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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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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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Hydraulic Model Prediction of the Total Load of Sediment Transport in The Euphrates River at The Upstream Ramadi Barrage [PDF]
Examining river engineering properties and bed erosion is one of the most challenging but crucial issues in river engineering and sediment hydraulics, so preventing erosion and sedimentation is one of the primary goals of river management and prediction ...
Hammad Abdulhaleem A., Sulaiman Sadeq O.
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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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The Impact of Meteorological Drought on Rainwater Harvesting in Al-Khoser Basin, Iraq
The relationship between rainfall and runoff is complex and directly related to human life, plants, and animals and their whereabouts. Modeling this process requires a suitable hydrologic model to determine accurate results, such as volume and peak ...
Omar M. A. Mahmood-Agha +2 more
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Scour depth downstream sharp-crested weir
Weirs are hydraulic obstructions constructed across an open-channel flow causing a rise in water which is useful to convert water to the channels upstream as well as using these structures as a measuring device.
Arwa A. Mala Obaida +2 more
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Discharge predicted in compound channels using adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS)
Some hydraulic structures and phenomena, including compound channels, must be studied in relation to open channel flow. Despite the fact that the primary channel and watersheds share a similar degree of roughness, estimating discharge in composite ...
Khattab Noor I. +2 more
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Effect of Soil Bulk Density on Water Infiltration in Layered Soil
: The optimal design of various irrigation systems requires knowledge and a deep understanding of various soil properties. Water infiltration in the soil is among the most prominent of these characteristics.
Ahmed A. M. Al-Ogaidi +3 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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In northern Iraq, countless non-abuse stream valleys can be used to store water for a variety of purposes; domestic, supplementary irrigation, and recharging groundwater.
Azealdeen S. Al-Jawadi +2 more
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