THE JUNE-SEPTEMBER 2003 DROUGHT AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE GROUND WATER LAYER. A CASE –STUDY
Journal Title: The Annals of Valahia University of Târgoviste, Geographical Series - Year 2004, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
The June-September, 2003 interval in the Danube Basin was marked by the severest drought of the century, a situation reflected in the sharp decrease of discharge and levels. The low river depth closed some sectors to navigation. This sharp level decrease also affected the ground water level in the limitrophe areas. In the present study, calculations of the decreasing ground water reserve in the conditions of drought are provided.
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Ioana Jeni DRAGOI
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