Add to ORKGSome of villages (Bystřec, Dolní Chlévské) founded in the colonized upland territories in the Middle Ages were damaged by floods soon after their foundation. A question is raised whether the demolition of farmhouses due to high waters relates to the impact of deforestation and agricultural cultivation of soil, or whether it had to do with the climatic changes as often considered today. There in no doubt that from AD 1250 an important role in increasing frequency of floods played LIA
The extraordinary flood disaster in the summer 1714 in the Sázava River, Svratka River, Loučná River...
In Central Europe, river flooding has been recently recognized as a major hazard, in particular afte...
Floodplains represent a global hotspot of sensitive socioenvironmental changes and early human forci...
Villages originated during medieval coloniozation of uplands in 13. and 14. Century were affected by...
In the natural conditions of central Europe, floods have been occurring at all times and we have to ...
In historical hydrology, flood marks are mostly used for the reconstruction of the peak discharge of...
Daily weather, seasonal weather conditions and anomalies, long-term climate change and natural disas...
Tendencies in water regime resulting from land-use change represent an important and actual subject ...
Floods in 2002, in the village of Majdalena specifically, directly touched the lives of many familie...
In humid climate zones, like Central Europe, past soil erosion and gullying are strongly connected w...
In the last twenty years, disastrous floods occurring in the Czech Republic affected smaller or larg...
This paper describes the flood sensitivity of the Bavarian part of the Alpine Foreland of Germany an...
Because of their varying channel styles (braided, meandering, and anastomosing) medieval lowland flo...
This contribution addresses the impacts of drought upon human society in South Moravia in the 18th–2...
The research carried out by English and American geophysicists into the changes which took place in ...
The extraordinary flood disaster in the summer 1714 in the Sázava River, Svratka River, Loučná River...
In Central Europe, river flooding has been recently recognized as a major hazard, in particular afte...
Floodplains represent a global hotspot of sensitive socioenvironmental changes and early human forci...
Villages originated during medieval coloniozation of uplands in 13. and 14. Century were affected by...
In the natural conditions of central Europe, floods have been occurring at all times and we have to ...
In historical hydrology, flood marks are mostly used for the reconstruction of the peak discharge of...
Daily weather, seasonal weather conditions and anomalies, long-term climate change and natural disas...
Tendencies in water regime resulting from land-use change represent an important and actual subject ...
Floods in 2002, in the village of Majdalena specifically, directly touched the lives of many familie...
In humid climate zones, like Central Europe, past soil erosion and gullying are strongly connected w...
In the last twenty years, disastrous floods occurring in the Czech Republic affected smaller or larg...
This paper describes the flood sensitivity of the Bavarian part of the Alpine Foreland of Germany an...
Because of their varying channel styles (braided, meandering, and anastomosing) medieval lowland flo...
This contribution addresses the impacts of drought upon human society in South Moravia in the 18th–2...
The research carried out by English and American geophysicists into the changes which took place in ...
The extraordinary flood disaster in the summer 1714 in the Sázava River, Svratka River, Loučná River...
In Central Europe, river flooding has been recently recognized as a major hazard, in particular afte...
Floodplains represent a global hotspot of sensitive socioenvironmental changes and early human forci...