Abstract
The upper (northern) Adriatic is very rich in precipitation. This input into the water system and its stable isotope composition is a basic factor, knowledge of which is required for proper use and management of water resources. The geomorphology of the region (e.g., mountains of 1400 m next to the sea) can cause specific local conditions. The isotopic composition of precipitation has been measured in various locations at different altitudes. For {delta}{sup 18}O this 'altitude effect' is found to lie around -0.2 per mille /100 m; its exact value depends on the specific location and the season. The {delta}{sup 2}H values and the d-excess vary correspondingly. (author)
Roller-Lutz, Z.;
Mance, D.;
Hunjak, T., E-mail: Roller@medri.hr;
[1]
Lutz, H. O.;
[1]
Physics Faculty, Bielefeld University, Bielefeld (Germany)]
- Stable Isotope Laboratory, Medical Faculty, University of Rijeka, Rijeka (Croatia)
Citation Formats
Roller-Lutz, Z., Mance, D., Hunjak, T., E-mail: Roller@medri.hr, Lutz, H. O., and Physics Faculty, Bielefeld University, Bielefeld (Germany)].
On the Isotopic Altitude Effect of Precipitation in the Northern Adriatic (Croatia).
IAEA: N. p.,
2013.
Web.
Roller-Lutz, Z., Mance, D., Hunjak, T., E-mail: Roller@medri.hr, Lutz, H. O., & Physics Faculty, Bielefeld University, Bielefeld (Germany)].
On the Isotopic Altitude Effect of Precipitation in the Northern Adriatic (Croatia).
IAEA.
Roller-Lutz, Z., Mance, D., Hunjak, T., E-mail: Roller@medri.hr, Lutz, H. O., and Physics Faculty, Bielefeld University, Bielefeld (Germany)].
2013.
"On the Isotopic Altitude Effect of Precipitation in the Northern Adriatic (Croatia)."
IAEA.
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title = {On the Isotopic Altitude Effect of Precipitation in the Northern Adriatic (Croatia)}
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abstractNote = {The upper (northern) Adriatic is very rich in precipitation. This input into the water system and its stable isotope composition is a basic factor, knowledge of which is required for proper use and management of water resources. The geomorphology of the region (e.g., mountains of 1400 m next to the sea) can cause specific local conditions. The isotopic composition of precipitation has been measured in various locations at different altitudes. For {delta}{sup 18}O this 'altitude effect' is found to lie around -0.2 per mille /100 m; its exact value depends on the specific location and the season. The {delta}{sup 2}H values and the d-excess vary correspondingly. (author)}
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title = {On the Isotopic Altitude Effect of Precipitation in the Northern Adriatic (Croatia)}
author = {Roller-Lutz, Z., Mance, D., Hunjak, T., E-mail: Roller@medri.hr, Lutz, H. O., and Physics Faculty, Bielefeld University, Bielefeld (Germany)]}
abstractNote = {The upper (northern) Adriatic is very rich in precipitation. This input into the water system and its stable isotope composition is a basic factor, knowledge of which is required for proper use and management of water resources. The geomorphology of the region (e.g., mountains of 1400 m next to the sea) can cause specific local conditions. The isotopic composition of precipitation has been measured in various locations at different altitudes. For {delta}{sup 18}O this 'altitude effect' is found to lie around -0.2 per mille /100 m; its exact value depends on the specific location and the season. The {delta}{sup 2}H values and the d-excess vary correspondingly. (author)}
place = {IAEA}
year = {2013}
month = {Jul}
}