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The fieldwork conducted for this research took place while Pablo Arboleda was a doctoral candidate funded by the scholarship “Thüringer Graduiertenförderung,” granted by Bauhaus-University Weimar (Germany). The materialization of the present contribution has unfolded while Pablo Arboleda was a post-doc at the University of Glasgow, funded by the Urban ...
Arboleda, Pablo, Jankiewicz, Pawel
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Dams, Dams and More Dams: Issues in Evaluating Business Cases for Dam Expansion in Australia
Abstract Conventional interventions for mitigating flood risk and increasing water security often focus on large-scale engineering solutions despite evidence of significant cost overruns and negative environmental impacts. This study is an example of participatory research in water economics, motivated (and requested) by concerns from ...
John M Kandulu +2 more
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Dam Break Analysis of Sermo Dam
Sermo Dam is located in the Special Region of Yogyakarta and serves multiple purposes including providing drinking water, supplementing irrigation systems in the Kalibawang area, and flood control. According to data published by the World Commission, 60% of mitigation measures taken to overcome the impact of dam structure failures are unsuccessful. The
Sumira, Maria +2 more
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Dam Safety: Use of Instrumentation in Dams
Dam safety concerns do not stop at site selection, or the design and construction stages of a dam, but continue throughout its whole life. Seeing to safety issues of any dam is done by following up its behavior through visual observation supplemented and enriched by data collection from all the devices installed on or implanted in a dam to follow its ...
Adamo, Nasrat +4 more
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Rainfall Data Analysis and Study of Meteorological Draught in Iraq for the Period 1970-2010
This work aimed to analyze and evaluate the metrological draught in Iraq. Monthly rainfalldata were collected from 22 meteorological stations scattered all over Iraq for the period 1970-2010.
Taymoor A. Awchi, Ansam I. Jasim
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Morphologic Characteristics of Tigris River with at Mosul City
In this research work the morphologic and bed material characteristic for 21 km of Tigris River at Mosul city were studied. Seventy seven cross sections were established on this reach. These cross sections were surveyed.
Khaleel Othman +2 more
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Rainwater Harvesting of Some Catchment Areas in Mosul City/ Iraq by Small Dams Construction
In semi-arid and arid areas, there is little surface and groundwater. Consequently, efforts are being undertaken to protect and collect rainwater as much as possible. When the rainfall is irregular in arid and semi-arid regions, a large portion of it is
Shatha H. D. AL-Zakar +1 more
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Mosul Dam: Is it the Most Dangerous Dam in the World? [PDF]
Abstract Mosul Dam is an earth fill dam, with a storage capacity of 11.11 km 3 constructed on highly karstified gypsum beds alternating with marl and limestone. After impounding in 1986, seepage locations were recognized. The dam situation now indicates that it is in a state
Nadhir Al-Ansari +4 more
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Existing forecasting methods employed for rainfall forecasting encounter many limitations, because the difficulty of the underlying mathematical proceeding in dealing with the patterning and imitation of rainfall data.
Mohammed Falah Allawi +7 more
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This research aims to study the effect of land surface slope on the shape and size of the wetting pattern in the soil resulting from a dripping source, especially when there is a local surface runoff resulting from a water application rate higher than ...
Mohammad Tariq Mahmood +1 more
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