• language: English
• ISBN: 4-906356-27-3
• First edition: 1989
• Edited by: Prof. Sven E. Jorgensen & Prof. Richard A. Vollenweider
• (CD-ROM only)

• Spanish
• Portuguese
• Thai
• Chinese
• French
• Japanese

Contents

Part A: General Principles

• Chapter.1: General Introduction (Jorgensen & Vollenweider)
• Chapter.2: Ecosystem Concepts (J. Overbeck)
• Chapter.3: Problems of Lakes and Reservoirs (Jorgensen & Vollenweider)
• Chapter.4: Qualitative and Quantitative Assessment of the problem (Overbeck)
• Chapter.5: Assessment of Mass Balance (Vollenweider)
• Chapter.6: Use of Models (Jorgensen)
• Chapter.7: Remedial Techniques (Jorgensen & Vollenweider)
• Chapter.8: Planning for Sound Management of Lake Environment (M. Nakamura, M. Hashimoto, J.G. Tundisi & C. Bauer)

Part B: Case Studies

• Chapter.1: Laguna de Bay Region (M.L. Cardenas, J.D. Centeno, Jr. & L.A. Viloria)
• Chapter.2: Management of Reservoirs in Brazil (Tundisi)
• Chapter.3: Environmental Management of the Saguling Dam (E. Brotoisworo)

• language: English
• ISBN: 87-87257-16-5
• First edition: 1991
• Edited by: Prof. Michio HASHIMOTO

• Spanish
• Portuguese
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• Chinese
• French
• Japanese

Contents

• Chapter.1: Introduction (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.2: Evapotraspiration in littoral vegetation (J.P. Ondok, K. Priban and J. Kvet)
• Chapter.3: Erosion and filtration (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.4: Water quality aspects (Akira Kurata and Tatuo Kira)
• Chapter.5: Littoral habitats and communities (Ewa Piecxzynska)
• Chapter.6: Impact on man (H. Loffler)
• Chapter.7: Impact by man (H. Loffler)
• Chapter.8: Quantification and modeling (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.9: Management tools (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.10: Planning (Milan Straskraba)
• Chapter.11: The Kis-Balaton reservoir system as means of controlling eutrophication of Lake Balaton, Hungary (Sandor Herodek)
• Chapter.12: Shore management in Lake Biwa (Tatuo Kira)

• language: English
• ISBN: 87-87257-22-0
• First edition: 1990
• Edited by: Prof. Sven E. Jorgensen

• Spanish
• Portuguese
• Thai

Contents

• Chapter.1: Introduction (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.2: Evapotraspiration in littoral vegetation (J.P. Ondok, K. Priban and J. Kvet)
• Chapter.3: Erosion and filtration (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.4: Water quality aspects (Akira Kurata and Tatuo Kira)
• Chapter.5: Littoral habitats and communities (Ewa Piecxzynska)
• Chapter.6: Impact on man (H. Loffler)
• Chapter.7: Impact by man (H. Loffler)
• Chapter.8: Quantification and modeling (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.9: Management tools (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.10: Planning (Milan Straskraba)
• Chapter.11: The Kis-Balaton reservoir system as means of controlling eutrophication of Lake Balaton, Hungary (Sandor Herodek)
• Chapter.12: Shore management in Lake Biwa (Tatuo Kira)

• language: English
• ISBN: 4-906356-02-3
• First edition: 1992
• Edited by: Prof. Saburo Matsui

• Spanish

Contents

• Chapter.1: Introduction (S. Matsui)
• Chapter.2: General Principles of Toxicology (Edwin E. Herricks)
• Chapter.3: Movement of Toxic Substances Through Bioaccumulation (S. Matsui)
• Chapter.4: Modeling of Lake Ecotoxicology (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.5: Heavy Metals and Other Inorganic Toxic Substances (John Jackson)
• Case Study: Heavy Metals in Lake Balaton (J. Salanki and I. Licsko)
• Chapter.6: Organic Pesticides in Aquatic Environments with Emphasis on Sources and Fate in the Great Lakes (R.J. Allan)
• Chapter.7: Other Organic Toxic Substances (Jose A. Catoggio)
• Chapter.8: Toxic Substances Management Principles Derived From the Experience with Water Quality Management in the Ruhr River Basin (R.R. Imhoff, P. Koppe & E.A. Nusch)
• Appendix: International Resister of Potentially Toxic Chemicals (IRPTC) (Joe Banerjee)

• language: English
• ISBN: 87-87257-24-6
• First edition: 1993
• Edited by: Prof. Sven E. Jorgensen

• Spanish

Contents

• 1. Introduction: Overview of the Problem (S.E. Jorgensen)
• 2. Sources, Pollutants and Abatement Possibilities (J. Fender)
• 3. Effects of Lake Acidification (S.E. Jorgensen)
• 4. Restoration of Acidic Lakes (S.E. Jorgensen)
• 5. Management and Modelling of Lake Acidification (S.E. Jorgensen
• Case Studies:
• 6. Lago D'Orta Ecosystem Recovery by Liming (A. Calderoni, R. De Barnardi and R. Mosello)
• 7. Shallow Lakes and the Influence of Acid Rain on their Wetlands and Shore Vegetation (I. Johnsen)
• 8. Acidification of Lakes in Canada (Government of Canada, The State of Canada's Environment 1991)
• Appendix 1: Acids, Bases and pH (S.E. Jorgensen)
• Appendix 2: Global Acidic Atmospheric Deposition (D.M. Whelpdale and L. Sasaki)

• language: English
• ISBN: 4-906356-24-9
• First edition: 1998
• Edited by: W.D.williams

Contents

• (Author: W. D. Williams)
• Chapter.1: Introduction
• Chapter.2: Chemical and Physical Features
• Chapter.3: Biological Features
• Chapter.4: Values
• Chapter.5: Management Issues
• Chapter.6: Case Studies

• language: English
• ISBN: 4-906356-15-X
• First edition: 1995
• Edited by: Dr. R. de Bernardo & Dr. G. Giussani

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Contents

• Chapter.1: Biomanipulation: Bases for a Top-down Control (Riccardo De Bernardi and Gianluigi Giussani)
• Chapter.2: Objectives of Biomanipulation (Peter Kasprazak)
• Chapter.3: Food Web Alterations by Physical Changes: Eutrophication and selective fisheries (Moshe Gophen)
• Chapter.4: Manipulation of Fish Population of Lake Recoveryfrom Eutrophication in the Temperate Region(Ramesh D. Gulati)
• Chapter.5: Management of Eutrophication of Lakes to Enhance Fish Production (Peter Biro)
• Chapter.6: Manipulation of Aquatic Plants (Brian Moss)
• Chapter.7: Modelling and Biomanipulation (Sven E. Jorgensen)
• Chapter.8: Case study: Lake Candia (Northern Italy) (G. Giussani and G. Galanti)
• Chapter.9: Food-chain Manipulation as a Tool in Management of Small Lakes in the Netherlands: The Lake Zwemlust Example (R.D. Gulati)
• Chapter.10: Case studies: Lake Balaton (Hungary) (I. Tatrai)
• Chapter.11: Long Term (1970 - 1990) Whole Lake Biomanipulation Experience Case Study: Lake Kinneret (Israel) (M. Gophen)
• Chapter.12: Management by Food Chain Manipulation of Lake Biwa (Japan) (Akira Kurata)
• Chapter.13: Reservoir Management Using Food Chain Manipulation (C.H. D. Magadza)

• language: English
• ISBN: 4-906356-23-0
• First edition: 1997
• Edited by: Sven Erik Jorgensen and Saburo Matsui assistant editor Joe Banerjee

Contents

• Chapter.1: Impact of Climate Change on Lakes and Reservoirs (James P.Bruce)
• Chapter.2: Acidification of the Scandinavian Lakes (Sven Erik Jorgensen)
• Chapter.3: Main Problems Facing Endangered Chinese Lakes with Some Suggested Principles For Their Restoration and Some Examples (Yan Jingsong and Zhang Yushu)
• Chapter.4: Environmental Problems of Large Central Asian Lakes (GenadyN.Golubev)
• Chapter.5: Natural History of Lakes Nasser-Nubia with Special Reference to Enviromental and Economic and Economic Questions (B.Entz)
• Chapter.6: Water Quantity and Quality in Lakes and Reservoirs for Human Uses (ErnstA.Nusch)
• Chapter.7: Survey of the State of World Lakes (Tatuo Kira)
• Chapter.8: Conclsions (Sven Erik jorgensen and Saburo Matsui)
• appendix

• language: English
• ISBN: 4-906356-26-5
• First edition: 1999<
• Edited by: M.Straskraba and J.G Tundisi

Contents

• (Author: M. Straskraba & J. G. Tundisi)
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Aspects and Approaches to Water Quality Management
• 3. Technical Aspects of Reservoir Construction
• 4. Reservoirs as Ecosystems
• 5. Reservoir Fisheries and Its Relation to Water Quality
• 6. Reservoir Pollution and Water Quality Deterioration
• 7. Theory of Ecotechnological Management
• 8. Reservoir Water Quality and How is it Determined
• 9. Sampling,Monitoring and Water Quality Evaluation
• 10. Approches and Methods of Watershed Management
• 11. IN-Lake Ecotechnological Management
• 12. Management of Reservoir Outflow
• 13. Water Quality Management of Specific Reservoir Types
• 14. Mathematical Modelling of Water Quality Management
• 15. Case Studies
• 16. Conclusions

• language: English
• ISBN: 4-906356-25-7
• First edition: 1992
• Edited by: S.E.Jorgensen and M.kawashima and T.Kira

Contents

PART I: GENERAL GUIDELINES

• Chapter.1: Introduction (Sven Erik Jorgensen)
• Chapter.2: Development of Curricula (Sirmsree Chaisorn)
• Chapter.3: Development of Teaching Materials (Munetsugu Kawashima)
• Chapter.4: Additional Consideration (Munetsugu Kawashima and Sirmree Chaisorn)

PART II: NATIONAL EXPERIENCES AND CASE STUDIES

• Experiences of ILEC - PEAL Project in Argentina (Silvia Martinez-Bauer and Conrado E Baver Alberto Calcagno)
• Use of The Hydrographic Basin and Water Quality in The Training of School Teachers and Teaching of Environmental Science in Brazil (Jose Galizia Tundisi, Carlos E duardo Matheus, Elisabeth Gabriela Castellano Campos and Americo Jacintho Moraes)
• The Danish Enviromental Education /School Project,Experiences from The Priod 1990-1995 (Sven Erik Jorgensen)
• Ghana's Environmental Education Project (Michael Tsiagbey and Nii Boi Ayibotele)
• Shiga Project For Environmental Education 1989-1995 - A Case Study in Japan (Munetsugu Kawashima)
• A Guideline for Envioronment Education from Chiang Mai University (Thailand) - ILEC EE Project (Sirmsree Chaisorn)
• Result of Environmental Education Project Carried Out at Pattani, Thailand (Kanok Chantong)