Mladen Maradin

Dr. Mladen Maradin

Department of Geography, Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb, Marulicćev trg 19/II, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2017 in Prace Geograficzne
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DODanijel Orešić
Danijel Orešić
Ivan ČanjevacIvan Čanjevac
Ivan Čanjevac
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Mladen Maradin
Changes in discharge regimes in the middle course of the Sava River in the 1931–2010 period

26 April 2022 in Earth Science Informatics
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DKDamjan Katušić
Damjan Katušić
KPKresimir Pripuzic
Kresimir Pripuzic
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Mladen Maradin
MPMirjana Pripužić
Mirjana Pripužić

1 January 2008 in Hrvatski Geografski Glasnik/Croatian Geographical Bulletin
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U radu je analizirana varijabilnost padalina u Osijeku u tri tridesetogodišnja razdoblja, od 1901. do 1990. godine. U razdoblju od 1931. do 1990. godine glavni je, ljetni, maksimum padalina u lipnju, a sekundarni, jesenski, u studenom....

17 June 2024 in Geoadria
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HGHrvoje Grofelnik
Hrvoje Grofelnik
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Mladen Maradin
Based on the analysis of water supply, tourist traffic and climatic parameters, the paper assessed the sustainability and possibilities of adapting the water supply system in the future, considering the simultaneity of the peak loads on the water supply system with dry periods in the warm part of the year. The research covers islands from the northern and middle part of the Adriatic Sea (Croatia), which represent examples of islands with Cfa and Csa climates with significant differences in resource reliance on the island and coastal water resources. Given that previous climatological research indicates an increase in spring and summer temperatures on the Croatian coast, as well as spatial and seasonal changes in the amount of precipitation with a decrease during the summer months, the paper describes the possibilities of adapting current and alternative sources of water supply systems on the islands.

23 February 2015 in Hrvatski Geografski Glasnik/Croatian Geographical Bulletin
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IMIvan Madžar
Ivan Madžar
IPIvan Perutina
Ivan Perutina
This paper deals with the precipitation variability research that was conducted using precipitation data of 43 stations in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina for the 1961 – 1990 period. Precipitation variability was analysed for...