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Changes in water drainage and networks

open access: yes, 2011
Ziaja, Wiesław, Ostafin, Krzysztof
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An integrated assessment of drainage system reconstruction based on a drainage network model

Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2019
In order to mitigate urban flooding and combined sewer overflows, an integrated assessment method was proposed to identify the optimum reconstruction scheme of a drainage system by considering environment, economy, and society. The integrated assessment framework consisted of the drainage system model establishment, analytic hierarchy process theory ...
Zhenliang Liao   +2 more
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Drainage network simulation

Computers & Geosciences, 1986
Abstract A program is written to generate a drainage network on an arbitrary land surface based on the principle that water runs down the steepest slope. The drainage network includes not only stream lines but also lakes which are formed within any closed topographic depressions. The drainage network simulation is performed on a rough slope which is
Li-Ping Yuan, N. Luanne Vanderpool
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Drainage divide networks

2020
We propose a novel way to measure and analyze networks of drainage divides from digital elevation models. We developed an algorithm that extracts drainage divides based on the drainage basin boundaries defined by a stream network. In contrast to streams, there is no straightforward approach to order and classify divides, although it is intuitive that ...
Scherler, Dirk   +1 more
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Feature-based derivation of drainage networks

International journal of geographical information systems, 1993
Abstract An approach to the automatic derivation of drainage networks from digital elevation models (DEMs) using regular-gridded data is described. Features such as depressions and plateaus, on which drainage directions are undefined, are handled as entities in their own right, and are identified using operations on connected regions.
J. E. McCormack   +4 more
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Optimal Design of Rural Drainage Networks

Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2013
Abstract In this paper, a novel procedure is presented and demonstrated for the optimal design of rural drainage networks, based on the coupling of a genetic algorithm with suitable hydrologic and hydraulic models. The models, which allow the evaluation of water depth and discharge through the network, differ for the levels of simplification introduced
CIMORELLI, LUIGI   +5 more
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Low cost drainage networks

Networks, 1976
AbstractAn approach to reducing the cost of drainage networks, such as plumbing networks in buildings, is described. The drain design problem is modelled as a specialized mathematical network called a drainage network; it is shown to be related to the Steiner problem in a directed graph. A procedure which yields a good approximation to the minimum cost
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Parallel drainage network computation on CUDA

Computers & Geosciences, 2010
Abstract Drainage networks determination from digital elevation models (DEM) has been a widely studied problem in the last three decades. During this time, satellite technology has been improving and optimizing digitalized images, and computers have been increasing their capabilities to manage such a huge quantity of information.
Lidia M. Ortega 0001   +1 more
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Self-Organized Critical Drainage Networks

Physical Review Letters, 2001
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S, Hergarten, H J, Neugebauer
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Drainage network power

Water Resources Research, 1979
Although many indices of drainage basin characteristics have been devised and employed in previous studies, there is still a need to identify those indices which have an easily interpreted physical significance to be of use in explanatory models. Whereas stream power has been used in hydraulic studies of river channels, a comparable expression can be ...
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