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HORSENS FJORD CASE
Hans Jørgen Henriksen, GEUS
1. Background to the case
Introducing the catchment
Horsens Fjord is a shallow and eutrophic estuary located on the east side of Jutland, Denmark within
the WFD catchment area Horsens Fjord (Fig. 1). The surface area of the Fjord is approximately 46 km2
and the mean depth is 2.9 m besides
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) measures. The main purpose
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of this study is to test a model of the relations between
factors expected to influence the acceptability of TDM
measures. In addition, comparisons between car users’
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%) and man-made disasters (46%). However, significant differences
were evident between responses in the former EU-15 and the newer 10 MS. On
average, climate change was the most mentioned environmental concern in the
EU-15 (47%), whereas it was only mentioned by 34% of respondents in the newer
10 MS (e.g. 28% in Latvia, 32% in Hungary but 43% in the Czech Republic). This
average is below the lowest
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tímabilið 1949–2009.
T P1d P2d P3d P5d
1 22 29 35 43
2 26 35 41 51
5 32 43 50 61
10 36 49 56 68
20 40 55 62 75
50 46 62 71 85
og 5 daga tímabil fyrir veðurstöðina á Akureyri. Taflan sýnir úrkomu sem svarar til 1, 2, 5, 10,
20 og 50 ára endurkomutíma, þ.e. tölfræðileg greining bendir til að úrkoma verði ekki meiri en
sem nemur gildunum í töflunni oftar en endurkomutíminn segir til um þegar til langs
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its way parallel to other flows. Therefore, the combined surface area of the lava field is no less than 46 km2.
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