In this diploma thesis, flood events in Slovenia from 2015 to 2017 were analysed. The goal of this thesis is to locate the areas where flood occurrences are high. Further, the goal is to analyse the critical streamflow of rivers and peak discharge in particular sections of Slovene rivers.
In the introduction which is also the theoretical part, floods, their characteristics, different types of floods and the goal of flood forecasts and flood warnings are discussed. In the main part of the thesis, flood events in the said time period are first geographically and temporally analysed, namely where and in which seasons the occurrences were the highest. Types of floods were also analysed. In the next part, the durations of specific flood discharges and the values of a streamflow that were reached at chosen stream gauging stations on certain locations were closely analysed. This was done on particular sections on rivers Sava, Dravinja, Mura and Krka.
The results showed that flood occurrences in relation to the surface of the area of a region were highest in the Zasavje and Posavje regions, however, there was a substantial number of occurrences in the Koroška and Podravska region as well. The calculations of the average travel time of streamflow peaks gave the following results: (river Sava) Šentjakob – Litija 4.22h, (r. Dravinja) Loče – Makole 7h, (r. Mura) Gornja Radgona – Petanjci 1h, (r. Krka) Soteska – Podbočje 17h.
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