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• Establishment of Groundwater Level Warning for Covered Karst Areas in Northern China
• Flow Chocking Characteristics of Leak-Floor Flip Buckets . - Effects of Brackish Water Salinity on the Soil Salt and Water.- Movements and the Cotton Seedling Growth Under Film Hole Irrigation.- Risk Assessment of Rainstorm Waterlogging in New District.- International Comparison of Water Resources Utilization Efficiency in China
• Dynamic Water Environmental Capacity Calculations of Rivers Based on Hydrological Processes
• Hourly Campus Water Demand Forecasting Using a Hybrid EEMD-Elman Neural Network Model
• The Study on Groundwater Recharge and Evolution in Northwestern China. .
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This book presents the gatherings of the "2016 International Conference on Water Resource and Hydraulic Engineering, " which primarily focused on the sustainable development of water resources and the environment in both China and the United States. The respective papers cover a wide variety of research areas, including watershed hydrology; river hydraulics; groundwater hydrology; water resources management and sustainability development; water supply planning under climate change; water quality analysis and water pollution; sponge city development and urban watershed management; environment and sustainability; global connections between air and water; and irrigation and drainage issues for agricultural engineering. The contributions will be of interest to a global readership and highlight the emerging problems facing developing countries, as well as research and measures to successfully deal with them and promote a greener and more eco-friendly living environment.
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• Establishment of Groundwater Level Warning for Covered Karst Areas in Northern China
• Flow Chocking Characteristics of Leak-Floor Flip Buckets . - Effects of Brackish Water Salinity on the Soil Salt and Water.- Movements and the Cotton Seedling Growth Under Film Hole Irrigation.- Risk Assessment of Rainstorm Waterlogging in New District.- International Comparison of Water Resources Utilization Efficiency in China
• Dynamic Water Environmental Capacity Calculations of Rivers Based on Hydrological Processes
• Hourly Campus Water Demand Forecasting Using a Hybrid EEMD-Elman Neural Network Model
• The Study on Groundwater Recharge and Evolution in Northwestern China. .
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This book presents the gatherings of the "2016 International Conference on Water Resource and Hydraulic Engineering, " which primarily focused on the sustainable development of water resources and the environment in both China and the United States. The respective papers cover a wide variety of research areas, including watershed hydrology; river hydraulics; groundwater hydrology; water resources management and sustainability development; water supply planning under climate change; water quality analysis and water pollution; sponge city development and urban watershed management; environment and sustainability; global connections between air and water; and irrigation and drainage issues for agricultural engineering. The contributions will be of interest to a global readership and highlight the emerging problems facing developing countries, as well as research and measures to successfully deal with them and promote a greener and more eco-friendly living environment.
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• Part 1 Discrete forms of conservation laws: fundamental laws
• conservation laws and equations - mass, momentum, energy
• Galilean frames
• mass, momentum and energy levels in relation to mass, momentum and energy flux densities
• generalization
• some worked problems
• some unworked problems. Part 2 Continuous forms of conservation laws: the problem concerning representations
• one-dimensional flows - the simplest case
• the influence of diffusion
• equivalance of conservation laws - continuity and reversibility conditions
• the question concerning diffusion
• introduction of lateral inflows, bed slopes, and resistance and driving stresses
• expansions and contractions in one-dimensional flows
• flows in channels of a natural form
• low flows and pressurized flows
• reduction of the general equations to special forms
• two-dimensional conservation forms for homogeneous fluids
• one-dimensional flows in a stratified fluid
• Eulerian forms and algorithmic forms
• rotational and irrotational flows that are two-dimensional in plan - vorticity equations
• the generalized Bernoulli equation for two-dimensional flow
• three-dimensional flows
• Eulerian forms of Boussinesq and some other short-period wave equations
• continuum descriptions of the simplest subsurface processes
• some unworked problems. Part 3 The method of characteristics: the principle of the method of characteristics
• characteristics and invariants for nearly-horizontal flows - the derivation from L1Ar
• regions of state
• formation and computation of the hydraulic jump
• algebraic indeterminacy conditions for the method of characteristics
• unidirectional wave propagation
• the linearized method of characteristics - unidirectional waves in hydrology
• the linearized method of characteristics - periodic waves
• the characteristic varieties for two-dimensional nearly-horizontal flows
• some worked problems
• some unworked problems. Part 4 Numerical methods: introduction
• the three- and four-point methods of characteristics
• introduction to difference methods using the example of the pure advection or scalar wave equation
• explicit difference methods for one-dimensional nearly-horizontal flows
• implicit difference methods for one-dimensional nearly-horizontal flows
• inverse difference methods for one-dimensional nearly-horizontal flows
• difference methods for one-dimensional flows of non-homogeneous fluids
• difference methods for linearized two-dimensional nearly-horizontal flows
• characterization of schemes through their propagation properties
• characterization of schemes through their vorticity properties
• three-dimensional hydrodynamic modelling
• difference methods for general two-dimensional nearly-horizontal flows
• implicit schemes for the Boussinesq equation
• the solution of equations of the parabolic type
• some worked problems
• some unworked problems. (Part contents).
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This revised text provides an updated account of principles and survey modelling in hydraulic, coastal and offshore engineering. Topics covered include discrete forms of conservation laws, numerical methods, the foundations of computational hydraulics, and applications of computational hydraulics.
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• Fair fight
• Envisioning the ephemeral city
• Building the dream
• A global courtship
• The exposition will not be postponed
• An architectural tour of the palaces and courts
• A masterpiece of illumination
• State of the art: 1915
• The university of the world and shop-window of civilization
• A world tour within the Golden Gate
• Famous and infamous visitors
• A pageant of art
• A stroll along the Joy Zone
• Race and red lights on the midway
• Filling the playbill
• The grandest bands
• Seasons of wonder
• Imperium in imperio
• Death and life of a fair.

• Introduction
• Establishing the appropriateness of managed floods
• Designing flood releases
• Implementation
• A practical example: the Waza-Logone floodplain
• Conclusion.

• Definitions Examples of Computational Hydraulics Applications Additional Terms Sources of Terms and Definitions.
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Computational hydraulics and hydrologic modeling are rapidly developing fields with a wide range of applications in areas ranging from wastewater disposal and stormwater management to civil and environmental engineering. These fields are full of promise, but the abundance of literature that now exists contains many new terms that are not always defined.Computational Hydraulics and Hydrology: An Illustrated Dictionary defines more that 4,000 basic terms and phrases related to water conveyance with emphasis on computational hydraulics and hydrologic modeling. Compiled by Nicolas G. Adrien, a noted consulting engineer with three decades of experience, this dictionary includes detailed references to actual modeling studies, nearly 100 illustrations, 150 equations and formulas, and many notations. It also includes a chapter of application examples and another containing more than 6,000 related terms with a list of resources where interested readers can find additional definitions.Other dictionaries and glossaries related to these areas tend to be either dated or much narrower in scope. This dictionary offers broad, practice-based coverage of terms culled directly from the latest texts, references, and actual engineering reports. Computational Hydraulics and Hydrology: An Illustrated Dictionary stands alone in providing ready access to the vocabulary of these subjects.
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