Danube Commission, Budapest January 29 – 30, 2009 Ministry of Environment SR Water and Energy Sources Department Remowal of Bottlenecks The Danube Floodplain.

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Danube Commission, Budapest January 29 – 30, 2009 Ministry of Environment SR Water and Energy Sources Department Remowal of Bottlenecks The Danube Floodplain supplied with water is protected area ICPDR: “IWT projects should not further deteriorate the riverine landscape but aim at improving/restoring it” Philip Weller © GROUND WATER Consulting, Ltd

Mikovini map (1733) and state of the Danube in 1990 Original floodplain Danube System of bottlenecks

REMOVAL OF BOTTLENECKS Navigation, energy and part of flood discharge basic + flood discharge Floodplain natural polder

NATURA 2000 sites (Birds, Habitats) on the Slovak area Groundwater of the whole Slovak Danube alluvium is protected Lesson: Most of heavy modified and artificial water bodies and attached areas are protected

Corresponding increase of ground water level after putting Gabcíkovo system into operation Cunovo reservoir Bratislava Sap Komarno

Example of reduction of Culmination flow rates downstream during the flood event in AUGUST 2002 Station, River km Time of Culmination (day, hour) Max. Water level H max (cm) Max. Flow Q max (m 3 s -1 ) Difference from previous station (m 3 s -1 ) Bratislava- Devín, 1879, , Bratislava, 1868, , Medveďov, 1806, , Gabčíkovo 1070 Komárno, 1767, , Budapest X Difference Devín - Budapest X X – flow rate of the Danube confluents between Devin and Budapest, approximately 300 – 400 m 3 /s. Peak flow in Budapest was lower by app m 3 /s than the peak flow in Bratislava.

New water stream new eupotamal Interconnection of main arms, conditions for preservation various water formations (river arms of all types, lakes, inundation pools, water holes etc., all between the protective dikes. Proposal Lisický, Mucha, 2003

Objectives - Impacts ? Integration Adaptive management Monitoring. Present workshop

Thank you!