GRADUATE SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES / ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING / CEV7108 - MARINE AND INLAND WATER POLLUTION

Contents Of The Courses in a weekly Period

Week 
Subjects 
Sources 
1Physical and chemical properties of seawater and inland water; Composition of seawater and inland waters[3] p: 21-64.
2General currents of oceans[1] p: 37-78.
3Principal properties of Turkish seas (Mediterranean, Marmara and Black seas)[4] p: 10-30.
4Principal properties of some inland waters in Turkey[4] p: 30-50.
5Introduction to marine and inland water pollution: major organic/inorganic pollutans; Marine environment as a waste receiving body, assimilative capacity[2] p: 1-16
6Wastewater discharge regulations in Turkey and European countries[5] p: 1-51.
7The need for control of pollution; Definition of potentially harmful substances: inorganics, organics, radioactive matters, solid wastes[3] p: 559-853
8Marine and inland waters hydrodynamics: dilution, dispersion and mixing of pollutants in the marine and inland waters environment[2] p: 35-64.
9Transports of dissolve/particulate pollutants: atmospheric, riverine discharges, direct discharges, thermal pollution[3] p: 169-325.
10Land-based and coastal/open water pollution; Nutrient pollution, eutrophication, hypoxia; Pollution monitoring/biomonitoring[2] p: 12-62.
11Consequences of oil pollution; Oil spills and clean-up[2] p: 64-98.
12Heavy metal pollution[2] p: 98-126.
13Potential impairment of marine and inland water ecosystems and water uses[2] p: 225-231.
14Sustainable case studies[4] p: 60-100.