The 157 200 km2 large catchment of the River Tisa is situated in the eastern part of the Carpathian Basin, also known as the Central Danube Basin. The upper catchment down to the village Záhony is 32 782, that down to Tokaj 49 449 km2 large. The origin of the name Tisa is still unclear, some linguists trace it back to an Indo European root supposed to mean muddy, or silty. In Roman documents the river is mentioned under the names Parsiou, Pthirus, Tigas and Tisianus, while in the mediaeval Latin chronicles in the forms Tisia and Tysia
To understand the hydro-morphological responses of a river to engineering works is a key to future s...
In the so-called Pontic sector (Drobeta-Turnu Severin – Brăila) the stream gradient falls from 0.045...
To understand the hydro-morphological responses of a river to engineering works is a key to future s...
The research was done on the upper section of River Tisa from its two sources (rivers Bila Tisa and ...
The Transcarpatic Basin which includes the Maramureş Basin (and within it the PHCTS area) is the lar...
The Tismana river basin is located in the South-West of Romania, collecting its waters mainly from t...
Tisza is the largest water base in the eastern part of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, in north-easte...
Tisza is the largest water base in the eastern part of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, in north-easte...
Tisza is the largest water base in the eastern part of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, in north-easte...
Between the headwaters of River Tisa in Ukraine and the city of Tokaj in Hungary1 , the reacher of w...
An attempt is presented at clearing the reasons of some uncommon flow phenomena observed over the Ti...
In the last millennium one of the most important changes in the natural environment of the Great Hun...
To understand the hydro-morphological responses of a river to engineering works is a key to future s...
This paper outlines a possible approach that the water project may take to the Tisza study. Presente...
Since 1960 the Bistriţa River basin came under the profound influence of anthropic incidence. This r...
To understand the hydro-morphological responses of a river to engineering works is a key to future s...
In the so-called Pontic sector (Drobeta-Turnu Severin – Brăila) the stream gradient falls from 0.045...
To understand the hydro-morphological responses of a river to engineering works is a key to future s...
The research was done on the upper section of River Tisa from its two sources (rivers Bila Tisa and ...
The Transcarpatic Basin which includes the Maramureş Basin (and within it the PHCTS area) is the lar...
The Tismana river basin is located in the South-West of Romania, collecting its waters mainly from t...
Tisza is the largest water base in the eastern part of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, in north-easte...
Tisza is the largest water base in the eastern part of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, in north-easte...
Tisza is the largest water base in the eastern part of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, in north-easte...
Between the headwaters of River Tisa in Ukraine and the city of Tokaj in Hungary1 , the reacher of w...
An attempt is presented at clearing the reasons of some uncommon flow phenomena observed over the Ti...
In the last millennium one of the most important changes in the natural environment of the Great Hun...
To understand the hydro-morphological responses of a river to engineering works is a key to future s...
This paper outlines a possible approach that the water project may take to the Tisza study. Presente...
Since 1960 the Bistriţa River basin came under the profound influence of anthropic incidence. This r...
To understand the hydro-morphological responses of a river to engineering works is a key to future s...
In the so-called Pontic sector (Drobeta-Turnu Severin – Brăila) the stream gradient falls from 0.045...
To understand the hydro-morphological responses of a river to engineering works is a key to future s...