relation: http://eprints.zu.edu.ua/13001/
title: Ecological Monitoring Perspectives from Biotesting of   Surface Waters: A Study of Pavlovsk Reservoir   (Bashkortostan, Russia)
creator: Seіfer, Dmitry
creator: Abdrashіtov, Yagafar
creator: Baкhonіna, Elena
creator: Ovsyannікova, Inna
subject: QL Зоологія
description: The cost of environmental analysis is becoming astronomically high at the global scale. One of the major trends in the   respective research activities is the development of biotesting methods. Such methods, in addition to ecotoxicology, are highly  demanded for environmental monitoring and ecological standardization. The development of biotesting in toxicology, however, is   limited to the “battery of tests” paradigm, while environmental monitoring and ecological standardization are based on the   “uniformity of measurements” paradigm. A “reference bioindicator” is proposed to harmonize these approaches. A reference   bioindicator serves for comparison of data obtained by different bioindicators. This method was approved for the state environmental   control. Application of reference bioindicators makes analytical procedure substantially cheaper. It requires, however, thorough   calibration in relation to specific environmental factors (such as temperature, photoperiod etc.) as well as to specific active agents and   their combinations. This problem can be solved with the start-up of calibrating analytical centers and long-term study of the effects of   spatiotemporal environmental factors in specific areas and for specific reference objects. This paper demonstrates long-term study   results for the surface waters of Pavlovsk reservoir (Bashkortostan, Russia). 
date: 2013
type: Стаття
type: PeerReviewed
format: text
language: uk
identifier: http://eprints.zu.edu.ua/13001/1/Zeifert%202013.pdf
identifier:   Seіfer, Dmitry, Abdrashіtov, Yagafar, Baкhonіna, Elena, Ovsyannікova, Inna  (2013) Ecological Monitoring Perspectives from Biotesting of Surface Waters: A Study of Pavlovsk Reservoir (Bashkortostan, Russia).  Formerly part of Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering, (2).  с. 621-628.  ISSN 1934-8932     
language: english