"Limnology: Some New Aspects of Inland Water Ecology" ed. by Didem Gokce

The scope of this book covers all aspects of freshwater environment studies, from physical and chemical to biological limnology. This book provides useful information on basic, experimental, and applied limnology to researchers and decision makers.

Anthropogenic influences, such as changing climatic conditions, domestic and industrial pollution, eutrophication, and salinization, have great impacts on freshwater systems. Nutrient cycling in freshwater ecosystems, population dynamics and community structure, water quality, sustainability, and management of ecosystem stability are increasingly important. Establishing a management strategy using a multidisciplinary approach ensures the sustainability of water resources. The present and future work being done in the field of limnology is necessary for preserving and protecting our freshwater ecosystems. In this respect, limnology is a rapidly developing science that has many significant aspects.

Contents
1.Introductory Chapter: Current Status of Freshwater Ecosystems
2.An Overview of Cyanobacteria Harmful Algal Bloom (CyanoHAB) Issues in Freshwater Ecosystems
3.Application of Diatom-Based Indices in River Quality Assessment: A Case Study of Lower Ogun River (Abeokuta, Southwestern Nigeria) Using Epilithic Diatoms
4.Functional Analysis of Stream Macroinvertebrates
5.Monitoring Water Siltation Caused by Small-Scale Gold Mining in Amazonian Rivers Using Multi-Satellite Images
6.Limnological Patterns in a Large Subtropical Reservoir Cascade
7.Importance of Optimum Water Quality Indices in Successful Frog Culture Practices