2006
DOI: 10.1007/s10661-005-9039-y
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Quantifying The Rainfall-Water Level Fluctuation Process in a Geologically Complex Lake Catchment

Abstract: Simulating hydrologic processes in geologically complex environments is a difficult scientific task since it incorporates high level of uncertainty. Many studies have attempted to accurately quantify the rainfall-water level elevation relationship in freshwater bodies so as to predict flooding and drought events. For this purpose several types of models have been implemented including distributed, black box and conceptual models that often provide efficient results, depending on the availability of reliable da… Show more

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“…The size of the lake catchment varies according to the sources between 215 and 421 km 2 (Dimitriou and Zacharias, 2006;Overbeck et al, 1982;Zacharias et al, 2002). It mainly consists of highly tectonized, karstified calcareous rocks in the NE (Fig.…”
Section: Regional Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The size of the lake catchment varies according to the sources between 215 and 421 km 2 (Dimitriou and Zacharias, 2006;Overbeck et al, 1982;Zacharias et al, 2002). It mainly consists of highly tectonized, karstified calcareous rocks in the NE (Fig.…”
Section: Regional Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It mainly consists of highly tectonized, karstified calcareous rocks in the NE (Fig. 1), where groundwater inflow is of high importance; impermeable flysch formations in the SW; and Quaternary sediments in the direct vicinity of the lake (Dimitriou and Zacharias, 2006;Overbeck et al, 1982;Tafas et al, 1997). Thirty seasonal streams discharge into the lake (Dimitriou and Zacharias, 2006).…”
Section: Regional Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Simple models often operate better in geologically complex areas (Elias and Ierotheos 2006). Accordingly, the impact of water abstraction, precipitation and groundwater/fluvial discharge on lake-level fluctuations was analysed using semi-empirical methods.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The correlation of parameters on a monthly basis is poor, as is common in geologically complex Mediterranean lakes that experience significant summer evaporation and snowmelt input (e.g. Elias and Ierotheos 2006).…”
Section: Precipitation Control On Lake-level Variabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lake Trichonis (Table 1) is the deepest and the largest natural lake in Greece, which is also a karst water body (Zacharias et al 2002), situated in a tectonically active area (Poulimenos and Doutsos 1997). It is supplied by precipitation, approximately 30 intermittent streams and sub-aquatic karst springs (Dimitriou and Zacharias 2006). At its western end, a narrow canal connects Lake Trichonis with Lake Lysimachia (Table 1), which is shallower ( Figure 1) and it was receiving the untreated urban wastewaters from the city of Agrinio until the year 2000.…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%