| Name of article: | Vyhodnocení hydrologického roku 2017 v experimentálních povodích Červík a Malá Ráztoka |
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| Number: | 1 |
| Year: | 2019 |
| Author: | Zdeněk Vícha |
The forest hydrological research in the small experimental basins Červik (CE) and Mala Raztoka (MR) in the Moravian-Silesian Beskids started on the 1st November 1953. Long-term data series and evaluation of individual components of the water balance are a valuable contribution to more precise information on the interactions of the forest ecosystem elements. Comprehensive sets of complete long-term data are the base of deeper knowledge and objective evaluation of the dynamics of rainfall-runoff process. In both experimental basins the total year precipitation amounts in 2017 were so close to long-term averages and were equally divided in the warm and cold period of the hydrological year. The highest precipitation amounts were recorded in September (168.2 mm in CE and 251.0 mm in MR). Conversely, the lowest total rainfalls were recorded in June, July and August. During the hydrological year the outflow was regular and close to the averages in both experimental basins. The annual air temperature was the same as long term average in CE (6.7°C), in MR it was mildly lower than long-term average. For more information see Summary at the end of the article.
