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La mesure de débit par dilution – Quel avenir pour cette technique ?
LHB Hydroscience Journal, 2022 Selon les résultats d’une enquête menée en 2017 auprès des gestionnaires de réseaux hydrométriques français, 1 % de leur activité de jaugeage est effectuée par la méthode de dilution.
Christian Lallement +3 more
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Stage Monitoring in Turbid Reservoirs with an Inclined Terrestrial Near-Infrared Lidar
Remote Sensing, 2016 To monitor the stage in turbid reservoirs with a sloping bank, it has been proposed to install a near-infrared Lidar on the bank and to orient it so that it points at the water surface with a large incidence angle (between ≈ 30° and 70°).
Serge Tamari +4 more
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Steponas Kolupaila's contribution to hydrological science development [PDF]
History of Geo- and Space Sciences, 2017 Steponas Kolupaila (1892–1964) was an important figure in 20th century hydrology and one of the pioneers of scientific water gauging in Europe. His research on the reliability of hydrological data and measurement methods was particularly important
G. Valiuškevičius
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Determination of extracellular fluid volume in healthy and azotemic cats [PDF]
, 2015 BACKGROUND: Methods for determining extracellular fluid volume (ECFV) are important clinically for cats. Bromide dilution has been studied in cats to estimate ECFV. Markers of GFR also distribute in ECFV and can be used for its measurement.
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Insights into rainfall undercatch for differing raingauge rim heights
Hydrology Research, 2019 The measurement of rainfall has a long history, but despite its apparent simplicity it is difficult to quantify accurately. The common installation of raingauges with rims above the ground surface results in a difference between the rainfall caught and ...
Katie Muchan, Harry Dixon
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Fuzzy clustering and distributed model for streamflow estimation in ungauged watersheds
Scientific Reports, 2021 This paper proposes a regionalization method for streamflow prediction in ungauged watersheds in the 7461 km2 area above the Gharehsoo Hydrometry Station in the Ardabil Province, in the north of Iran.
Amirhosein Mosavi +6 more
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An Experimental Study for Swelling Effect on Repairing of Cracks in Fine-Grained Clayey Soils
Applied Sciences, 2022 Earth-dam failure starts with cracking in the clay core, and this cracking is not easy to detect and prevent. Therefore, swellable clay is a feasible solution, which helps to close the cracks automatically based on the self-healing process. The presented
Mahdi Nikbakht +5 more
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Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 2021 Study region: A semi-arid drainage system overlying a thick (12 km) sedimentary sequence on the Dampier Peninsula in northwestern Australia. Study focus: In this study we combine aerial geophysics, geological mapping, hydrometry and hydrochemistry with ...
Sarah A. Bourke +4 more
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On the Accuracy of Particle Image Velocimetry with Citizen Videos—Five Typical Case Studies
Hydrology, 2022 The application of image velocimetry to measure surface streamflow velocities requires meticulous preparation, including surveying and securing both the existence of floating features on the water surface, and, as in every hydrometry method, appropriate ...
Evangelos Rozos +2 more
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Some challenges in hydrometry [PDF]
La Houille Blanche, 2014 Hydrometry has always been an important branch in hydrology. Even so, the quality of streamflow data might not have evolved in accordance with the advances in hydrological sciences. A too large uncertainty in published data is still a challenge in hydrometry. Hydrometric field work is a diverse profession.
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