Floods are considered as one of the most frequently occurring natural hazards worldwide
and are occurring increasingly frequent in recent decades. Flood risk assessment is an …

Hydrological forecasting is key for water resources allocation and flood risk management.
Although a number of advanced hydrological forecasting methods have been developed in …

Flood risk increases with climate change and rapid urbanization, which urgently needs to
improve the capacity of urban drainage systems. In the study, a staged optimization model …

Stepped spillways have a wide range of applicability as a hydraulic structure in large dams
to dissipate energy of high-velocity flows at a downstream area of dams as well as release …

One of the key factors for flood modeling and control is the flood hydrograph, which is not
always available due to lack of flood discharge observations. In reverse flow routing …

Flood prediction and control are among the major tools for decision makers and water
resources planners to avoid flood disasters. The Muskingum model is one of the most widely …

Best management practices (BMP) seek to mimic the pre-development hydrological
behavior by increasing infiltration and reducing runoff. However, its use worldwide is still …

Since European colonisation, many coastal rivers of New South Wales (NSW) have been
highly modified by channelisation, flow regulation, sediment mining, intensive grazing and …

Due to the importance of channel flow characteristics in the water conveyance, the study of it
is a noteworthy problem for hydraulics experts and much attempts has been accomplished …

Quantitative control and safe exploitation of water resources are crucial components for the
sustainable development of any region due to increasing water scarcity, especially in arid …