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Itia is a research team working on the fields of hydrology, hydroinformatics and hydrosystems management. It consists of 21 members; the team leader is Demetris Koutsoyiannis. The name "Itia" is not an acronym; it is Greek for willow tree.
This web site is a repository containing all published research results, the software products and the research projects conducted. Additional sites maintained by Itia are the archive of Itia's meteorological station, including real time meteorological information, and a data base of ancient hydraulic works (under construction). Other related sites: HK Climate, Kephisos river, Educate! postgraduate programme, Filotis - database for the natural environment of Greece.
Most popular documents in repository
The most popular (most frequently visited) documents during 2008 are given here linked by keywords that are related to our research, educational and technological activities.
Detailed lists are given for 2008 and 2007.
Journal papers: Climate models, Rainfall modelling, Water management in Ancient Greece, Climate change, Hurst phenomenon
Books and lecture notes: Water supply, Engineering hydrology, Sewerage, Statistical hydrology, Water Resources Management
Conference papers and book chapters: Reliability of climate predictions, Urban water engineering in ancient Greece, Hydrology & hydraulics in ancient Greece, Gumbel distribution, Alternative wastewater systems
Research reports: National water resource management, National Programme for Water Resources, River sediments, Athens water resource system, Regional water resource management
Academic theses: Small hydropower plants, Rainfall intensity, Remote sensing & evapotranspiration, Global optimisation, Solar radiation
Software products: Hydrognomon, Hydronomeas, Zygos, Hyetos, Castalia
Recommended recent documents
Climate, hydrology, energy, water: recognizing uncertainty and seeking sustainability
Climate, hydrology and freshwater: towards an interactive incorporation of hydrological experience into climate research
A random walk on water
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