HYDRODYNAMIC MODELLING OF SEA LEVELS IN THE VÄINAMERI AND PÄRNU BAY
Using a 2D hydrodynamic model, water level in the Vainameri and in the northern part of the Gulf of Riga is investigated on the basis of data from 1999. Comparison of the modelling results with measurement data shows that the model can be applied in describing and predicting both the high water levels (storm surges) in the Parnu Bay and the low levels (which often disturb navigation) in the Vainameri.
The way to become a powerful state in today?s world passes through having a robust economy and using of underground-overground resources efficient. In parallel with rapid population growth, urbanization and socio-economic development, need for electric energy of Turkey increases rapidly. Increasing of electricity need causes the growing importance of Hydroelectric Power Plants (HPP) in terms of being renewable and cheap.In the study, impacts of Hydroelectric power plants, which are brought state policy into overcoming energy deficit in Turkey, on flora and fauna,socio-economic structure and climate have been discussed. In addition, following the legal operation process of HPP, hydroelectric energy policy in Turkey has been examined HPP in private