18 eredmény a kulcsszóra: 'water in climate change'
Climate change C2 - Climate change and water Future possibilities of green walls in a medium sized Hungarian town -- A case study of Kecskemét.. András Donát Kovács
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Empirikus vizsgálatunk során arra a kevert bíróságokra irányuló kutatásokban helyet kapó kérdésre kerestük a választ, hogy milyen súlyú és jellegű ülnöki részvétel
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Keywords: Danube-Tisza interfluve, land use change, climate change, unpredictable water balance, complex rural problems, rural development.. Absztrakt: Magyarországon a
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(Kiz´ ar´ olag a pontok megad´ asa nem el´ eg, mert nagyon sokf´ ele ´ ut lehet k¨ oz¨ ott¨ uk.) Amit az L 1 -be tartoz´ as sor´ an ellen˝ orizni kell: ezek t´ enyleg utak
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Keywords: Great Hungarian Plain, climate change, water regulations, crop trade, urbanization, market centers, homesteads, Trianon (Peace
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Kazakhstan is facing important challenges in water re- source management from a variety of perspectives, in- cluding climate change and melting glaciers (Salnikov et
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Within the framework of water damage prevention it is to handle – with an integrated organization: • excess water and drought protection, with the establishment of dual-operation,
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Gribovszki (2015): Development of a monthly water balance model for climate change analysis in R, In: Zoltán Gribovszki, Kamila Hlavčová, Péter Kalicz, Silvia Kohnová, Gemma Carr
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Other EU legislation and strategies that are connected to efforts to adapt to climate change in the Danube-Carpathian region include the EU Water Framework Directive
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The climate change affects the properties of soil and because the soil is Hungary’s natural water reservoir of the largest water storage capacity.. thus is important task
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There is overwhelming evidence in the scientific literature that climate change is in progress. Global warming and other effects of climate change may strongly
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There is overwhelming evidence in the scientific literature that climate change is in progress. Global warming and other effects of climate change may strongly
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Application of models and ensembles for improved charac- terisation and prediction of changes in hydrological processes and of climate change impacts on the water cycle
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A new simplified Thornthwaite-type monthly step water balance model has been developed for regional usage, with components of actual evapotranspiration and soil moisture
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“Agricultural areas”, “Forest and semi natural areas”, “Wetlands”, “Water bodies”. The hydrological maps have a 1 km 2 resolution while the land cover map has a
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From the appearance of life on Earth, the area of species constituting the biosphere and the species and quantitative composition of communities have been changing
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Climate negotiations can be regarded as an infinite repeated game with the three alternatives. For example, adhering to an agreement on carbon emission limits equals with
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