pollution sources

Atmospheric deposition as a possible source of surface water pollution (Preliminary results of the project, part 1 – heavy metals)

Mgr. Silvie Semerádová, Ing. Julie Sucharová, Ph.D., Ing. Tomáš Mičaník, Ph.D., Ing. František Sýkora and Mgr. Lucie Jašíková, Ph.D. – 4/2022

Concentrations of selected heavy metals in collected atmospheric precipitation
and surface water were monitored at pilot sites in the Jizera Mountains, the Moravian‑Silesian
Beskydy Mountains and the Bohemian‑Moravian Uplands (CZ) over the course of one year to determine the significance of the impact of precipitation on surface water quality in an otherwise relatively low anthropogenically influenced environment. The measurements show that for some
metals, atmospheric deposition in heavily loaded areas can cause significant inputs to streams and reservoirs, but the resulting balance is strongly influenced by the environment and its past loading.

The Clean Water – a Healthy City: The usability of the existing information collection system to fulfillment of goals

Ing. Stanislav Juráň, Ing. Milena Forejtníková, Ing. Lucie Vysloužilová and Mgr. Kateřina Sovová, Ph.D. – 6/2019

The contribution is part of the Clean Water – a Healthy City project, which deals with the prediction of the possible occurrence of hazardous chemicals during the accidental pollution and floods. Lists the databases that are currently on the subject and with their practical applicability.