A. Suzdalevа, S. Goryunova A. Suzdalevа, S. Goryunova
Summary. The monograph is devoted to the complex analysis of water objects’ technological transformation and degradation processes. These issues are dealt with by authors impartially and multidimensionally. In contrast to other studies of the subject, authors do not stop at simple description of the observed processes. Their main goal is to search for opportunities to prevent adverse events. Various examples of fresh and marine water objects technogenesis show that the only real way to solve the problem is to develop methods for managing these processes.
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© Суздалева А.Л., Горюнова С.В., 2014 © ООО ИД ЭНЕРГИЯ, 2014 |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS | ||
Preface | 9 | |
Introduction | 12 | |
I. General rules of environmental technogenesis | 18 | |
1.1 Definition of technogenesis | 18 | |
1.2. Legal interpretation of environmental technogenesis | 27 | |
1.3. Historic development of technogenesis process and its main stages | 35 | |
1.4. Types of technogenesis | 48 | |
1.5. Managed natural-technical systems | 62 | |
II. Technogenesis of water objects | 73 | |
2.1. Distinctive features, basic forms and ecological mechanisms of water bodies’ technogenesis | 73 | |
2.2. Ecological melioration of water bodies and main types of their ecologic-engineering arrangements | 80 | |
2.3. Natural-technogenic, technogenic water objects and technogenic water clusters | 88 | |
III. Technogenesis of continental water objects | 91 | |
3.1. Main causes of technogenesis, its manifestations and development trends | 91 | |
3.2. Overview of typical continental water bodies’ technogenesis | 96 | |
3.2.1. Regulated river systems | 96 | |
3.2.1.1. General characteristics | 96 | |
3.2.1.2. Significant aspects of technogenesis and ways of ecological optimization | 100 | |
3.2.2. Cooling ponds of atomic power stations and thermal power stations | 122 | |
3.2.2.1. General characteristics | 122 | |
3.2.2.2. Significant aspects of technogenesis and ways of ecological optimization | 132 | |
3.2.3. Anti-rivers (inter-basin and inter-regional transfer of stream flow) | 166 | |
3.2.3.1. General characteristics | 166 | |
3.2.3.2. Significant aspects of technogenesis and ways of ecological optimization | 174 | |
3.2.4. Ecologic-engineering arrangement of small urban water bodies | 213 | |
3.2.4.1. General characteristics | 213 | |
3.2.4.2. Significant aspects of technogenesis and ways of ecological optimization | 224 | |
IV. Technogenesis of global ocean | 248 | |
4.1. Current character of global ocean technological transformation | 248 | |
4.2. Overview of marine water objects typical technogenesis types | 259 | |
4.2.1. Littoral recreational areas | 259 | |
4.2.1.1. General characteristics | 259 | |
4.2.1.2. Significant aspects of technogenesis and ways of ecological optimization | 268 | |
4.2.2. Tidal power plants | 293 | |
4.2.2.1. General characteristics | 293 | |
4.2.2.2. Significant aspects of technogenesis and ways of ecological optimization | 296 | |
V. General principles of water bodies degradation | 310 | |
5.1. Conceptual principles for degradation processes research. Definition of basic concepts | 310 | |
5.2. The main causes of water bodies’ degradation | 324 | |
5.2.1. The composition of anthropogenic (technogenic) factors | 324 | |
5.2.2. Contamination | 327 | |
5.2.3. Eutrophication | 336 | |
5.2.4. Clogging | 339 | |
5.2.5. Violation of stratification | 346 | |
5.2.6. Pathogens development in water bodies | 354 | |
5.2.7. Changes in catchment area’s character | 356 | |
5.2.8. Depletion of water bodies and change in river systems’ hudraulicity | 358 | |
5.3. Main stages of degradation process | 364 | |
5.4. Assessment of degraded water bodies | 373 | |
VI. Managed technogenesis of water objects | 382 | |
6.1. Role of modern technogenesis n the formation of environment | 382 | |
6.2. General principles of managed technogenesis of water bodies | 388 | |
6.2.1. Conceptual (theoretical) principles | 389 | |
6.2.2. Methodological principles | 397 | |
Conclusion | 408 | |
Literature | 415 | |
Annex I. List of Abbreviations | 443 | |
Annex II. Glossary | 444 |