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Water resources engineering

Advances in Water Resources, 1980
Dhrubajyoti Sen
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Advances in Water Resources, 1981
Ce, Water Resources Engineering, P. C. Swain   +2 more
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Genetic programming in water resources engineering: A state-of-the-art review

Journal of Hydrology, 2018
The state-of-the-art genetic programming (GP) method is an evolutionary algorithm for automatic generation of computer programs. In recent decades, GP has been frequently applied on various kind of engineering problems and undergone speedy advancements ...
A. D. Mehr, Vahid Nourani, Ercan Kahya, B. Hrnjica, A. Sattar, Z. Yaseen   +5 more
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Water Resources Engineering Education

Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, 1985
Water resources engineering education may hinder the development of practitioners who must be not only technically proficient, but also capable of managing engineering problems in a social, political, and economic context. Professional water resources engineering requires the ability to communicate in interdisciplinary efforts, to plan public ...
William R. Walker, Phyllis G. Bridgeman
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Tools for enhancing the application of self-organizing maps in water resources research and engineering

, 2020
Environmental measurements generate great volumes of high-dimensional data (often noisy and with missing values) from which meaningful messages may be extracted through appropriate organisation and summarisation.
S. Clark, S. Sisson, Ashish Sharma
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Copulas and their Applications in Water Resources Engineering

, 2019
Complex environmental and hydrological processes are characterized by more than one correlated random variable. These events are multivariate and their treatment requires multivariate frequency analysis.
Lan Zhang, V. P. Singh
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Assessment on water resources carrying capacity in karst areas by using an innovative DPESBRM concept model and cloud model.

Science of the Total Environment, 2020
The shortage of water resources in karst areas is mainly caused by the development of karst landforms, poor availability of water resources and the difficulty of utilization. To reasonably evaluate water resources carrying capacity (WRCC) of karst areas,
Tao Peng, Hongwei Deng, Yun Lin, Zhiyuan Jin   +3 more
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EDUCATING WATER RESOURCE ENGINEERS

Canadian Water Resources Journal, 1991
Developing, managing and assessing impacts on water resources are much more complex activities now than they once were. Water resource professionals now come from many more disciplines than before; but civil engineers are still almost always needed as team members.
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Ecological Engineering in Water Resources

Water International, 1999
Abstract Ecological engineering is a relatively unfamiliar; cost-effective strategy for tackling the “second generation” of water resource problems. It can be defined as the design, construction, operation, and management of landscape/aquatic structures and associated plant and animal communities to benefit humanity and nature.
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Water Resources Engineering in Karst

2004
General Introduction to Karst. Groundwater in Karst. Underground Water Tapping. Dams and Reservoirs - Inherent Risk. Dams and Reservoirs - Prevention and Remediation. Underground Dams and Reservoirs. Karst Spring Submergence. Tunneling in Karst - Common Problems. Criteria Proposals for Groundwater Protection Zoning in Karst Regions. Groundwater Tracing
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