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Ana M. Nobre 《Environmental management》2009,44(1):185-204
An adaptation of the Drivers-Pressure-State-Impact-Response methodology is presented in this work. The differential DPSIR
(ΔDPSIR) was developed to evaluate impacts on the coastal environment and as a tool for integrated ecosystem management. The
aim of the ΔDPSIR is to provide scientifically-based information required by managers and decision-makers to evaluate previously
adopted policies, as well as future response scenarios. The innovation of the present approach is to provide an explicit link
between ecological and economic information related to the use and management of a coastal ecosystem within a specific timeframe.
The application of ΔDPSIR is illustrated through an analysis of developments in a Southwest European coastal lagoon between
1985 and 1995. The value of economic activities dependent on the lagoon suffered a significant reduction (ca. −60%) over that
period, mainly due to a decrease in bivalve production. During that decade the pressures from the catchment area were managed
(ca. 176 million Euros), mainly through the building of waste water treatment plants. Notwithstanding this, the ecosystem
state worsened with respect to abnormal clam mortalities due to a parasite infection and to benthic eutrophication symptoms
in specific problematic areas. The negative economic impacts during the decade were estimated between −565 and −315 million
Euros, of which 9–49% represent the cost of environmental externalities. Evaluation of these past events indicates that future
management actions should focus on reducing the limitation on local clam seeds, which should result in positive impacts to
both the local socio-economy and biodiversity. 相似文献
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Groundwater vulnerability and risk mapping using GIS, modeling and a fuzzy logic tool 总被引:10,自引:0,他引:10
Nobre RC Rotunno Filho OC Mansur WJ Nobre MM Cosenza CA 《Journal of contaminant hydrology》2007,94(3-4):277-292
A groundwater vulnerability and risk mapping assessment, based on a source-pathway-receptor approach, is presented for an urban coastal aquifer in northeastern Brazil. A modified version of the DRASTIC methodology was used to map the intrinsic and specific groundwater vulnerability of a 292 km(2) study area. A fuzzy hierarchy methodology was adopted to evaluate the potential contaminant source index, including diffuse and point sources. Numerical modeling was performed for delineation of well capture zones, using MODFLOW and MODPATH. The integration of these elements provided the mechanism to assess groundwater pollution risks and identify areas that must be prioritized in terms of groundwater monitoring and restriction on use. A groundwater quality index based on nitrate and chloride concentrations was calculated, which had a positive correlation with the specific vulnerability index. 相似文献