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EnglishSession HS10.4: Medium and long-term hydrological forecasting for water management and allocation The session will address methods and modelling techniques aimed at monitoring and forecasting, at a weekly to interannual time-scale, of hydrological variables that are crucial for the control and management of water resources systems and in particular: streamflow, snow cover, soil moisture and groundwater. The contributions will present integration of monitoring techniques, including ground and remote sensing observations, and modelling approaches, of both the data-driven and physically-based types, applied for forecasting the evolution of the hydro-meteorological variables that are most influential on the availability of water resources. Particularly welcome will be applications and real-world case studies in Mediterranean and other drought-prone areas where the importance of long-term water management and allocation under extreme hydrologic conditions is steadily growing.
| Titolo della manifestazione: | Medium and long-term hydrological forecasting for water management and allocation, EGU General Assembly 2009 - Vienna, Austria, 19-24 april 2009 |
| Responsabile/i: | A. Loukas; G. T. Aronica; TOTH, ELENA |
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| Anno: | 2009 |
| Breve descrizione della manifestazione: | Session HS10.4: Medium and long-term hydrological forecasting for water management and allocation The session will address methods and modelling techniques aimed at monitoring and forecasting, at a weekly to interannual time-scale, of hydrological variables that are crucial for the control and management of water resources systems and in particular: streamflow, snow cover, soil moisture and groundwater. The contributions will present integration of monitoring techniques, including ground and remote sensing observations, and modelling approaches, of both the data-driven and physically-based types, applied for forecasting the evolution of the hydro-meteorological variables that are most influential on the availability of water resources. Particularly welcome will be applications and real-world case studies in Mediterranean and other drought-prone areas where the importance of long-term water management and allocation under extreme hydrologic conditions is steadily growing. |
| Data prodotto definitivo in UGOV: | 17-nov-2009 |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 7.12 Attività espositiva:Mostra o Esposizione |
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