Characteristics Of River Flow In The Transylvanian Basin
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Free (open access)
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Volume
51
Pages
10
Published
2002
Size
566 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/ENV020491
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
V Sorocovschi & G Pandi
Abstract
One of the largest depression in the Romanian Carpathians, the Transylvanian Basin, occupies the central part of Romania, being a typical upland region. The river flow characteristics in the Transylvanian Basin have been pointed out as a result of data processing and interpretation activities carried out at 24 hydrometric stations. The humidity contrasts as a consequence of the territory exposure to the advection of oceanic air masses coming from the west are reflected by the distribution of the components of the hydrological balance, which has been presented in detail in the first section of the present paper. The second section focuses on the way in which the effects of the climatic demarcation influence the temporal distribution of the flow, the frequency flow rhythms, as well as on the territorial distribution of the types and subtypes of regime.
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