Items where Author is "Ovcharuk, V."

Semenova, I. and Ovcharuk, V. and Shakhirzanova, J. (2014) On use of drought indices in modelling hydrological processes. Conference proceedings SGEM, 1. pp. 503-510. ISSN 1314-2704

Ovcharuk, V. and Todorova, O. (2016) Determination of characteristics maximal runoff Mountain Rivers in Crimea. Jornal of Fundamental and Applied Sciences, 2 (8). pp. 525-541. ISSN 1112-9867

Gopchenko, E. D. and Ovcharuk, V. (2018) Regional model of forming catastrophic spring runoff in condition climate change on the plain rivers Black sea basin in Ukrainе. In: Workshop “Regional Climate System Modelling for the European Sea Regions, 14-16 March 2018, Palma de Mallorca, Spain.

Ovcharuk, V. (2018) The modern calculating characteristicsof the runoff at the Wisla River within Ukraine. In: Multiple drivers for Earth system changes in the Baltic Sea region, 26-27 November 2018, Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn, Estonia.

Ovcharuk, V. and Todorova, O. and Myrza, E. (2018) The maximum runoff of small rivers of the Mountainous Crimea flowing into the Black Sea in modern climatic conditions. In: 2nd Baltic Sea in Transition, 11 to 15 June 2018, Helsingor, Denmark.

Kushchenko, L. and Ovcharuk, V. and Todorova, O. and Prokofiev, O. (2019) Minimal River Runoff of the Steppe Zone of Ukraine under Changing Climate. In: 27 Генеральна асамблея, 8-18 липня 2019 р., Канада, Монреаль.

Todorova, O. and Ovcharuk, V. and Gopchenko, E. and Myrza, E. (2019) Estimation Of The Limiting Modules Of The Slope Inflow During Floods On The Rivers Of The Mountainous Crimea. In: 27 Генеральна асамблея, 8-18 липня 2019 р., Канада, Монреаль.

Snizhko, S. and Tripolska, G. and Shmurak, A. and Shevchenko, O. and Grebin’, V. and Yushchenko, Yu. and Gopchak, I. and Sherstyuk, N. and Boyko, V. and Ovcharuk, V. and Grichulevich, L. and Manivchuk, V. and Denyshyk, O. (2019) Technical needs assessment of the water sector to the adaptation to the climate change in Ukraine. Гідрологія, гідрохімія і гідроекологія, 3 (54). pp. 98-99. ISSN 2306-5680