The General Assessment of Black Sea Ecological Problems and Recommendations of Eliminate Them

Authors

  • Robert Diakonidze Tsotne Mirtskhulava Water Management Institute of Georgian Technical UniversityAve. I. Chavchavadze 60. 0169
  • Irine Baramidze Batumi State Maritime Akademy Ave. Rustaveli 53. Batumi. 6010
  • Kakhaber Bilahvili Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Ave. I. Chavchavdze 1, Tbilisi, Georgia. 0179
  • Vazha Trapaidze University of Georgia Ave M. Kostava 77a, 0171
  • Tamriko Supatashvili
  • Bela Diakonidze

Keywords:

Black Sea, water quality, hydrogen sulfide, abrasion.

Abstract

In the article is presented the result of the 2008-2017 research, particularly, the general assessment of Black Sea ecological problems, quality of sea and inflow water, also depth distribution level of hydrogen sulfide.
It has been evaluated abrasion processes of the Black Sea coastal zone and the possibility of its stabilization by regulation of solid sediment transported by rivers.
It is estimated that the number of solid sediment scales that will stop or significantly reduce the seaside capture and wash away.
It has been made general assessments of the Black Sea ecological problems and recommendations for their elimination.

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2018-08-11

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Diakonidze, R., Baramidze, I., Bilahvili, K., Trapaidze, V., Supatashvili, T., & Diakonidze, B. (2018). The General Assessment of Black Sea Ecological Problems and Recommendations of Eliminate Them. American Scientific Research Journal for Engineering, Technology, and Sciences, 45(1), 226–233. Retrieved from https://asrjetsjournal.org/index.php/American_Scientific_Journal/article/view/4127

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