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SKLENÁŘ, Jiří. Floods in the Czech Republic - Peak Discharges Analysis in the Upper Dyje Catchment and the Upper Svratka Catchment. In Proceedings from the International Postgraduate Course on "Climate Change and Desertification Processes - Assessment and Monitoring." Tel-Aviv, Israel. 2008.

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Základní údaje
Originální název	Floods in the Czech Republic - Peak Discharges Analysis in the Upper Dyje Catchment and the Upper Svratka Catchment
Autoři	SKLENÁŘ, Jiří.
Vydání	Proceedings from the International Postgraduate Course on "Climate Change and Desertification Processes - Assessment and Monitoring." Tel-Aviv, Israel, 2008.

Další údaje
Typ výsledku	Prezentace na konferencích
Utajení	není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství
Organizační jednotka	Přírodovědecká fakulta
Příznaky	Mezinárodní význam
Změnil	Změnil: Mgr. Jiří Sklenář, učo 272264. Změněno: 10. 7. 2011 20:31.

Anotace anglicky
The paper presents briefly main flood types in the Czech Republic and is orientated to the peak discharges analysis of two selected hydrological stations situated in different catchments. The peak discharges exceeding maximum peak discharge with return period of two years (Q2) were analysed in the upper parts of the Dyje River (period 1935–2006) and the Svratka River (period 1925–2007). The main purpose was the assessment of the frequency, seasonality and extremity of floods in the period of systematic hydrological observations. The chronologies of floods exceeding the two-year maximum peak discharge with respect to their N-year return period and occurence during the winter and summer hydrological half-years were studied. Rate of runoff during hydrological years was evaluated and extremely wet hydrological years were determined.

Anotace anglicky

The paper presents briefly main flood types in the Czech Republic and is orientated to the peak discharges analysis of two selected hydrological stations situated in different catchments. The peak discharges exceeding maximum peak discharge with return period of two years (Q2) were analysed in the upper parts of the Dyje River (period 1935–2006) and the Svratka River (period 1925–2007). The main purpose was the assessment of the frequency, seasonality and extremity of floods in the period of systematic hydrological observations. The chronologies of floods exceeding the two-year maximum peak discharge with respect to their N-year return period and occurence during the winter and summer hydrological half-years were studied. Rate of runoff during hydrological years was evaluated and extremely wet hydrological years were determined.