Abstract:
Climate change is not just a daily and
fashionable expression. Their impact on hydrological
regime is visible all around the world and the effects
cannot be neglected. Floods and droughts occurred with
an increased frequency and higher magnitude.
Indifferent of the scale of water hazard event or the
scale of a theoretical study, specialized modelling
programs are widely used. The uncertainties from
hydrological studies required such an approach in order
to be able to answer at different challenging questions
on sustainable development. Several models used in
hydrological studies which covered Romanian territory
(and not only) are presented in this paper.
This paper is based on the outcomes results from the
bilateral project 20BIL/2017 “Regionalization of
hydrological parameters in calculating flooding for
small catchments”, project carried out by “Research
within Priority Sectors” Program financed by EEA
Grants.
