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Raporty

• 2.1: Descriptions of the Regions and the Pilot Areas
• 2.2 First drafts of storylines and conceptual models at the Pilot Area level
• 2.2 First drafts of storylines and conceptual models at the Pilot Area level - Annex B1 Narew Basin Pilot Area, Poland
• 2.3 Enriched sets of drivers, storylines and conceptual models at the Regional and Pilot Area levels
• 2.4 Third versions of storylines (enriched with back casting and short term policy options) at the Regional and Pilot Area levels
• 2.5: Analysis of first drafts of Conceptual Models and narrative storylines over all Pilot Areas.
• 2.7: Final version of Conceptual Models and narrative storylines, and analysis over all Pilot Areas.
• 2.8: Special issue on cross-scale scenario analysis.
• 4.1 Framework for the development of Impact Indicators for Pan-European Water Scenarios
• 4.2 Quantitative estimates of impacts of fast-track scenarios
• 4.3 Methodology of indicator development and initial validation of core set of indicators
• 4.4 Indicator based impact assessment of future changes in Pan-European water resources
• 4.5: Estimation of environmental flows using building block methods for all major sections of the Narew River.
• 4.6: Socio-economic and environmental impacts of future changes in Europe’s freshwater resources.
• 4.6: Appendix C: Water for Nature.
• 5.1. Identification of specific users and stakeholders for scenarios at various scales

Konferencje

• Giełczewski M., Piniewski M., Kardel I., Okruszko T. Application of SWAT for modeling management scenarios in a large lowland watershed in Poland
• Giełczewski M., Stelmaszczyk M., Piniewski M., Okruszko T. Stakeholders’ participation in the process of water scenarios development. Narew River Basin case study.
• Giełczewski M., Stelmaszczyk M., Piniewski M., Okruszko T. How can we involve stakeholders in the development of water scenarios? Narew River Basin case study.
• Ogólna prezentacja osiągnięć projektu SCENES
• Okruszko T. 6FP EU SCENES project.
• Okruszko T., Acreman M.C., Duel H., Florke M., Schneider C., Grygoruk M. Ecosystem Services of European Wetlands - Overview of Current Situation and Future Perspectives
• Okruszko T., Grygoruk M Kryteria oceny dynamiki zmian wybranych mokradeł europejskich
• Okruszko T., Grygoruk M. Analiza wpływu zmian klimatu na stan mokradeł w Europie.
• Okruszko T., Grygoruk M., Utratna M. Świadczenia środowiskowe ekosystemów wobec prognozowanych globalnych zmian hydrologicznych na przykładzie wybranych mokradeł europejskich
• Piniewski M., Acreman M.C., Stratford C., Okruszko T., Giełczewski M., Teodorowicz M., Rycharski M., Oświecimska-Piasko Z. Adaptacja metody Building Block wyznaczania przepływów środowiskowych na przykładzie dużej zlewni o wysokich walorach przyrodniczych.
• Piniewski M., Laizé C.L.R., Acreman M.C., Okruszko T., Schneider C., Effect of Climate Change in the Narew Basin, Poland.
• Piniewski M., Okruszko T., Giełczewski M., Stelmaszczyk M. Climate or land use change – identification of future main factor influencing water management. Narew River Basin case study.
• Piniewski M. , Okruszko T. Multi-site evaluation of flow simulation by SWAT model in the Narew basin
• Piniewski M., Okruszko T. Assessment of environmental flows in the Narew River system
• Piniewski M., Okruszko T., Acreman M.C. Future Scenarios for Environmental Flows in a Large Semi-Natural River Basin in Poland: A Case Study with the SWAT Model
• Piniewski M., Okruszko T. Autokalibracja modelu SWAT w zlewni Narwi
• Piniewski M., Voss F., Bärlund I., Okruszko T., Kundzewicz Z. Effect of model scale on the assessment of climate change – a case study for the Narew (Poland).

Publikacje

• Okruszko, T., Giełczewski, M., Stelmaszczyk, M., Piniewski, M. & Utratna, M. 2012. The Narew River basin management problems - integrated approach. In: Transboundary Aquifers in the Eastern Borders of The European Union (Nałęcz T. ed.) NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security Series. Springer-Verlag New York LLC, 163-180, DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-3949-9
• Piniewski, M., Laizé, C.L.R., Acreman, M.C., Okruszko, T. & Schneider, C. (2012) Effect of climate change on Environmental Flow Indicators in the Narew Basin, Poland. Journal of Environmental Quality (w druku) (IF 2.324)
• Giełczewski, M., Stelmaszczyk, M., Piniewski, M. & Okruszko, T. (2011) How can we involve stakeholders in the development of water scenarios? Narew River Basin case study, Journal of Water and Climate Change 2(2-3), 166-179 (IF 2.167)
• Kaljonen. M., Varjopuro., R., Giełczewski. M. & Iital, A. (2011) Seeking policy-relevant knowledge: comparative study on the contextualisation of participatory scenarios for River Narew and Lake Peipsi, Environmental Science & Policy 15, 72-81 (IF 3.024)
• Okruszko, T., Duel, H., Acreman, M., Grygoruk, M., Florke, M. & Schneider, C. (2011) Broad-scale ecosystem services of European wetlands – current situation and future perspectives under different climate and water management scenarios. Hyd. Sci. J. 56(8), 1501-1517 (IF 1.541)
• Piniewski, M., Acreman, M.C., Stratford, C.S., Okruszko, T., Giełczewski, M., Teodorowicz, M., Rycharski, M. & Oświecimska-Piasko, Z. (2011) Estimation of environmental flows in semi-natural lowland rivers - the Narew basin case study. Pol. J. Environ. Stud. 20(5), 1281-1293 (IF 0.508)
• Piniewski, M. & Okruszko, T. (2011) Multi-site calibration and validation of the hydrological component of SWAT in a large lowland catchment. In: Modelling of Hydrological Processes in the Narew Catchment (Świątek D. & Okruszko T. eds) Geoplanet. Earth and Planetary Sciences, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-19059-9_2
• Schneider, C., Florke, M., Geerling, G., Duel, H., Grygoruk, M. & Okruszko, T. (2011) The future of European floodplain wetlands under a changing climate, Journal of Water and Climate Change 2(2-3), 106-122 (IF 2.167)
• Veidemane, K., Iital. A. & Gielczewski, M. (2011) Participatory scenarios for regional water policy planning: Eastern Baltic case study Journal of Water and Climate Change 2(2-3), 143-153 (IF 2.167)