CEST Proceedings are published under the ISSN 2944-9820.
Managing the risk of cyanobacteria through water quality characteristics analysis: A case study of two warm Mediterranean reservoirs
(Corresponding) Antoniou M., Kagalou I., Hadjiouraniou G., Daskalakis E., Tsiarta N., Chamoglou M., Polykarpou P.
Topic:
Lakes, rivers, estuaries and ecosystem health
This study correlated the trophic condition of two Mediterranean water bodies with different typology with their water quality characteristics. The two studied cases included Polemidia Dam, a reservoir enriched with tertiary treated wastewater in Cyprus and Lake Karla, a re-established reservoir in...Read more
Keywords:
eutrophication, cyanobacteria, PCA, multiple linear regression, cyanotoxins
Statistical modeling of meteorological conditions and air pollution over Athens, Greece
(Corresponding) DELIGIORGI D., PHILIPPOPOULOS K., DIAMANTI A.
Topic:
Air pollution
The importance of meteorological parameters and topography in determining the air pollution levels in a specific area is well established. The aim of this study is to model the association between air pollution levels and meteorological parameters for a single site in Athens, Greece. The...Read more
Keywords:
air pollution, meteorology, multiple linear regression
Moss-specific accumulation of atmospheric element deposition?
Dr. Nickel S., (Corresponding) Dr. Schröder W.
Topic:
Air pollution
This article presents statistical analyses of elements concentrations in mosses which were collected in 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005 and 2015 throughout Germany at 592, 1026, 1028, 726 and 400 sites, respectively, and chemically analysed according to harmonised methods throughout Europe. The evaluations...Read more
Keywords:
Conversion factors; heavy metals; Random Forest Regression; Multiple Linear Regression; Commonality Analysis.
Solar parks effect on soil properties: Initial results
Du Hamel A., Papadopoulos A., (Corresponding) Pantera A.
Topic:
Agroforestry, forest and agricultural sustainability
Solar power generation in Greece has only been increasing since the 1980s to become the main source of renewable energy. Today, around 4.1 million m2 of Greek land is covered by solar parks. This article starts with a literature review on how the photovoltaic panels impact their environment and on...Read more
Keywords:
multiple land use, soil pH, organic matter, grazing
