The task is based on the Framework Programme for Implementing the Directive on the Assessment and Management of Flood Risks for the Period of 2009–2015 (Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning, May 2009). The legal framework of our task is set out in Article 6(5) of Directive 2007/60/EC (OJ...
One of the major objectives of the preliminary assessment of flood risk is to identify the areas of significant impact of floods at the national level so that detailed maps of flood risks and flood threats along with flood risk management plans can be created. Within the framework of the...
A hydrological study of the high waters in the area of the Bolska River basin has been created. It includes the “actual” peak flows and flood waves with return periods of 10, 20, 50, 100 and 500 years for individual Bolska River sections and its tributaries.
The document deals with topics based on the requirements of Directive 2007/60/EC. It presents the sources of the used data, methods and results while considering the baselines of transparency and homogeneity for the purpose of identifying potential flood risk areas and classifying flood risk areas by importance (at the national...
Based on the acquired available data on damage caused by flooding for the flood event on the Drava River on 5 November 2012, it was necessary to assess the difference between the damage that was actually caused (i.e. was reported and recorded) and the damage that would have been caused...
On Sunday, 4 November 2012, Koroška and Slovenia were swept by rain that intensified in the early morning on Monday, 5 November, particularly in the Karavanks. Before the event, the Drava River basin in Koroška was soaked from previous rainfall, and the headwaters of the Drava River and its tributaries...
The Flood Warning Map (OPKp) and its role are set out in the Rules on Methodology to Define Flood Risk Areas and Erosion Areas Connected to Floods and Classification of Plots into Risk Classes (Official Gazette of the RS, No. 60/2007). One of the basic purposes of the OPKp is...
