| PART A |
(TEXT) |
| A.1 |
Origin and history of the Commission |
|
A.2 |
Geography and geology |
|
A.2.1 |
Introduction |
|
A.2.2 |
Morphological description of the basin |
|
A.2.3 |
Geology and hydrogeology |
|
A.2.3.1 |
The Alpine region |
|
A.2.3.2 |
The tertiary sediments in front of the Western Alps |
|
A.2.3.3 |
The foldes and table Jura |
|
A.2.3.4 |
The upper Rhine valley |
|
A.2.3.5 |
The cristalline rocks |
|
A.2.3.6 |
The mesozoic plains region |
|
A.2.3.7 |
The slate mountains |
|
A.2.3.8 |
The Hessian lowlands, Vogelsberg and Rhön |
|
A.2.3.9 |
The Münster chalk basin |
|
A.2.3.10 |
The lower Rhine sedimentary basin and the Netherlands delta region |
|
A.2.4 |
Soil |
|
A.2.5 |
Land use |
|
A.2.6 |
Population |
|
A.3 |
Climate |
|
A.3.1 |
General circulation and weather types |
|
A.3.2 |
Regional climatic classification |
|
A.3.2.1 |
The plain |
|
A.3.2.2 |
The central mountain region |
|
A.3.2.3 |
The Alps and its forelands |
|
A.3.3 |
Reflections on some climatological elements |
|
A.3.3.1 |
Precipitation |
|
A.3.3.2 |
Evapotranspiration |
|
A.3.3.3 |
Air temperature |
|
A.3.3.4 |
Wind |
|
A.4 |
Hydrography and Hydrometry |
|
A.4.1 |
Historical review of river projects in the Rhine basin |
|
A.4.2 |
Description of the actual channel network in the Rhine basin |
|
A.4.2.1 |
The Alpine basin upstream Basel . |
|
A.4.2.1.1 |
The Alpine Rhine |
|
A.4.2.1.2 |
The High Rhine from Lake Constance to Basel |
|
A,4.2.1.3 |
The Aare basin |
|
A.4.2.2 |
The Upper Rhine basin from Basel to Bingen |
|
A.4.2.2.1 |
The Upper Rhine |
|
A.4.2.2.2 |
The Neckar |
|
A.4.2.2.3 |
The Main |
|
A.4.2.3 |
The basin downstream Bingen |
|
A.4.2.3. |
The Mid Rhine |
|
A.4.2.3.2 |
The Lahn |
|
A.4.2.3.3 |
The Moselle |
|
A.4.2.3.4 |
The Lower Rhine upstream of Lobith |
|
A.4.2.3.5 |
The Rhine in the Netherlands |
|
A.4.3 |
Determination of discharges at stream flow gauges |
|
A.4.3.1 |
Flow diagramms for data processing |
|
A.4.3.2 |
Levelling of gauges |
| A5 |
Hydrological regime |
|
A.5.1 |
Introduction |
|
A.5.2 |
General regime of the Rhine river and its main tributaries |
|
A.5.2.1 |
The Alpine Rhine |
|
A.5.2.2 |
The High Rhine |
|
A.5.2.3 |
The Upper Rhine |
|
A.5.2.4 |
The Mid Rhine |
|
A.5.2.5 |
The Lower Rhine |
|
A.5.2.6 |
The Rhine in The Netherlands |
|
A.5.3 |
Floods |
|
A.5.3.1 |
Exceptional historical floods |
|
A.5.3.2 |
Modification of flood regime |
|
A.5.4 |
Droughts |
|
A.5.5 |
Ice conditions |
|
A.5.6 |
Bottom erosion |
|
A.6 |
Examples of extreme conditions |
|
A.6.1 |
Description of the February-March 1970 flood |
|
A.6.1.1 |
Meteorological conditions |
|
A.6.1.2 |
Hydrological conditions |
|
A.6.1.2.1 |
General |
|
A.6.1.2.2 |
Water balance |
|
A.6.1.2.3 |
Flood routing |
|
A.6.1.2.4 |
Summary |
|
A.6.2 |
Description of the 1959 and 1964 droughts |
|
A.6.2.1 |
Meteorological conditions |
|
A.6.2.2 |
Hydrological conditions |
|
A.6.2.2.1 |
General |
|
A.6.2.2.2 |
Persistence |
|
A.6.2.2.3 |
Water balance |
|
A.7 |
Hydrological modelling |
|
A.7.1 |
Introduction |
|
A.7.2 |
Classification |
|
A.7.3 |
Models in the Rhine basin |
|
A.7.3.1 |
General |
|
A.7.3.2 |
Forecasting models |
|
A.7.3.3 |
Other models in the Rhine basin |
|
A.7.4 |
General considerations and summary |
|
A.8 |
Summary |
|
A.8.1 |
Introduction |
|
A.8.2 |
Geography and Geology |
|
A.8.3 |
Climate |
|
A.8.4 |
Hydrography and Hydrometry |
|
A.8.5 |
Hydrological regime |
|
A.8.6 |
Examples of extreme conditions |
|
A.8.7 |
Hydrological modelling |
|
A.8.8 |
Bibliography |