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It is now 20 years since the first presentation of results from the HBV model at the Nordic Hydrological Conference in Sandefjord in 1972. Since then the use of hydrological models has grown dramatically, and today they are standard tools for an increasing number of applications. The HBV model has …

The Popular scientific articles and Reports from the Hydrology Research Unit is listed here in chronological order.

The Conference proceedings and Reports from the Hydrology Research Unit is listed here in chronological order (from 2006).

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In the Skagerrak and Kattegat, surface nutrient was normal for the season in most of the investigated places. In the Baltic Proper, except the Arkona Basin, the concentrations of phosphate and silicate were higher than normal.

The oxygen concentrations in the bottom water in Hanö Bight and the …

The temperature of the surface water remained above normal, but not as pronounced as during the November expedition. Surface nutrients showed, for the season almost normal values, except silicate in the Baltic Proper.

In the Bornholm Basin and Hanö Bight acute hypoxia (<2 ml / l) occurred …

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In the you find data available with open access (in Swedish). Information in English on Oceanographic observations, Model data (HIROMB BS01), Machine to machine – feeds, and Conditions of use.

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