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The academic community of Wrocław is known for its high scientific activity, also in the area of research concerning disciplines related with the natural environment of man, and especially the problems of meteorology, hydrology and water management. At three public universities: the University of Wrocław (2018), the Wrocław University of Science and Technology (2018) and the Wrocław University of Environmental Sciences (2018), there are three large faculties with the profile of Earth science, environmental engineering and management, the staff of which is involved with this subject-matter and in addition educate more than 3000 students. Independently, there are also active research institutes, including the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management – National Research Institute, Wrocław Branch, the primary research objective of which is the monitoring and study of the conditions of the environment, prediction of phenomena occurring in the environment, and management of systems of warning against extreme events (Institute of Meteorology and Water Management – National Research Institute 2018). In view of a strong need for scientific meetings, exchange of research experience and support for environmental activity, in February 2013 the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management – National Research Institute (IMWM-NRI) and the Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences (WUELS) initiated cyclic meetings of scientists and students – an environmental seminar concerned with meteorology, hydrology, water management and mathematical modelling in environmental sciences. The Seminar, which from the start took place every month during the academic year, was meant also to provide subject-matter support for the newly created journal Meteorology, Hydrology and Water Management (first volume published in December 2013). The environmental seminar, started in 2013, was preceded by scientific meetings of two collaborating research entities – the Department of Regional Studies, IMWM-NRI, and the Department of Statistic, Faculty of Mathematics, WUELS, that took place in the years 2010-2012. During the period from February 2013 till February 2018, a total of 45 reports were presented at the Seminar. The titles of all the reports, together with the authors and their affiliations, are given below. 1. Structure of the rainfall-runoff operational model, W. Szalińska (IMWM-NRI, Wrocław), February 2013. 2. Processing of meteorological data (observed and forecasted) with preparation of entry to hydrological models, P. Struzik, I. Otop (IMWM-NRI, Katowice, Wrocław), March 2013. 3. Methods of preparing hydrological forecasts, F. Szumiejko, M. Kasina, A. Hański (IMWM-NRI, Wrocław, Kraków, Poznań), April 2013. 4. Analysis and forecast of water resources of Nysa Łużycka – assumptions and progress of the project NEYMO, M. Adynkiewicz-Piragas (IMWM-NRI, Wrocław), May 2013. 5. Methods for calculating inviolable flows in Poland, J. Niedbała (IMWM-NRI, Kraków), June 2013. 6. Operational hydrological model of rainfall-outflow – Implementation after the first year of research, T. Tokarczyk (IMWM-NRI, Wrocław), October 2013. 7. Extreme flow changes for various climate change scenarios and the Kaczawa River, L. Kuchar (WUELS/ IMWM-NRI, Wrocław), S. Iwański (WUELS), L. Jelonek (IMWM-NRI, Wrocław), November 2013. 8. Evapotranspiration as a water balance component in the context of hydrological modeling, L. Łabędzki (ITP, Bydgoszcz), December 2013.

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Impact of environmental issues on research society and topic distribution in academic interest of Wrocław (Poland) – on the 5th anniversary of the environmental seminar on meteorology, hydrology and water management