Effect of intended water abstraction for small hydropower plant (HPP) on river Radoljna on ecological status

 

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Sections on river Radoljna under the influence of water abstraction

In the study the influence of the proposed small hydropower plant on aquatic assemblages proven to respond best to hydrological modification was inspected. A sheme of water abstraction criteria on river Radoljna was proposed, based on which dinamic hydrological conditions along selected section might be maintained and hence reference conditions preserved.

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Reference section on river Radoljna upstream of existing water abstraction

About the project

Contracting Authority

Kreativ Rogaška d.o.o.

Project manager

izr. prof. dr. Gorazd Urbanič

Project staff

dr. Vesna Petkovska

dr. Nataša Smolar-Žvanut

Darko Anzeljc

Miha Knehtl

dr. Samo Podgornik

Tone Tavčar

Bernard Semrajc

mag. Edo Avdič-Mravlje

Aljaž Jenič

Matej Ivenčnik

Duration of the project

2015

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