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Titel	Integration of hydrological models on different spatial and temporal scales
Erscheinungsjahr	2006
Medientyp	Stücktitel
ISSN	1680-7340
Erschienen	In: Advances in Geosciences (ADGEO) ; Nr. 9 (2006)
Datensatznummer	93688


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Advances in Geosciences (ADGEO)


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An interdisciplinary scenario analysis to assess the water availability and water consumption in the Upper Ouémé catchment in Benin \| S. Giertz Risk assessment and mapping of extreme floods in non-dyked communities along the Elbe and Mulde Rivers \| K.-E. Lindenschmidt Radar rainfall estimates in an alpine environment using inverse hydrological modelling \| A. Marx Analysis of runoff for the Baltic basin with an integrated Atmospheric-Ocean-Hydrology Model \| K.-G. Richter Model based distributed water balance monitoring of the White Volta catchment in West Africa through coupled meteorological-hydrological simulations \| S. Wagner Effects of grid size and aggregation on regional scale landuse scenario calculations using SVAT schemes \| H. Bormann Multiscale investigations in a mesoscale catchment – hydrological modelling in the Gera catchment \| P. Krause Common problematic aspects of coupling hydrological models with groundwater flow models on the river catchment scale \| R. Barthel Flow analysis with WaSiM-ETH – model parameter sensitivity at different scales \| J. Cullmann Modelling the runoff response in the Mulde catchment (Germany) \| K. Fleischbein Integration of water balance models in RIVERTWIN \| J. Götzinger Varying spatial patterns of trend and seasonality in Eurasian runoff time series \| R. Rödel Storage cascade vs. MODFLOW for the modelling of groundwater flow in the context of the calibration of a hydrological model in the Ammer catchment \| V. Rojanschi Towards a network of observatories in terrestrial environmental research \| H. Bogena Modelling spring flood in the area of the Upper Volga basin \| M. Helms Physically based distributed hydrological modelling of the Upper Jordan catchment and investigation of effective model equations \| H. Kunstmann Flood routing modelling with Artificial Neural Networks \| R. Peters Calibration and uncertainty issues of a hydrological model (SWAT) applied to West Africa \| J. Schuol Investigation of parameter uncertainty and identifiability of the hydrological model WaSiM-ETH \| G. Wriedt