Rheinblick2027
The project provides a comprehensive literature review of recent climate change research. In the first step, we will generate streamflow scenarios using the KNMI’23 scenarios and the three core hydrological models:
The Rhine cisis and the war of verses
29 11 2024
The Rhine crisis is a little-known episode in the opposition between France and Germany in the 1840s, because unlike the 1870 war, only regiments of poets clashed. While the poems written by Lamartine and Musset are largely forgotten on the French side, the German poems and songs have survived. They mark an important stage in the rise of nationalism, and shed new light on the continuing misunderstandings between France and Germany.
Report of the 93rd meeting of the CHR
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Reports of CHR meetings
CHR launches project RheinBlick2027 (2024-2027)
8 08 2024
Stakeholder seminar spring 2024 and statements on CHRs RheinBlick plans
Rhine catchment & climate change - Final report ICPR no. 297 published!
31 07 2024
The ICPR has now published an important study on the discharge behaviour of the Rhine. The scenarios are based on the 5th Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The new ICPR discharge scenarios combine current knowledge and data from the neighbouring countries on the consequences of climate change on the hydrology of the Rhine.
CHR sediment paper published in journal Water
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CHR Sediment paper published in journal Water.
7 06 2024
During the period 2021-2022, the CHR worked on an inventory for sediment regarding knowledge, activities, research and monitoring at catchment level, which can be found here.
Recently, the results of this project are published in a paper in the Journal Water which can be found here. Or as downloadable pdf here.