Versions Compared

Old Version 5

changes.mady.by.user Mijke van Oorschot

Saved on

compared with

New Version 6

changes.mady.by.user Mijke van Oorschot

Saved on

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.
Comment: Migration of unmigrated content due to installation of a new plugin

...

Section
Column
width40%
Chart
xlabelOrientationvertical
dataDisplaytrue
legendfalse
xlabelTransparency (cm)
typedataOrientationlinevertical
titleTransparency
dataOrientationtypeverticalline
yLabelHGI

Transparency(cm)

HSI

0

1

70

1

130

0.5

200

0.25

>200

0

Smelt prefer to swim in water with low visibility to remain hidden from predators. The better the visibility, the deeper the smelt will swim in the water column, or it will migrate to other areas. The assumed relation between visibility of the water and occurrence of smelt is: a visibility between 0 en 70cm, smelt is present, between 70 en 200cm unknown, no smelt with a visibility of over 2m. This dose-effect relation has been developed by expert judgement of IMARES.

Column
width40%
Chart
xlabelOrientationvertical
dataDisplaytrue
legendfalse
xlabelTemperature
typedataOrientationlinevertical
titleTemperature
dataOrientationtypeverticalline
yLabelHGI

Temperature

HSI

0

1

20

1

23

0.5

25

0

>25

0

There is no data available on the dose-effect relation of temperature and smelt. Two or three days with a temperature above 23°C will most likely lead to mass mortality. This dose-effect relation has been developed by expert judgement of IMARES.

Column
width20%
Chart
dataDisplaytrue
legendfalse
xlabelOxygen (mg/L)
typedataOrientationlinevertical
titleOxygen
dataOrientationtypeverticalline
yLabelHGI

Oxygen (mg/L)

HSI

0

0

2

0

4

0.25

6

0.5

8

1

>8

1

Also for oxygen, there is no data available on the dose-effect relation with smelt. An oxygen concentration higher than 8mg/l will most likely be preferred as this is the case for many other fish. The relation between oxygen concentration and the survival of smelt is however unknown. This dose-effect relationhas been set by expert judgement of IMARES.

Column
width20%

...