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Title: Military hydrology. Report 21, Regulation of streamflow by dams and associated modeling capabilities
Authors: Wurbs, Ralph Allen.
Keywords: Rivers--Regulation--Mathematical models
River engineering
Military hydrology
Flood dams and reservoirs
Streamflow
Publisher: Environmental Laboratory (U.S.)
Series/Report no.: Miscellaneous Paper ; EL-79-6 Report 21
Abstract: Abstract: This report provides a general overview of dams and reservoirs, how they are operated to regulate streamflow, and mathematical modeling capabilities for analyzing their operation. The report is based on a review of the literature, with a view toward developing information pertinent to military planning and operations. The treatment of dams and reservoirs includes: (A.) a discussion of the worldwide inventory of dams, (B.) types and configurations of dams and appurtenant structures, and (C.) reservoir regulation procedures. State-of-the-art modeling capabilities are reviewed in the categories of stimulation, optimization, flood wave analysis, streamflow synthesis, water quality, and sediment transport. Development of rating curves is also covered.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11681/22645
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