadka, Marek Cieśluciński BIO-OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF MORSKIE OKO LAKE .... ....... .. ........... .................. .............. ...... ..................... 38 Oksana A. Huliaieva ECOHYDROLOGICAL RESEARCHES IN THE SMALL WATER RESERVOIRS OF THE DNIESTER ENERGY COMPLEX ................... ............ ......................... .. ...... .............. : .......... .. .............................. ............ 40 Jerzy Jańczak, Wojciech Maślanka, Kamil Nowiński, Piotr Licbarski, Grzegorz Banach EVOLUTION OF THERMAL-OXYG EN STRATIFICATION IN LAKE RADUŃSKIE GÓRNE IN THE YEARS 2008 - 2011 ................. .. ................. ............ ........ ... .................................... ............. .. .............. 43 Magdalena Kaczorkiewicz, Tomasz Heese, Anna Wojcieszonek CONTENTS OF TOTAL ORGANIC CARBON (TOC) IN SEASIDE LAKES IN THE GROWING .......................... ...45 Magdalena Kaczorkiewicz, Tomasz Heese, Anna Wojcieszonek THE USE OF FLUOROPROBE IN LIMNOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON COASTAL AREA OF SOUTH BALTIC AND COASTAL LAK ES .. ... ............. .... .... ........ ......... ............. ... .. ... ....................... .........................................46 Magdalena Kaczorkiewicz, Tomasz Heese, Anna Wojcieszonek, Katarzyna Pikuła TOTAL ORGANIC CARBON (TOC) CONTENTS IN SOUTHERN COASTAL AREA OF BALTlC SEA .............. ... ..47 Ewa Kaczorowska, Stanisław Podsiadłowski PRELIMINARY STUDIES OF GAS EMISSION DURING PULVERIZING AERATION IN GÓRECKIE LAKE WATERS .. ............................................................ ........................ ..................................... 49 Pavel Kirviel, Artur Zieliński, Adam Choiński ICE CONDITIONS OF LAKES IN PRZEDBORSKA UPLAND AND NIDA TROUGH .. ........................ ................ .. 50 Marika Kornaś, Włodzimierz Marszelewski DAMMED LAK ES IN THE WIELKOPOLSKA VOIVODESHIP ACCORDING TO THE BOARD OF LAND IM PROVEMENT AND WATER DEVICES OF WIELKOPOLSKA VOIVODESHIP IN POZNAŃ .................. 52 Grzegorz Kowalewski, Ryszard Kornijów, Michał Gąsiorowski, Anna Halkiewicz, Suzanne McGowan, Andrzej Tatur, Milena Obremska, Tadeusz Namiotko, Magdalena Suchora, Agnieszka Wasiłowska CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL MULTI-PROXIES AS THE EVIDENCE OF THE IMPACT OF POOR DRAINAGE PRACTICES ON THE FUNCTIONING OF THE SHALLOW LAKE ECOSYSTEM (LAKE KLESZCZÓW, ŁĘCZNA-WŁODAWA LAKE DISTRICT, E POLAND) ....................................................... .54 Jacek Kubiak, Sylwia Machula, Katarzyna Stepanowska, Marcin Biernaczyk CONTENT MACROIONS IN THE LAKE RESISTANT TO DEGRADATION .. .. ................ .. ........ ............. ............. 56 Michał Łopata

POSSIBILlTIES OF RESTORATION A LAKE WITH VARIABLE WATER RESOURCES USING BOnOM SEDIMENTS REMOVAL M ETHOD ........................ ... ......... ........ ..................... ........................ ............. ......... 58

Sylwia Machula, Jacek Kubiak, Marcin Biernaczyk, Katarzyna Stepanowska, Michał Czerepaniak, Mateusz Gzyl FLUCTUATIONS OF THE TROPHY WATERS OF THE WOŚWIN LAKE IN RELATION TO FISHERY .. .. .... ......... .. 61

Włodzimierz Marszelewski, Marika Kornaś DAMMED LAKES - PRESENT STATE OF KNOWLEDGE AND RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS .......... ................. 63

Elisabeth I. Meyer LlMNOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN SCIENCE AND SOCIETY -INSIGHTS FROM A EUROPEAN AND A NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ..... .. ... ........................ .............. .............. ... ......... ......... .......... .................. . 66 Sadżide Murat-Błażejewska,

Ryszard Błażejewski CREATING AND IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABLE LAKES MANAGEMENT PLANS .................. ........... .. ..... .... 67

Bogumił Nowak THE CAUSES OF GOPŁO LAKE FLOOD IN WINTER 2011 .. ............................... ................... .. ........... .. ...... ... 69

Bogumił Nowak,

Izabela Gezella-Nowak CAUSES OF SEVERE LOW-FLOWS EVENTS OF POWIDZKIE LAKE (GNIEZNO LAKELAND) .......... .. ............... 71

Bogumił Nowak,

Artur Grześkowiak, Dominik Nowak WATER RESOURCES OF LEDNICA LAKE AND ITS CATCHMENT ........ .. ........ ........ .......... .. .................. .......... 73

Barbara Nowicka, Anna Nadolna SHOREZONE FUNCTIONALlTY - LAKE CHARZYKOWSKIE CASE STUDY .. .. ...... .. ........ ... .. ........ .... ....... .......... 76 Kamil Nowiński THE ROLE OF LAKES IN SHAPING WATER FEATURES .... .. ............................................. .......... ................. .. 79 Vadim A. Pellinen, Elena A. Kozyreva, Martyna A. Rzętała PARTICULAR FEATURES OF THE FORMATlON OF THE SHORE ZONE ON OLKHON ISLAND, LAKE BAIKAL .... ......... .. .. .. ...... .. ...... .. ....................... ................................................................ .................... 82 Alfred RosIer, Mariusz Chmal, Tomasz Chmal EVAPORATION FROM A REED BED AS EXAMPLE OF OASIS EFFECT ................. .. ................ .. ..................... 84 Jacqueline Riicker, Bjorn Griineberg, Bńgitte Nixdorf BETIER BUT NOT GOOD - RECOVERY OF LAKE SCHARMUTZELSEE (NE GERMANY) AFTER EXTERNAL LOAD REDUCTION .................................... ............ ....... ....... ... .......... ...................... .......... .......................... 88 Marek Ruman, Damian Absalon, Magdalena Matysik BIG DAM RESERVOIRS WORLDWIDE - DISTRIBUTION, FUNCTIONS AND SIGNIFICANCE ........ .. ........... .... 89 Martyna A. Rzętała, Mańusz Rzętała ICE COVER ON A SMALL WATER BODY AT CZELADŹ, UPPER SILESIA, DURING 2008-2012 .. ...... .. ............. 91 Roberts Silit;lS . INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES TO LAKE ENGURE AND I1'S COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS .............. ............. ....................................................... .. ........................... ........... .... ..... .......... 94 Rajmund Skowron, Adam Piasecki CHANGES OF WATER RESOURCES AND LAKE FLOOR GEOMETRY OF GOPŁO AND OSTROWSKIE LAKES AS THE RESULT OF ANTHROPOPRESSURE .. .. .... .. .......... ...... ................ .. ........ ................ .. .................... .. ..... 95 Wojciech Sobolewski, Marek Turczyński POLlSH LAKES DATABASE - CURRENT STATE AND DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUN ITIES .......... .. ......... .. ........ 98

Katarzyna Stepanowska, Marcin Biernaczyk, Sylwia Machula, Jacek Kubiak STRUCTURE OF THE FISHERY ACTIVITIES IN THE COMPARISON WITH WATER ABIOTIC FACTORS OF MIEDWIE LAKE ............................... .... .. ... ......... .......................................................... .... ........ ....... ...... .... 100 Przemysław Susek, Andrzej Wqsicki ASSESSMENT OF ECOLOGICAL STATUS OF SŁAWSKIE LAKE WATER BASED ON STUDY RESULTS OF THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING ...... ......... .................... .... ................................. ....... .. ... 102

Aneta Szczepańska QUALlTY AND UNIQUENESS OF ŻUROMIŃSKIE LAKE AND PEATLAND .................... .......................... ............. 103 Ryszard Sziwa LONG-TERM TREND OF CHANGES OF ICE PHENOMENA ON LAKES IN POLAND .. .. ... .... ..... .. ............. ...... 105 Andrzej Tiukało ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS FOR MAKING INVESTMENT DECISION ......... .. ..... ........ ... .......... ... ........ .......... 106 Edmund Tomaszewski DYNAMICS OF LOW-FLOW EVENTS EVOLUTION IN LAKE CATCHMENTS .................. .. ...................... ...... 107 Jerzy Tonder LUBUSKIE LAKES - OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS .................................. ................. .... ........... .. ........ ..... 108 Aleksandra U1atowska, Sebastian Knetki, Przemysław Ciesielski ESTIMATE OF RETENTION POTENTIAL OF GOWIDLlŃSKIE LAKE ...... .... ..... ..... .... .... ..... .................. .. .... .....109 Aleksandra Ulatowska, Sebastian Knetki, Przemysław Ciesielski WATER RESOURCES OF LAK ES IN THE SŁUPIA RIVER BASIN ............. ......... ................... ...... ..................... 111 Nataliya S. Vandyuk THE THERMAL REGIME CONDITIONS OF THE FLOODPLAIN WATER BODIES OF THE KANIV RESERVOIR RIVERINE SECTION .................... ............ .............. ............................ ...................... ................ 113 Grzegorz Wiśniewski, Renata Brzozowska, Julita Dunalska MULTIANNUAL CHANGES OF THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SEDIMENT OF SUKIEL LAKE (MAZURIAN LAKE DISTRICT, POLAND) ............. .... ..... ............................................................................... 116 Artur Zieliński TEMPERATURE OF SURFACE WATER LAYER IN KARST LAKES LOCATED IN THE POŁANIECKA TROUGH IN 2010 .. ............................................. .... .. ....................... ... .................. ..... ............................ ... 119 Joanna tak, Lisa Brand, Artur Grześkowiak, Krystian Jarmuszkiewicz CLEARWATER PMPC SYSTEM FOR THE PREDICTION, MONITORING, PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF ALGAE BASED ON ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGY .................................................. .......... ............... ..... 121 Mirosław telazny, Anna Wolanin, Łukasz Jelonkiewicz, Daria Chmielewska-Błotnicka SPATIAL VARIATION OF CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF LAK ES IN THE TATRA NATIONAL PARK ............. .123

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NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF LAKES Conference materials

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