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El Niño‐Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is the most dominant interannual signal of climate variability and profoundly affects river flooding globally, especially in East Asia. However, ENSO also has ∼2,000 and ∼1,000‐year cycles, but due to the lack of flood
Fei Peng +5 more
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El Bierzo Tertiary sub-basin (Oligocene–Miocene, NW Spain) is a small remnant of the western Duero Basin, a nonmarine broken foreland basin developed in front of the Cantabrian Mountains (Pyrenean orogen).
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27 Mile Wash flood plain delineation study
: This report describes the hydrologic and hydraulic analysis. Development in the lower end of the watershed has occurred without knowledge of the floodplain's characteristics.Special study (Pima County Regional Flood Control District (Ariz.)) ; 22PDF ...
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CONSTRUCTION PROPERTIES OF FLOOD DEPOSITS IN THE DIWANIYAH RIVER
Natural foundations of the buildings located in the middle Iraq region are represented by quaternary deposits that have been formed as residue of fine (clay and dusty) particles being transported by low-speed water flow.
A. Al-Robai Ali
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Holocene Paleoflood Stratigraphy and Sedimentary Events in the Poompuhar Reach, Lower Cauvery River
The Late Holocene flood history of the Cauvery River floodplain in the Poompuhar region was reconstructed using a multiproxy sedimentological approach applied to three trench cores. Lithostratigraphy, loss on ignition (LOI), magnetic susceptibility (MS),
Somasundharam Magalingam +1 more
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Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association
Rob Rash PE, PLS Executive Vice President World’s Third Largest Watershed Drainage Basin for 41% of the United States St. Francis Levee District Created in 1893 by State Legislature Protects Seven Counties – Mississippi (5), Crittenden (4), Craighead ...
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Lower Bound on Preserved Flood Duration in Fluvial Bedform Stratigraphy
River bedforms and their deposits—fluvial cross strata— respond to floods. However, it is unclear if all floods are equally represented in cross strata.
Robert C. Mahon +5 more
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Flood damage, vulnerability and risk perception - challenges for flood damage research [PDF]
The current state-of-the-art in flood damage analysis mainly focuses on the economic evaluation of tangible flood effects. It is contended in this discussion paper that important economic, social and ecological aspects of flood-related vulnerabilities ...
Meyer, Volker, Messner, Frank
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Knowledge of, and response to, upland flash flooding: a case study of flood risk management of the 2005 flash flood in upper Ryedale, North Yorkshire, U.K. [PDF]
The dangerous hazard posed by flash flooding to upland communities is likely to increase due to climate change. The flood risk management policy approach has become predominant since the 1990s, with an emphasis on the public awareness of, and responses ...
HOPKINS, JONATHAN
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Minutes of organization meeting of Arkansas Drainage and Flood Control Commission, July 18, 1927
Three typed pages. Minutes of a meeting of various levee boards, Chambers of Commerce, bankers, and business interests called by Governor John E. Martineau through the Arkansas Flood Commission.
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