The Bosna River floods in May 2014

Vidmar, Andrej; Globevnik, Lidija; Koprivšek, Maja; Sečnik, Matej; Zabret, Katarina; Đurović, Blažo; Anzeljc, Darko; Kastelic, Janez; Kobold, Mira; Sušnik, Mojca; Borojevič, Darko; Kupusović, Tarik; Kupusovic, E.; Vihar, Anja; Brilly, Mitja

doi:10.5194/nhessd-3-6535-2015

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“…The data, however, suffer from several potential issues: (i) it is unable to capture extreme localised events; (ii) it uses data from just one location, which means it is unable to capture microclimatic effects (although this would be true for any data based on one weather station); and (iii) a level of trust is required regarding the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the models they use. Nevertheless, there is precedent for the use of Meteoblue data in the academic literature (Vidmar et al 2016, Shkarupilo et al 2017, Panassiti et al 2018.…”

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Impact of vineyard topography on the quality of Chablis wine

Biss

2020

Australian Journal of Grape and Wine Research

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Background and Aims: 'Terroir' is a term used to describe how climate, microclimate, geology, soil, topography and vitivinicultural history affect the taste and aroma of a wine produced from a vineyard. This study investigates one aspect of terroir-the topography-for Chablis, a white wine-producing region of France. Methods and Results: A digital elevation model was used to produce topographic data for the vineyard areas of Chablis ('Climats'). Correlation and regression analyses were used to compare topography with 6850 wine scores extracted from CellarTracker, an online crowdsourced database of wine-tasting notes. Conclusions: No strong evidence was found that topography plays a role in determining differences in wine quality within Chablis. There is, however, a reason to think that slope gradient may have an influence on wine quality, but the evidence is insufficient, and data limitations prevented further analysis. Significance of the Study: The findings suggest that, provided a vineyard falls within a range of topographic, soil and climatic parameters, it is possible for a good winemaker to produce high-quality wine no matter where the land is located and that, provided certain thresholds are not crossed, the influence of topography is too small to be detected in the final wine.

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Impact of vineyard topography on the quality of Chablis wine

Biss

2020

Australian Journal of Grape and Wine Research

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“…The Hydrologiska Byråns Vattenbalansavdelning (HBV-light) model [12] and PEST model calibration software [13] were used in the process of model development. This hydrological Historical, Hydrological and Hydraulics Studies for Sustainable Flood Management http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.74432 model was already used for the flash flood forecasting in the Savinja River catchment [11] and was also recently used for the hydrological analysis and modelling of the large flood in the Bosna River catchment that occurred in May 2014 [14]. As an alternative in some other hydrological applications, some other hydrological model with different characteristics such as HEC-HMS or SWAT model [2,15] could be used.…”

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Historical, Hydrological and Hydraulics Studies for Sustainable Flood Management

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Achievements and Challenges of Integrated River Basin Management

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Extreme events such as floods can endanger human lives and cause large economic damage. The Savinja River catchment is one of the most frequently flooded areas in Slovenia, Europe. In order to evaluate the impact of the proposed flood mitigation measures on the flood safety in this catchment, the combined hydrological and hydraulic modelling approach was carried out. The hydrological model Hydrologiska Byråns Vattenbalansavdelning (HBV-light) was used to perform hydrological modelling. The hydraulic calculations were carried out using the HEC-RAS 5.0.3 model in order to simulate the combined one-and two-dimensional unsteady flow. Using the calibrated and validated hydrological and hydraulic models, the impact of the proposed measures was assessed in the light of the sustainable flood management. Additionally, with analyses of the historical data and past flood events, we were able to investigate the characteristics of the extreme floods in this area and also downstream at the confluence with the Sava River. Moreover, it was found that the backwater effect has an important role on the water level and flood safety along the river reach, which is often neglected in the aspect of flood management.

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The Bosna River floods in May 2014

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Impact of vineyard topography on the quality of Chablis wine

Impact of vineyard topography on the quality of Chablis wine

Historical, Hydrological and Hydraulics Studies for Sustainable Flood Management

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