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David Jay Varieties of Non-Stationary Tides in Tidal Rivers Amir Mohammad Arash Flood Hydrology and River Recovery in Eastern Australia Hossien Riahi-madvar Uncertainty analysis, quantification in HEC-RAS results for probabilistic hydraulic simulation Claudia Färber GRDC: Global archive for river discharge data Md Ataul Gani Nitrogen retention of a large tropical river – a mass balance...
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Convenor: Chanjoo Lee (KICT, Korea) Many studies employed laboratory flumes for investigating various phenomena occurring in natural rivers. However, it is quite difficult to avoid the scale effect of a wide variety of hydraulics and ecological phenomena including sedimentation, aquatic flora and fauna, and associated habitats. Numerous full-scale hydraulic experiments have been recently conducted for...
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Mohd Kamarul Huda Samion A Physical Modelling Approach to Assessing Water Control Structures Shu Kai Ng Investigation of Flow through Small-Hydropower by Numerical and Experimental Methods Cristina Fael Flow Hydrodynamics Around a Large and Complex Pier. Numerical Study Felix Spröer A coastal engineering perspective – Numerical modelling of brushwood fences Pietro Giaretta Laboratory Experiments on...
August 1, 2023 1:39 pm |
Convenors: Moez Louati (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Silvia Meniconi (Perugia University) Hydraulic transient is known as the rapidly changing flow inducing pressure waves in closed conduits or open channel systems. Despite initially assumed to be one dimensional in nature, recent research has demonstrated that three-dimensional shear and turbulence effects impose significant changes...
August 1, 2023 1:36 pm |
Convenors: Nils Rüther (TU Munich), Jan De Keyser (University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna), , Tobias Sigfried (Hydrosolutions Ltd.), Daniel S. Hayes (University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna), Hannah Schwedhelm (TU Munich) Central Asia has large potential for hydropower generation, however, water resources are unevenly distributed and heavily exploited by irrigation....