Hidrológiai Közlöny 2007 (87. évfolyam)

3. szám - Telbisz Tamás: Digitális domborzatmodellekre épülő csapadék-lefolyás modellezés

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S Jour, of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing, 60 (2006), 339-358. Rainfall-runoff modelling based on digital elevation models Telbisz, T. Abstract: Nowadays, digital elevation models (DEMs) of relatively high spatial resolution are easily available for large areas that fa­cilitates hydrologic modelling since several parameters (e.g. drainage basins, flow paths, slope, aspect) of these models can be calculated from DEMs. First, the most widely distributed DEM-based models are shortly reviewed. Second, a GIS-based rainfall-runoff model is presented and applied to the Zagyva river using discharge and precipitation data from 2006. Keywords: Rainfall-runoff model, DEM, drainage basin characteristics, Zagyva. TELBISZ TAMÁS matematika-földrajz szakos tanár (1997). PhD (2004). Az ELTE Természetföldrajzi Tanszékén adjunktus. A digitális dom­borzatmodellek szerteágazó alkalmazási lehetőségeit kutatja, elsősorban geomorfológiai, de hidrológiai vonatkozásokban is.

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