Regional
Cooperation of the
Danube countries in the
framework of the
IHP UNESCO
Project No.9
Flood Regime of Rivers in the Danube River Basin
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Participating countries of the project Flood Regime of
Rivers in the Danube River Basin: Austria, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Serbia,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania, Moldova, Ukraine. (2007-2019) |
PROJECT Coordinator |
The Danube and its Basin Hydrological Monograph Follow-up Volume IX Flood
Regime of Rivers in the Danube River Basin Pavla Pekárová - Pavol
Miklánek (Editors) |
Publisher: Institute of Hydrology, Slovak Academy of Sciences |
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WOKRSHOPS: FINAL WORKSHOP |
Year, pages: 2019, 215 DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Language: en Published: 19. 12. 2019 Full text of the monograph and Appendixes: Monograph
Flood regime of rivers in the Danube River basin Appendix I.1, Daily discharge analysis Appendix I.2, Yearly discharge analysis Appendix I.3, Extreme discharge analysis Appendix III, Analysis
of homogeneity Appendix V, Monthly
discharge analysis Appendix VI, LP3 Design values Appendix VIII, Theoretical flood hydrographs Type of Document: Pdf Abstract: In the presented follow-up
volume 9 of the Danube Hydrological Monograph the authors have assessed the
changes in flood regimes in the Danube River Basin from the long-term point
of view using hydrological information from 85 gauging stations in the whole
river basin. In this work are studied the occurrence of floods in the basin
with: a historical overview of individual floods, analysis of homogeneity,
cyclicality and long-term trends, seasonality, extreme discharges of selected
water stations, coincidence of flood waves in the main river basin and major
side tributaries, least and not last theoretical design hydrographs and
regionalization of river basin flood regimes. The study has extraordinary
practical importance for Flood risk management in the Danube river basin and
is an example of a scientific approach of hydrological flood risk analysis.
Thirty scientists from eleven countries of the Danube River Basin
participated in the work. The work was developed under the auspices of the
National Committees of IHP UNESCO of the Regional cooperation of the
countries in the Danube River Basin. How to Cite: How to cite this monograph Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.), 2019. Flood
regime of rivers in the Danube River basin. Follow-up volume IX of the
Regional Co-operation of the Danube Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS,
Bratislava, 215 p. + 527 p. app., DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460. How to cite the chapter in this monograph Chapter I Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P., Bálint,
G. Biondić, D., Gorbachova,
L., Kobold, M., Kupusović, E., Soukalová,
E., Prohaska, S., koda,
P., Stanzel, P., Teodor,
S. 2019. Average daily discharge and annual peak discharge series collection.
In: Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.) Flood regime of rivers in the Danube
River basin. Follow-up volume IX of the Regional Co-operation of the Danube
Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS, Bratislava, p. 1542. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Chapter II Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P., Pekár,
J. 2019. History and downstream propagation of the Danube floods. In:
Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.) Flood regime of rivers in the Danube River
basin. Follow-up volume IX of the Regional Co-operation of the Danube
Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS, Bratislava, p. 4376. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Chapter III Jánal, P. 2019. Analysis of homogeneity of annual
time series. In: Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.) Flood regime of rivers in
the Danube River basin. Follow-up volume IX of the Regional Co-operation of
the Danube Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS, Bratislava, p. 6576. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Chapter IV Pekárová, P., Pekár,
J., Miklánek, P. 2019. Analysis of cyclicity and
long-term trends of annual series, and Qmax series.
In: Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.) Flood regime of rivers in the Danube
River basin. Follow-up volume IX of the Regional Co-operation of the Danube
Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS, Bratislava, p. 77100. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Chapter V Rössler, O., Belz, J., U., Mürlebach,
M., Larina-Pooth, M., Halmová, D., Garaj, M., Pekárová, P. 2019. Analysis of the
intra-annual regime of flood flow and its changes in the Danube basin. In:
Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.) Flood regime of rivers in the Danube River
basin. Follow-up volume IX of the Regional Co-operation of the Danube
Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS, Bratislava, p. 101122. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Chapter VI Pekárová, P., Drobot,
R., Bačová Mitková, V., Mészáros, J., Draghia, A. F. 2019. Statistical analysis of extreme
discharges. In: Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.) Flood regime of rivers in
the Danube River basin. Follow-up volume IX of the Regional Co-operation of
the Danube Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS, Bratislava, p. 123150. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Chapter VII Prohaska, S., Ilić, A. 2019.
Coincidence of the flood flow of the Danube River and its main tributaries.
In: Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.) Flood regime of rivers in the Danube
River basin. Follow-up volume IX of the Regional Co-operation of the Danube
Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS, Bratislava, p. 151174. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Chapter VIII Prohaska, S., Ilić, A. 2019.
Theoretical design hydrographs at the hydrological gauging stations along the
Danube River. In: Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.) Flood regime of rivers in
the Danube River basin. Follow-up volume IX of the Regional Co-operation of
the Danube Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS, Bratislava. p. 175194. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Chapter IX Morlot, M., raj, M., Bezak, N., Brilly, M. 2019. Regionalization
of flood regimes according to flood magnitudes and other hydrological
characteristics through application of the multivariate copula functions. In:
Pekárová, P., Miklánek, P. (eds.) Flood regime of rivers in the Danube River
basin. Follow-up volume IX of the Regional Co-operation of the Danube
Countries in IHP UNESCO. IH SAS, Bratislava, p. 1952012. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2019.9788089139460 Keywords: Danube River, discharge, floods, long term trends, seasonality, T-year
flood values Licencie / Rights: Pekárová, Miklánek |
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