IGH: Fish behaviour preparatory study at Iron Gate Hydropower dams and reservoirs

Citatie

Suciu R., Lenhardt M., Økland F., Nichersu I., Onara D., Hont S., Paraschiv M., 2015 Holostenco D., Trifanov C., Iani M. - Monitoring strategy of sturgeon behaviour to ensure functionality of future fish passes: the Iron Gate II case in the Danube River. Abstracts Overview pp 130, Fish Passage Conference Groningen ,The Netherlands (June 22 - 24, 2015). https://marineinfo.org/id/dataset/6322

Contact: Hont, Stefan ; Smederevac-Lalic, Marija

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Beschrijving

Historically, three long migratory / anadromous species of sturgeons, used to migrate as far as Regensburg, Germany (at rKm 2375) for spawning of adults and nursery of young sturgeons.Spawning grounds of sturgeons located on the gravely bottom branches of the Schüttinsel / Szigetköz inner delta, downstream of Bratislava, and fishing sites for sturgeons upstream of Komárom, in Hungary (rKm 1767), were famous during the Middle Ages. Iron Gate (IG) gorges were very famous for their fishing sites for sturgeons. Longitudinal continuity of the Danube River at IG (roughly 950 Km from the Black Sea) has been successively blocked by construction of hydropower (HP) dams IG I (completed in year 1974) (rKm 943) and IG II (completed in year 1984) (rKm 863). None of the dams was foreseen with fish passage facilities. The project aims to identify it the sturgeons are still migrating up to IG II dam and their behavior close to the dam using acoustic telemetry equipments.

Scope

Thema's:

Biologie > Vis, Visserij

Kernwoorden:

Marien/Kust, Brak water, Acoustic telemetry, Akoestische Telemetrie, Tracking; het volgen, Acipenseriformes, Siluriformes

Spreiding in de tijd

Vanaf 2013 [Gestart]
Quasi continu (< 1 min.)

Taxonomic coverage

Acipenseriformes [WoRMS]

Siluriformes [WoRMS]

Bijdrage door

Danube Delta National Institute for Research and Development (DDNI), meer, data creator