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. The large Zeya hydropower dam is located on the Zeya River, the largestleft-bank tributary of the Amur-Heilong River in Russia. The dam had beenconstructed by 1980 and its operation has significantly transformed the flowregime of the Zeya River. The flow regulation has reduced the magnitude ofperiodic flooding of the floodplain areas located downstream from the Zeyadam and disrupted habitats of flora and fauna. An estimation of thetransformation of the freshwater ecosystems is required to develop measuresnecessary either to maintain or restore disrupted ecosystems. Application ofremote sensing methods allows measuring characteristics of the ecosystem'scomponents. Two sections of a floodplain below the Zeya dam were consideredfor analysis in order to detect changes in objects at each site during thecomparison of remote data from 1969/1971 and 2016.

Application of remote sensing data for measuring freshwater ecosystems changes below the Zeya dam in the Russian Far East