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International Journal of Rail Transportation. 10:133-158
Models that have been developed for analysis of the impacts of failure in railway networks have tended to make simplifying assumptions about train paths and delays and have not always accounted for...
Autor:
Gamal M. Abdo, Kevin Wheeler, Sami O. Eltoum, Mohammed Basheer, Simon Dadson, Zelalem T. Mekonnen, Edith Zagona, Azeb Mersha, Jim W. Hall
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Wheeler, K G, Basheer, M, Mekonnen, Z T, Eltoum, S O, Mersha, A, Abdo, G M, Zagona, E A, Hall, J W & Dadson, S J 2016, ' Cooperative filling approaches for the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam ', Water International, vol. 41, no. 4, pp. 611-634 . https://doi.org/10.1080/02508060.2016.1177698
Strategies for filling the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and implications for downstream water resources are analyzed using a river basin planning model with a wide range of historical hydrological conditions and increasing coordination between the
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Civil Engineering and Environmental Systems. 30:263-273
Investment in infrastructure is widely regarded as promoting economic growth. Moreover, infrastructure has a critical and often irreversible role in locking in patterns of development. Therefore, it is surprising that macroeconomic growth theories do
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International Journal of Remote Sensing. 34:864-884
This article presents an evaluation of the thermal data acquired by the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer AVHRR instrument to quantify the spatial temperature dynamics of London. A total of 81 cloud-free AVHRR scenes from summers between 1996
Autor:
Changwei Hu, Minglei Ren, Xiaotao Cheng, Haitao Sun, Haoyun Wu, Edward P. Evans, Chaoqing Yu, Jon Wicks, Mathew Scott, Jing Wang, Zongxue Xu, Jim W. Hall, Yanyan Wang
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International Journal of Geographical Information Science. 26:643-665
The Taihu Basin is located in the east coast of China, with a total area of 36,895 km2. Low-lying floodplain areas occupy about 83% of the basin. The threat of frequent floods to this economically important area has stimulated construction of enormou
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Journal of Hydraulic Research. 49:307-316
Dam-break flows usually occur in domains with complex geometric and topographic features and involve abrupt flow patterns. A dam-break model must therefore be able to effectively handle different flow types including transcritical flows or hydraulic
Autor:
Jim W. Hall, Nicholas Frank Pidgeon
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Civil Engineering and Environmental Systems. 27:243-253
The challenge of climate change is an outstanding example of a systems problem. Engineers have an essential, and so far under-recognised, role in responding to the climate challenge, alongside many other disciplines in environmental science, economic
Autor:
Dimitri Solomatine, Jim W. Hall
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International Journal of River Basin Management. 6:85-98
Modern flood risk management involves responding sustainably to flood risk with portfolios of structural and non‐structural measures. Under these circumstances of multi‐attribute choice between portfolios of options, the motivation for uncertaint
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International Journal of River Basin Management. 6:163-174
There exists a growing range of powerful quantitative uncertainty, sensitivity, risk and decision analysis techniques, on which flood risk management has begun to draw. A number of factors conspire to limit the rate and the extent of their uptake. On
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International Journal of Water Resources Development. 21:577-591
Most studies of the impacts of sea level rise (SLR) have explored scenarios of