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Vermessung des Bielersees – spannende Blicke unter Wasser

Giovanni De Cesare
2019
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Abstract

Das Projekt einer genauen Vermessung des Bielersees ist abgeschlossen. Erstmals wurde für den Seegrund ein neues, detailliertes Geländemodell erstellt und daraus eine Tiefenkarte geschaffen. Das Resultat liefert Antworten auf verschiedene Fragen, welche die sieben beteiligten Auftraggeber aus unterschiedlichsten Fachrichtungen in einem gemeinsamen Projekt formulierten. So liefert die Tiefenkarte zum Beispiel wichtige Aufschlüsse über Hangrutschungen und dadurch verursachte Wassertrübungen oder Informationen zum Sedimenteintrag durch die Aare und zu den anschliessenden, strömungsbedingten Sedimentverlagerungen. Sie liefert je nach Fragestellung verschiedene Erklärungen und erlaubt ganz generell einen interessanten Blick auf die morphologischen Phänomene und Prozesse am Boden des Sees.

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Giovanni De Cesare
2019
Journal Articles

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/57a3c729-cae7-47ae-8d3b-a7d6cfab0cf7

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