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  Development and utilization of a national web-based chronology of hydrological events/Developpement et utilisation sur internet d'une chronologie nationale d'evenements hydrologiques
 
 
Title: Development and utilization of a national web-based chronology of hydrological events/Developpement et utilisation sur internet d'une chronologie nationale d'evenements hydrologiques
Author: Black, Andrew R.
Law, Frank M.
Appeared in: Hydrological sciences journal
Paging: Volume 49 (2004) nr. 2 pages 237-246
Year: 2004-04-01
Contents: Abstract The Chronology of British Hydrological Events (CBHE) has been created as an on-line information resource (http://www.dundee.ac.uk/geography/cbhe/) in order to enhance access to and use of historical facts pertaining to British hydrological phenomena. Its scope covers floods, droughts and all other notable historical phenomena of hydrological interest. This paper sets out the technical means by which the CBHE has been created, explains the benefits to hydrologists in creating such a facility, and illustrates its utility with a number of examples. Benefits include hydrological risk assessments, historical studies of individual events and objectives in environmental education. The scope for establishing comparable national chronologies for other countries is identified, along with prospects for enhancing the utility of such systems with additional functionality such as links to on-line gazetteers and maps.
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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