ANALIZA FRECVENŢEI PRODUCERII VIITURILOR PE RÂURILE DIN CÂMPIA ROMÂNĂ DINTRE OLT ŞI ARGEŞ
Journal Title: Geographia Napocensis - Year 2011, Vol 0, Issue 2
Abstract
The study of the highfloods frequency on rivers in the considered region was done by using data recorded in 12 hydrological stations for 39 year (1970-2009). The analysis considered monthly, hourly, genesis and the intensity of the highflood. The main results are: the most highfloods are specific to the central part of the area under study; in terms of duration of the event, the floods between 50 and 150 hours cover the highest frequency; considering the distribution during the year, the most numerous floods are specific to March and February.
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TOMA Florentina-Mariana
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