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Hydrological Sciences Journal-Journal Des Sciences Hydrologiques, 1995, Vol 40, Issue 2, p. 517-532
THE DISCHARGE VARIABILITY OF SOME KARST SPRINGS IN BULGARIA STUDIED BY TIME-SERIES ANALYSIS
Pulidobosch A. , Padilla A. , Dimitrov D. , Machkova M. ,
Abstract:
The discharge variability of some karst springs in Bulgaria has been investigated in detail within a region situated in the semiarid zone where most of the principal processes controlling spring outflow (evapotranspiration, snow accumulation, karstic functioning) are significant. While the karstification was notable in the Kotel and Bistretz springs with a predominance of quickflow, in the Beden system the baseflow was higher and had a behaviour similar to a porous aquifer. Univariate and bivariate spectral analyses were applied as a suitable tool in preparation for a further application of precipitation-discharge relationship models
The discharge variability of some karst springs in Bulgaria has been investigated in detail within a region situated in the semiarid zone where most of the principal processes controlling spring outflow (evapotranspiration, snow accumulation, karstic functioning) are significant. While the karstification was notable in the Kotel and Bistretz springs with a predominance of quickflow, in the Beden system the baseflow was higher and had a behaviour similar to a porous aquifer. Univariate and bivariate spectral analyses were applied as a suitable tool in preparation for a further application of precipitation-discharge relationship models
Keywords: accumulation, aquifer, baseflow, bulgaria, discharge, evapotranspiration, karst, karst spring, karst springs, karstification, model, models, region, semiarid, snow, spain, spectral analyses, spectral-analyses, spring, springs, system, time, time series, time series analysis, time-series, times, variability, zone,