Warsaw Agricultural University Department of Hydraulic Engineering and Environmental Recultivation Center Of Excellence In Wetland Hydrology “WETHYDRO”

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Warsaw Agricultural University Department of Hydraulic Engineering and Environmental Recultivation Center Of Excellence In Wetland Hydrology “WETHYDRO” Workshop 1 "MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES AND DATA ASSESSMENT IN WETLANDS HYDROLOGY" Biebrza Wetlands Goniadz, 12-14 June 2003

Danube Delta National Institute for Research & Development Tulcea, ROMANIA

DANUBE RIVER: 2,840 Km length HYDROGRAPHIC BASIN - 817,000 Km2

Black Sea hydrographic basin

Main Danube Delta hydrographic network modifications made within 1903 - 1997

Ecosystems map The establishmng ecosystems types have been made using the methodology of CORINE program.

Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve hydrographic network 8 9 Lacul MERHEI DUNAREA 2 2 5 20 12 3 7 21 13 22 18 L.BABADAG Lacul RAZIM 9 17 17 17 Lacul GOLOVI[A MAREA NEAGR~ 37 18 11 Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve hydrographic network

I. HYDRODYNAMICS LAWS

II. WATER DISCHARGE: Q (m3/s)

III. Water suspended sediment load: R (kg/s)

The highest Danube River levels (H) recorded at Tulcea harbour - Danube Delta’s upstream zone. Interval study: 1932-2002

Inundation days for the Danube Delta inner zones - Danube River water levels > 290 cm, Q > 10,000 m3/s

Hypsometrical model of Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve

Project objective

Methodology

Results

Results

MONTHLY MULTIANNUAL CHARACTERISTIC VALUES FOR DANUBE RIVER WATER DISCHARGE (Q, m3/s) Measurement station: Tulcea port Study interval: 1840 - 1990

WATER SALTS DISCHARGE BALANCE (M, kg/s) MEAN VALUES FOR WATER MINERALIZATION Study interval: 1858 - 1990

WATER DISCHARGE BALANCE: Q (m3/s) Mean values within study year intervals

WATER DISCHARGE BALANCE - Mean values in interval study Q(m3/s)

SEDIMENT LOAD DISCHARGE BALANCE (R, kg/s) MEAN VALUES Study interval: 1858 - 1990

Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve Hydrogrometric stations Hydrographic object: DANUBE River at Isaccea (ISC), Ceatal Izmail (CID)

Danube Delta hydrologic regime characteristics

Danube Delta hydrologic regime characteristics

Danube Delta water solid matter load: R (kg/s)

Hydrotechnics works for navigation stream cross-section improvement