'catchment' — Terminology / IATE Terminology

dobharcheantar Reference Faomhadh an téarma seo mar chuid de Thionscadal Lex: ga; Context 'Anois, tugtar faoi chur chuige den dobharcheantar uile, de réir an bheartais reatha, chun measúnú a dhéanamh ar an riosca i gcás tuilte agus forbairt a dhéanamh ar bhearta bainistíochta riosca.' Reference 'Critéir um Scéimeanna Cosanta i gcás Tuilte', Oifig na nOibreacha Poiblí, http://www.opw.ie/ga/reimsigno/bainistiochtrioscaigcastuilte/oibriochtaibainistiochtarioscatuile/mortuiltesceimeannacosanta/criteirtuiltesceimcosanta/ [8.2.2016]

Niederschlagsgebiet | Einzugsgebiet | hydrographisches Einzugsgebiet | Gewässereinzugsgebiet | Wassereinzugsgebiet: de; Definition Fläche, unter der das Grundwasser gebildet wird und dem Brunnen oder der Quelle zufließt. Als Wassereinzugsgebiet wird aber auch das Gebiet bezeichnet, das von einem fließenden Gewässer entwässert wird Reference Wasser-Lexikon: http://www.wasser-lexikon.de/search.php?key=Wassereinzugsgebiet [3.8.10]; Comment DIV: cba, 3.8.10

water catchment | watershed | catchment basin | drainage bassin | catchment | drainage area | catchment area | water catchment area: en; Definition area of land that drains rainfall into a river, lake, or reservoir Reference 'catchment area' (18.6.2019). A Dictionary of Construction, Surveying and Civil Engineering. Gorse, Christopher, David Johnston, and Martin Pritchard. Oxford University Press. Current Online Version: 2013; Comment The limits of a given catchment area are the heights of land—often called drainage divides, or watersheds—separating it from neighboring drainage systems. The amount of water reaching the river, reservoir, or lake from its catchment area depends on the size of the area, the amount of precipitation, and the loss through evaporation (determined by temperature, winds, and other factors and varying with the season) and through absorption by the earth or by vegetation; absorption is greater when the soil or rock is permeable than when it is impermeable. A permeable layer over an impermeable layer may act as a natural reservoir, supplying the river or lake in very dry seasons. The catchment area is one of the primary considerations in the planning of a reservoir for water-supply purposes.

bassin hydrographique | bassin de captage | bassin versant | zone de captage | bassin hydrologique | zone de captage d'eau: fr; Definition région ou bassin délimité par des éléments naturels, tels que des collines ou des montagnes, dans lequel s’écoulent toutes les eaux de ruissellement Reference Proposition de règlement relatif à la santé animale, CELEX:52013PC0260/FR

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