FP6 priority

1.1.6   Sustainable Development, Global Change and Ecosystems

1.6.3

Title of the proposal

INFLUENCE OF EXTREME HYDROLOGICAL SITUATIONS ON WATER REGIME OF OBSERVED DOMAINS

Institute

Slovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of Hydrology,
Racianska 75, 838 11 Bratislava, Slovak Republic

Contact

Research subject for a potential FP6 project

The aim of the project is to increase the reliability and ability to apply model tools for simulation of transport processes in complicated natural conditions and including the mutual interaction between surface and groundwater in extreme hydrological situations (floods, droughts). It is to be achieved by description of processes in simulate models, assessment of pollutant risks in observed domains, completing and specifying of insufficient information about crucial input characteristics of transport processes (which are often hardly obtained).
The final outcome of the project is going to develop the tools, which could be able to find the possibilities for positive manipulations of water regime conditions in, observed domains.

Recent international cooperation of the research team

Proposer´s relevant publications related to the research subject

Veliskova, Y.: Transverse mixing coefficient for upper part of the Hron river, Proc. “Advances in water sciences”, 1993.

Veliskova, Y.: Numerical prediction of pollutant dispersion in natural streams by two-dimensional modelling, XXV. Congress IAHR, 1993.

Kosorin, K.: Reliability of models for seepage flow with respect to correct formulation of boundary problem, “Algoritmy”, 2000.

Kosorin, K.: Simulation of seepage flow in complex aquifers with free surface and singularities, XXIX. Congress IAHR, 2001.