N. Fohrer

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Zeitraum

2005 - 2009

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31

Co-Autoren

Application of the Bayesian calibration methodology for the parameter estimation in CoupModel (2009)

Y. Conrad, N. Fohrer

This study provides results for the optimization strategy of highly parameterized models, especially with a high number of unknown input parameters and joint problems in terms of sufficient parameter...

SEPAL – a simple GIS-based tool to estimate sediment pathways in lowland catchments (2009)

J. Kiesel, B. Schmalz, N. Fohrer

Even though soil loss in the lowlands imposes not as much a restriction on land use and agricultural productivity as in erosion affected mountainous areas, the input of fine sediment into the rivers...

Ecohydrological modelling of water discharge and nitrate loads in a mesoscale lowland catchment, Germany (2009)

Q. D. Lam, B. Schmalz, N. Fohrer

The aims of this study are to identify the capacities of applying an ecohydrological model for simulating flow and to assess the impact of point and non-point source pollution on nitrate loads in a...

SRTM DEM levels over papyrus swamp vegetation – a correction approach (2009)

G. Petersen, I. Lebed, N. Fohrer

The SRTM DEM, a digital elevation model based on the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission of February 2000 is a source of elevation data with nearly worldwide coverage. It has proven its usefulness in...

Comparing model sensitivities of different landscapes using the ecohydrological SWAT model (2009)

B. Schmalz, N. Fohrer

Lowland areas are characterised by specific properties, such as flat topography, low hydraulic gradients, shallow groundwater, and high potential for water retention in peatland and lakes. The...

Hydrologic comparison between a lowland catchment (Kielstau, Germany) and a mountainous catchment (XitaoXi, China) using KIDS model in PCRaster (2009)

X. Zhang, G. Hörmann, N. Fohrer

The KIDS model (Kielstau Discharge Simulation model) is a simple rainfall-runoff model developed originally for the Kielstau catchment. To extend its range of application we applied it to a...

Impacts of spatial data resolution on simulated discharge, a case study of Xitiaoxi catchment in South China (2009)

G. J. Zhao, G. Hörmann, N. Fohrer, J. F. Gao

In this paper we analyse the effects of different spatial input data resolution on water balance simulation using a simple distributed hydrological model: PCR-XAJ model. A data set consisting of land...

Estimation of ungauged Bahr el Jebel flows based on upstream water levels and large scale spatial rainfall data (2008)

G. Petersen, H. Bast, N. Fohrer

The study derives Bahr el Jebel flow data at Mongalla, combining upstream flow from Lake Albert and torrential runoff derived from the Collaborative Historical African Rainfall Model (CHARM) rainfall...

An investigation of the effects of model structure on model performance to reduce discharge simulation uncertainty in two catchments (2008)

X. Zhang, G. Hörmann, N. Fohrer

This paper investigates the variations of model performance caused by different model structures in both flow processes and model complexity level. Two case studies indicate that model efficiency is...

A method to assess instream water quality – the role of nitrogen entries in a North German rural lowland catchment (2008)

B. Schmalz, K. Bieger, N. Fohrer

The objective of this study was the detection and assessment of nutrient entry pathways in a complex mesoscale lowland catchment. The central aim was the development of a transferable method for an...

Advances and visions in large-scale hydrological modelling: findings from the 11th Workshop on Large-Scale Hydrological Modelling (2008)

P. Döll, K. Berkhoff, H. Bormann, N. Fohrer, D. Gerten, S. Hagemann, ...

Large-scale hydrological modelling has become increasingly wide-spread during the last decade. An annual workshop series on large-scale hydrological modelling has provided, since 1997, a forum to the...

An Integrated Modelling Approach to Sustainable Land Use Concepts in a Low Mountain Range Area (2007)

N. Fohrer, H.-G. Frede

The risk assessment of future land use changes with respect to their ecological impact is still an unsolved problem. The implementation of sustainable land use and soil conservation concepts for...

Spatio-temporal water body and vegetation changes in the Nile swamps of southern Sudan (2007)

Petersen, G., Abeya, J. A., Fohrer, N.

An assessment to describe and quantify the extent of changes in the channel and lagoon system of the Sudd was carried out using Landsat satellite images of 1973, 1979, 1997 and 2002. Using supervised...

Assessment of nutrient entry pathways and dominating hydrological processes in lowland catchments (2007)

Schmalz, B., Tavares, F., Fohrer, N.

The achievement of a good water quality in all water bodies until 2015 is legally regulated since December 2000 for all European Union member states by the European Water Framework Directive (EU,...

Spatio-temporal water body and vegetation changes in the Nile swamps of southern Sudan (2007)

Petersen, G., Abeya, J. A., Fohrer, N.

An assessment to describe and quantify the extent of changes in the channel and lagoon system of the Sudd was carried out using Landsat satellite images of 1973, 1979, 1997 and 2002. Using supervised...

Assessment of nutrient entry pathways and dominating hydrological processes in lowland catchments (2007)

Schmalz, B., Tavares, F., Fohrer, N.

The achievement of a good water quality in all water bodies until 2015 is legally regulated since December 2000 for all European Union member states by the European Water Framework Directive (EU,...

Assessment of nutrient entry pathways and dominating hydrological processes in lowland catchments (2007)

B. Schmalz, F. Tavares, N. Fohrer

The achievement of a good water quality in all water bodies until 2015 is legally regulated since December 2000 for all European Union member states by the European Water Framework Directive (EU,...

Spatio-temporal water body and vegetation changes in the Nile swamps of southern Sudan (2007)

G. Petersen, J. A. Abeya, N. Fohrer

An assessment to describe and quantify the extent of changes in the channel and lagoon system of the Sudd was carried out using Landsat satellite images of 1973, 1979, 1997 and 2002. Using supervised...

Spatio-temporal water body and vegetation changes in the Nile swamps of southern Sudan (2007)

Petersen, G., Abeya, J. A., Fohrer, N.

An assessment to describe and quantify the extent of changes in the channel and lagoon system of the Sudd was carried out using Landsat satellite images of 1973, 1979, 1997 and 2002. Using supervised...

Assessment of nutrient entry pathways and dominating hydrological processes in lowland catchments (2007)

Schmalz, B., Tavares, F., Fohrer, N.

The achievement of a good water quality in all water bodies until 2015 is legally regulated since December 2000 for all European Union member states by the European Water Framework Directive (EU,...

Spatio-temporal water body and vegetation changes in the Nile swamps of southern Sudan (2007)

Petersen, G., Abeya, J. A., Fohrer, N.

An assessment to describe and quantify the extent of changes in the channel and lagoon system of the Sudd was carried out using Landsat satellite images of 1973, 1979, 1997 and 2002. Using supervised...

Assessment of nutrient entry pathways and dominating hydrological processes in lowland catchments (2007)

Schmalz, B., Tavares, F., Fohrer, N.

The achievement of a good water quality in all water bodies until 2015 is legally regulated since December 2000 for all European Union member states by the European Water Framework Directive (EU,...

Considering spatial distribution and deposition of sediment in lumped and semi-distributed models (2005)

Lenhart, T ; JFA; CORA, Van Rompaey, Anton; U0016134 ;, Steegen, A, Fohrer, N, Frede, HG, Govers, Gerard; U0007263 ;

The goal of this paper is to test a new semi-lumped sediment delivery concept to consider deposition. With this method, the distance between sediment source and river channel is taken into account....

Application of a virtual watershed in academic education (2005)

A. L. Horn, G. Hörmann, N. Fohrer

Hydrologic models of watersheds often represent complex systems which are difficult to understand regarding to their structure and dynamics. Virtual watersheds, i.e. watersheds which exist only in...

Application of a virtual watershed in academic education (2005)

Horn, A. L., Hörmann, G., Fohrer, N.

Hydrologic models of watersheds often represent complex systems which are difficult to understand regarding to their structure and dynamics. Virtual watersheds, i.e. watersheds which exist only in...

Application of a virtual watershed in academic education (2005)

Horn, A. L., Hörmann, G., Fohrer, N.

Hydrologic models of watersheds often represent complex systems which are difficult to understand regarding to their structure and dynamics. Virtual watersheds, i.e. watersheds which exist only in...

Application of a virtual watershed in academic education (2005)

Horn, A. L., Hörmann, G., Fohrer, N.

Hydrologic models of watersheds often represent complex systems which are difficult to understand regarding to their structure and dynamics. Virtual watersheds, i.e. watersheds which exist only in...

Application of a virtual watershed in academic education (2005)

Horn, A. L., Hörmann, G., Fohrer, N.

Hydrologic models of watersheds often represent complex systems which are difficult to understand regarding to their structure and dynamics. Virtual watersheds, i.e. watersheds which exist only in...

Modelling point and diffuse source pollution of nitrate in a rural lowland catchment using the SWAT model

Lam, Q.D., Schmalz, B., Fohrer, N.

The assessments of potential environmental impacts of point and diffuse source pollution at regional scales are necessary to achieve the sustainable development of natural resources such as land and...