2010-629 BIOPHYSICAL CRITERIA DESIGNATING AGRICULTURE DROUGHT AFFECTED AREAS IN THE CONTEXT OF CLIMATE CHANGESCatalin Cristian Simota 1, Mihail Dimitru 11 National Research-Development Institute for Soil Science Agrochemistry and Environment, Romania Abstract:Water related biophysical indicators used today for the designation of less favoured areas for agriculture at European scale (e.g. growing days defined as the number […]

2010-630 THE ROMANIAN GROUNDWATER PRESERVATION WITH THE PURPOSE OF THEIR SUSTAINABLE EXPLOITATIONMihai Bretotean 1, Rodica Macalet 11 National Institute of hydrology and water management, Romania Abstract:The natural richness represented by groundwater is very important because of their superior quality, in comparison with other categories of freshwater which exists in nature. Besides quality, the groundwater also […]

2010-488 HYDRODYNAMICS MODIFICATIONS AND THE FUNCTIONALITIES  OF  ECOSYSTEMS IN THE LOWER DANUBE CORRIDOR – THE SECTOR BETWEEN JIU AND OLT RIVER-Gheorghe Clota 1, Maria Patroescu 2, Ionut Eustatiu Marinescu 31. University of Bucharest,  Doctoral School “Simion Mehedinti – Nature and  durable development”, Romania2. University  of Bucharest,  “Centre for Environmental Research and Impact Studies”, Romania3. University of  […]

2010-501 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ECO-HYDROLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE CALCULUS ENGINEERING OF HYDROLOGY Codruta Badaluta Minda 1, Gheorghe Cretu 1 Politehnica University, Faculty of Hydrotechnical, Romania Abstract:Beside the energy ecosystems are influenced by the water and the nutrients. At the same time the water and the nutrients are strongly influenced by the ecosystems of the upstream. […]

2010-502 THE SIMULATION OF THE ACCIDENTAL FLOODGheorghe Cretu 1, Codruta Bbadaluta Minda 11 Politehnica University, Faculty of Hydrotecnical, Romania Abstract:Correspondent to the appropriate flood model computation produced by a dike failure was developed in Java language, a computer program called “I.A.D.” This allows, starting from a flood forecast and an acceptable risk degree to establish […]

2010-461 FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT IN RIVER BASINS ARGES, ROMANIADaniel Constantin Diaconu 1, Emanuel Mailat 21 Faculty of Geography, University of Bucharest, Romania2 Romanian Waters National Administration, Romania Abstract:Floods in many countries in recent years and the consequences that followed have led, amid an increase in social responsibility to a new approach to flood risk management, […]

2010-456 THE STUDY OF THE DRAINAGE OF GROUND WATER BY THE BOUNDARY ELEMENT METHODAdrian Carabineanu 11 University of Bucharest, Institute of Mathematical Statistics and Applied Mathematics of Romanian Academy, Romania Abstract:The free-surface steady motion of ground water determined by a constant rain fall in the presence of a network of circular or rectangular drains is […]

2010-273 THE FLASH FLOOD AND ITS CONSEQUENCES UPON THE EVOLUTION OF THE SOLID DISCHARGE IN RIVERBEDS OF SMALL AND VERY SMALL BASINSSorin Mihaita Teodor 11 National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management, Bucharest, Romania Abstract:The paper provides a deep analysis of the evolution of solid discharges during flash floods produced by heavy rainfall located over […]

2010-437 DANUBE FLOODRISK PROJECTMary-Jeanne Adler 11 Ministry of Environement, Romania Abstract:Flood endangers economic development all along the Danube; a total of approximately 27.300 km² shared between the following countries RO: 32,5%, HU: 20,2%, Serbia: 14,4%, SV: 8%, HR: 5,8%, BG: 3,8%, AT 3,4% and DE: 5,7% are characterized by a high flood risk. The overall […]

2010-278 HUMAN MORBIDITY INDUCED BY CONTAMINATED WATERAnca Maria Moldoveanu 11 University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Carol Davila”, Bucharest, Romania Abstract:A lot of diseases can be transmitted through contaminated water when the water supply network of a town is damaged or the treatment and disinfection of the water are not correctly executed. In these situations, bacteriological, […]