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Facskó Ferenc (szerk.) (2012): Kutatások a Nyugat-magyarországi

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<strong>Kutatások</strong> a <strong>Nyugat</strong>-<strong>magyarországi</strong> Egyetemen<br />

Eredményként kezelhető a meglévő tantárgyakba (Hydrology, Modellezés a Vízgazdálkodásban,<br />

Vízminőségvédelem) a kutatás során szerzett ismeretek beépítése és a kiépített<br />

monitoring rendszer bemutatása, valamint egy új tárgy bevezetése a környezetmérnöki<br />

és környezettudományi MSc tantervbe „Városi Hidrológia” néven. A projektben a<br />

Dán Hidrológiai Intézet Prágai képviseletével működtünk együtt Sopron város csapadékvíz-elvezetési<br />

koncepciótervében. A projekt során elért fő eredmények felsorolásszerűen<br />

a következőek: kiépített monitoring rendszer, mérési adatsorok a területen és ezek előzetes<br />

elemzése. A kutatási eredmények eddig Sopron város csapadékvíz-elvezetési koncepció<br />

projektjében hasznosultak.<br />

Publikációk:<br />

GRIBOVSZKI Z. – KALICZ P. – CSÁFORDI P. – SERMAUL K. – SZITA R. (<strong>2012</strong>): The Water Status<br />

Change of a Small Stream System due to Urbanization. Oral Presentation. In: NEMÉNYI<br />

M. – HEIL B. – KOVÁCS A. J. – FACSKÓ F. (eds.): International Scientifi c Conference on<br />

Sustainable Development and Ecological Footprint: The Impact of Urbanization, Industrial<br />

and Agricultural Technologies on the Natural Environment Sopron: <strong>Nyugat</strong><strong>magyarországi</strong><br />

Egyetem, p. III-3. ISBN:978-963-334-047-9<br />

Abstract – In urban areas the modifi cation of the features of the natural drainage basin is<br />

so big, that this yields considerable qualitative and quantitative changes of the hydrological<br />

system. The water quality becomes worse and the water regime becomes more extreme.<br />

These negative changes have an eff ect on the broader environment, and the neighbouring<br />

ecosystems also, and they bring diminution of the biodiversity (GAYER-LIGETVÁRY 2007). The<br />

assessment of these eff ects is very important not only from the viewpoint of the ecological<br />

state of the water systems, but also from the general condition and safety of the humans.<br />

The changes of the water status of a small stream are examined in the urban environment<br />

on the stream system of Rák brook in Sopron connecting the hydrological and water quality<br />

monitoring expediently. We assigned seven monitoring points in the watershed from<br />

the headwaters to the stream mouth, along natural and unban sections of the stream system.<br />

On the measurement points samples were taken fortnightly or for fl ood-linked in the<br />

period 01.09.2010-01.03.<strong>2012</strong>. The following features were determined from the samples:<br />

discharge, physico-chemical, chemical and biological parameters. Based on the results the<br />

eff ect of the diff erent degree of urbanization on the watershed and the hydromorphological<br />

interventions in the stream bed was well demonstrable.<br />

KALICZ P. – ERŐS M. – CSÁFORDI P. – MARKÓ G. – PRIMUSZ P. – GRIBOVSZKI Z. (<strong>2012</strong>): Building a<br />

Hydrodynamical Model on the Urbanized Section of a Stream. In: NEMÉNYI M. – HEIL B.<br />

– KOVÁCS A. J. – FACSKÓ F. (eds.): International Scientifi c Conference on Sustainable Development<br />

and Ecological Footprint: The Impact of Urbanization, Industrial and Agricultural<br />

Technologies on the Natural Environment Sopron: <strong>Nyugat</strong>-<strong>magyarországi</strong><br />

Egyetem, p. III-4. ISBN: 978-963-334-047-9<br />

Abstract – Hydrological conditions of urbanized areas are remarkably diff erent compared to<br />

the catchments without human impacts. Surfaces are crowded with roofs of houses, pavements<br />

of roads and parking plots and the soil of quasi natural places like public gardens and<br />

parks are much more compacted compared to soils of natural catchments areas without human<br />

impacts. Decreased permeability and storage capacity induce higher runoff . Nowadays<br />

the common practice to treat the considerable high volume of runoff is to collect in pipes<br />

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