ENGINEERING MEASURES MITIGATING FLOODING DISASTERS |
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Chairs |
Michel Leclerc (Canada) Zongxue Xu (Japan) |
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8:00 |
Invited Lecture: Field tests on failure of river dike by seepage |
(Japan) |
8:30 |
The Bergambacht deformation prototype experiment in a broader perspective |
(the Netherlands) |
8:45 |
Detection of hidden piping defects in dikes by transient electromagnetic technique |
(China) |
9.00 |
Effects of suspension-type cutoff walls on seepage flow under levees |
(China) |
9:15 |
How to eliminate a hydraulic bottleneck: Nijmegen, the first example in the Netherlands |
(the Netherlands) |
9:30 |
Prediction of and measures against risks by an extreme flood in the lower Yellow River |
(China) |
9:45 |
Application of fiber optical sensor technology in hydraulic engineering |
(China) |
ENGINEERING MEASURES MITIGATING FLOODING DISASTERS |
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Chairs |
H. Nakajima (Japan) Daoyi Chen (UK) |
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10:20 |
The co-relationship of conductivity andgeotechnical parameters of Yaodi dike of Hanjiang River |
(China) |
10:35 |
Quality controlled geotechnical geophysical monitoring of flood levee's condition in Hungary |
(Hungary) |
10:50 |
Experimental study on rock revetment at river bends for bank protection |
(China) |
11:05 |
Inflatable tube barrier for temporary flood protection |
(Sweden) |
11:20 |
Detection of defects in dikes by frequency domain electro-magnetic sounding |
(China) |
11:35 |
Stormwater drop structures |
(USA) |
11:50 |
Application of construction technique of thin diaphragm wall by Grab-Drill excavating trench process in seepage control of the dike foundation of Yangtze River |
(China) |
12:05 |
Discussion |
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EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION |
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Chairs |
P. Julien (USA) Jiming Ma (China) |
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14:00 |
Invited lecture: Assessing the geomorphic effectiveness of extreme floods along resistant-boundary channels |
(USA) |
14:30 |
Water use efficiency for sedment transport in the lower Yellow River |
(China |
14:45 |
Increase on sediment yield due to the climate change - a case study |
(Brazil) |
15.00 |
Overall management improvement measures of river sand and gravel mining in Taiwan |
(Taiwan, China) |
15:15 |
Sediment transport by kinematic waves |
(USA) |
15:30 |
Physical hydraulic models to evaluate the works of protection and erosion problem on the left branch of Balsas, Mexico |
(Mexico) |
15:45 |
Experimental study of density flow at the Yellow River Mouth |
(China) |
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Discussion |
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EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION |
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Chairs |
E. Wohl (USA) Chunhong Hu (China) |
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16:20 |
Invited lecture: Theoretical and experimental studies of sediment incipient motion |
(Singapore) |
16:50 |
Stabilization mechanism of braided streams due to control of water and sediment supply |
(Japan) |
17:05 |
Modelling processes of steep mountain streams |
(Italy) |
17:20 |
Study to river bed scour in Yangtze River during flood |
(the Netherlands) |
17:35 |
Maintaining conveyance of alluvial channels and utilization of sredge spoils striking some balance between siltation and landfill needs |
(Iran) |
17:50 |
The nonlinear cusp-catastrophe model of sediment transport rate |
(China) |
18:05 |
Studying on laws of incipient motion for non-uniform sediment |
(China) |
Discussion |
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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF FLOODS |
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airs |
A. J. Abebe (the Netherlands) Guangqian Wang (China) |
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8:00 |
Potentials and measures for the restoration of retention areas: the Lahn River example in Germany |
(Germany) |
8:15 |
Water quantity and turbidity simulation with distributed runoff model in the Yellow River basin |
(Japan) |
8:30 |
Environmental impacts of heavy flash floods, Golestan province flood (10, 11 Aug 2001) case study |
(Iran) |
8:45 |
Feasibility analysis of wetland restoration by using floodwater |
(China) |
9.00 |
Extreme climatic events, environmental hazards and flooding in Kullu Valley |
(India) |
9.15 |
Flood-control strategies and engineering measures for cities along Fuchun River |
(China) |
9:30 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD FORECAST |
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Chairs |
S. Melin (Sweden) Jing Gao (China) |
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10:20 |
Real time forecasting of runoff in a urban hydrological catchment: comparison among ANN, SVM and GP |
(Italy) |
10:35 |
Evaluation of five hydrologic models for real-time flood forecasting use in the Yangtze River catchment |
(Australia) |
10:50 |
Application of artificial neural network technique in real-time flood forecasting |
(Japan) |
11:05 |
Balancing between generalization and over-fitting: ANN-based modeling for flow forecasting |
(the Netherlands) |
11:20 |
Flood forecasting using the radial basis function neural network with fuzzy min-max clustering |
(Taiwan) |
11:35 |
Flow prediction with artificial neural networks |
(India) |
11:50 |
Enhancing flood forecasts via complementary modelling |
(the Netherlands) |
12:05 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD FORECAST |
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Chairs |
O. Giustolisi (Italy) Jikang Lu (China) |
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14:00 |
Invited lecture: Flood and flood control of the Yellow river |
(China) |
14:30 |
Peak value recognition method based on artificial neural network and the application in flood forecasting |
(China) |
14:45 |
Stochastic properties and preliminary forecasting of daily flow of the Yellow River at Tangnaihai and Tongguan |
(the Netherlands) |
15.00 |
Flood forecasting using Jordan Recurrent Artificial Neural Networks |
(the Netherlands) |
15:15 |
Decision support system for flood protection : presentation of Sino-Euro cooperation projects |
(China) |
15:30 |
Flood forecasting and warning system in Bangladesh |
(Bangladesh) |
15:45 |
A flood forecasting model for the Beijiang River below Feilaixia Dam |
(China) |
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Discussion |
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FLOOD FORECAST |
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Chairs |
R. H. Meade (USA) Wenxue Li (China) |
|
16:20 |
On the use of coupled mesoscale meteorological and hydrological models for flood forecasting in midsize mountain catchments: operational experience and verification |
(Italy) |
16:35 |
Hourly flood forecasting of Chumporn River with a neural network model |
(Thailand) |
16:50 |
Researching of high tidal level forecast method at ganpu station in Qiantang Estuar |
(China) |
17:05 |
River stage real-time forecasting in Qiantang Estuary |
(China) |
17:20 |
Classifier based local artificial neural networks applied to watershed runoff forecasting |
(China) |
17:35 |
Tucuruí Hydroelectric power station water level forecasts during the second phase diversion at the time of the exceptional 1980 floods |
(Brazil) |
17:50 |
Regional flood analysis in small catchments of Central-Alborz |
(Iran) |
18:05 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD MODELING |
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Chairs |
J. K. Vrijling (the Netherlands) Xiaotao Cheng (China) |
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8:00 |
The Dora 2D model: application to a natural catchment in Southern Italy |
(Italy) |
8:15 |
Application of artificial neural networks and M5 model trees to modeling stage-discharge relationship |
(the Netherlands) |
8:30 |
Three dimensional calculations of flow and bed load transport in the Elbe River |
(China) |
8:45 |
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|
9.00 |
Application of a four-step method for efficient numerical solution of unsteady-state hydraulics of canal network for flood control and drainage in the Sihu Polder area |
(Canada) |
9:15 |
Two basic issues in the numerical flood inundation analysis by 2D FDM simulation of shallow water equation |
(Japan) |
9:30 |
Numerical simulation for dike overtopping and partial breaching flow and its application |
(China) |
9:45 |
Study of the mathematical model for 2-D tidal flow and water quality under the orthogonal curvilinear coordinates |
(China) |
FLOOD MODELING |
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Chairs |
K. Takeuchi (Japan) Yongcan Chen (China) |
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10:20 |
Numerical modeling of flood in Malaprabha River basin using kinematic wave model |
(India) |
10:35 |
Modeling of flood and tidal flow in river network and its application to the Pearl River |
(USA) |
10:50 |
Simulation of stage discharge hysteresis in Dongting Lake hydraulic forecasting model |
(Canada) |
11:05 |
A two dimensional numerical model for simulation of flood propagation in initially dry bed |
(China) |
11:20 |
Comparison between Muscl and Kfvs methods for 1-D shallow water equations |
(Hong Kong) |
11:35 |
A model for breach growth in sand-dikes |
(the Netherlands) |
11:50 |
Detection of an ancient underground irrigation and drainage system by electromagnetic technique |
(China) |
12:05 |
Discussion |
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Mekong Room 8:00 – 10:00 Session D1
ISEIS’2002 (International Society for Environmental Information Sciences) | ||
Chair |
Shin Cheng Yeh (Canada) Lianxiang Wang (Canada) |
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8:00 |
Digitized watershed management systems supported by integrated simulation, optimization and information technologies |
Canada |
8:30 |
The Perspectives of Environmental Informatics and Systems Analysis |
Taiwan, China |
9.00 |
An Economic-Environmental Scenario Simulation Model of BOD Pollution in Taiwan |
Taiwan, China |
9:15 |
Linking Climate Change with Regional Sustainability in the Georgia Basin |
Canada |
9.30 |
Simulation of Pesticide Losses by Runoff and Sediment Transport in Floodplain Systems |
Canada |
9.45 |
Discussion |
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10:00 - 10:20 Break
Mekong Room 10:20 – 12:20 Session D2
ISEIS’2002 |
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Chairs |
Ni Bin Chang and Yongyuan Yin |
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10:20 |
Integration of Internet and a GIS-Based Flood Simulation Model in an Urban Context |
USA |
10.35 |
Sustainable Aquatic Environment Management Using the State-of-the-Art Information Technologies Yang-Chi Chang Meng-Tsung Lee, Kun-Chi Lai, and Jeng-Chung Chen |
Taiwan, China |
10:50 |
Digital Elevation Models for Watershed Characterization in Runoff Modeling: Quality, Processing and Uncertainty Simon Wu, Jonathan Li and Gordon Huang |
Canada |
11:05 |
Water Resources Carrying Capacity in Guangzhou City |
China |
11:20 |
Inexact Two-Stage Integer Programming: Application to Flood Management under Uncertainty |
Canada |
11:35 |
Application of a GIS-Based Approach for Flood Risk Assessment of the Qu’Appelle River, Southern Saskatchewan |
Canada |
11.50 |
Discussion |
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12:30 – 14:00 Lunch
11 September 2002, 14: 00 – 18:20
Mekong Room 14:00 – 16:00 Session D3
ISEIS’2002 (International Society for Environmental Information Sciences) |
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Chairs |
Christine W. Chan and Yi-Fan Li |
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14:00 |
Development of a Fuzzy Real-Time Flood Control Decision Support System in a Multi-Reservoir Framework |
Canada |
14:15 |
Assessing Long-Term Land-Use Variations and Nonpoint Source Pollution Impacts by Remote Sensing Technology |
Taiwan, China |
14:30 |
A Comparison Study of Change Detection Techniques in Stream Channel of the Qu’appelle River, Southern Saskatchewan |
Canada |
14:45 |
User Interactive Decision System for Xiangjiang River Basin Management |
China |
15.00 |
A Fuzzy-Based Image Analysis Method for Floodplain Mapping of Urban Environment |
Canada |
15:15 |
Discussion |
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16:00 - 16:20 Break
Mekong Room 16:20 – 18:00 Session D4
ISEIS’2002 | ||
Chairs |
G. H. Huang and Yang-Chi Chang |
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16:20 |
Optimal Reservoir Operation in the Semi-Arid Area in Terms of Sustainability Information |
USA |
16:50 |
Pesticide Runoff Model (Perm): An Integrated System For Predicting Pesticide Runoff Losses from Agricultural Lands |
Canada |
17:05 |
Floodplain Mapping Using High-Resolution Terrain Data Acquired From Airborne Lidar |
Canada |
17:20 |
Development of an Expert System for Supporting Flood Management System within the Canada’s Prairies |
Canada |
17:35 |
Integrated Planning of Water Quality Management System in the Tha Chin River Basin |
Thailand
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17.50 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES |
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Chairs |
Ir.S.N. Jonkman (Netherlands) Xuejun Shao (China) |
|
8:00 |
Flood disaster mitigation methods considering past flood damages in Japan |
(Japan) |
8:15 |
Study on the water allocation scheme of the Yellow River in non-flood season |
(China) |
8:30 |
Planning of runoff retarding measures at the watershed scale using genetic algorithms |
(Taiwan, China) |
8:45 |
Research on sustainable strategy for flood defense and mitigation of Dongting Lake |
(China) |
9.00 |
Caracteristics of recent urban floods in Japan and countermeasures against them |
(Japan) |
9:15 |
Study on decision support system of city intelligent flood control and disaster reduction based on GIS |
(China) |
9:30 |
Impacts of levee realignment on flood control in Wenzhou |
(China) |
9:45 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES |
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Chairs |
R. A. Falconer (UK) K. Masakura (Japan) |
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10:20 |
An integrated approach to flood damage mitigation of flood plains |
(China) |
10:35 |
Optimising flood defence strategies and nature rehabilitation in the Dutch River Rhine branches using a genetic algorithm |
(the Netherlands) |
10:50 |
Dimensions and operation of retention basins for flood defence |
(the Netherlands) |
11:05 |
A few thoughts on Yangtze River flood control |
(China) |
11:20 |
Countermeasures for flood disasters in the mid-stream of the Huaihe River in the 21st century |
(China) |
11:35 |
The Role of nile forecast system (NFS) in managing high floods in Egypt |
(Egypt) |
12:50 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES |
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Chairs |
I. H. van Stokkom (the Netherlands) Xinhao Wang(China) |
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14:00 |
An integrative approach for flood defence, restoration of floodplains and landscape planning at the lower Odra River |
(Germany) |
14:15 |
Risk-based analysis in integrated basin management |
(China) |
14:30 |
Practical experience with the implementation of retention rooms at the River Rhine |
(Germany) |
14:45 |
The research of multi-objective river system development operation and planning |
(China) |
15.00 |
The study of Changjiang River catchment flood prevention system operation |
(China) |
15:15 |
Rubber dam and flood defense |
(China) |
15:30 |
Relationships between flood detention and utilization of water and soil resources at small and medium circled embankments in Lake Poyang |
(China) |
15:45 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES |
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Chairs |
N. M. S. I. Arambepola (Thailand) Junke Guo (Singapore) |
|
16:20 |
The development policy of flood control in Hungary |
(Hungary) |
16:35 |
Studies on the optimal operation model of flood control system |
(China) |
16:50 |
Changes of watershed management against floods in international rivers |
(Japan) |
17:05 |
Development of flood emergency response system¾case study of Kangshan flood detention area in Jiangxi province |
(China) |
17:20 |
Improvement of flood risk management in China |
(China) |
17:35 |
The development and application of Yellow River flood control & hazard reduction software system |
(China) |
17:50 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES |
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Chairs |
Ir.S.N. Jonkman (Netherlands) Xuejun Shao (China) |
|
8:00 |
Flood disaster mitigation methods considering past flood damages in Japan |
(Japan) |
8:15 |
Study on the water allocation scheme of the Yellow River in non-flood season |
(China) |
8:30 |
Planning of runoff retarding measures at the watershed scale using genetic algorithms |
(Taiwan, China) |
8:45 |
Research on sustainable strategy for flood defense and mitigation of Dongting Lake |
(China) |
9.00 |
Caracteristics of recent urban floods in Japan and countermeasures against them |
(Japan) |
9:15 |
Study on decision support system of city intelligent flood control and disaster reduction based on GIS |
(China) |
9:30 |
Impacts of levee realignment on flood control in Wenzhou |
(China) |
9:45 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES |
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Chairs |
R. A. Falconer (UK) K. Masakura (Japan) |
|
10:20 |
An integrated approach to flood damage mitigation of flood plains |
(China) |
10:35 |
Optimising flood defence strategies and nature rehabilitation in the Dutch River Rhine branches using a genetic algorithm |
(the Netherlands) |
10:50 |
Dimensions and operation of retention basins for flood defence |
(the Netherlands) |
11:05 |
A few thoughts on Yangtze River flood control |
(China) |
11:20 |
Countermeasures for flood disasters in the mid-stream of the Huaihe River in the 21st century |
(China) |
11:35 |
The Role of nile forecast system (NFS) in managing high floods in Egypt |
(Egypt) |
12:50 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES |
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Chairs |
I. H. van Stokkom (the Netherlands) Xinhao Wang(China) |
|
14:00 |
An integrative approach for flood defence, restoration of floodplains and landscape planning at the lower Odra River |
(Germany) |
14:15 |
Risk-based analysis in integrated basin management |
(China) |
14:30 |
Practical experience with the implementation of retention rooms at the River Rhine |
(Germany) |
14:45 |
The research of multi-objective river system development operation and planning |
(China) |
15.00 |
The study of Changjiang River catchment flood prevention system operation |
(China) |
15:15 |
Rubber dam and flood defense |
(China) |
15:30 |
Relationships between flood detention and utilization of water and soil resources at small and medium circled embankments in Lake Poyang |
(China) |
15:45 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES |
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Chairs |
N. M. S. I. Arambepola (Thailand) Junke Guo (Singapore) |
|
16:20 |
The development policy of flood control in Hungary |
(Hungary) |
16:35 |
Studies on the optimal operation model of flood control system |
(China) |
16:50 |
Changes of watershed management against floods in international rivers |
(Japan) |
17:05 |
Development of flood emergency response system¾case study of Kangshan flood detention area in Jiangxi province |
(China) |
17:20 |
Improvement of flood risk management in China |
(China) |
17:35 |
The development and application of Yellow River flood control & hazard reduction software system |
(China) |
17:50 |
Discussion |
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HISTORY AND EXPERIENCE OF FLOOD CONTROL |
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Chairs |
J.S.L.J. van Alphen (the Netherlands) James Yang (Sweden) |
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8:00 |
Invited Lecture: Flood of 1993 on upper Mississippi River: a selective overview |
(USA) |
8:15 |
Invited Lecture: Flood risk management: experiences of the Asian urban disaster mitigation project |
(Thailand) |
8:30 |
Experience and practices on flood control in Vietnam |
(the Netherlands) |
8:45 |
200 years dike failures in the Carpathian basin |
(Hungary) |
9.00 |
A tentative theoretical discussion on historical model approach Illustrated by historical study of water conservancy |
(China) |
9:15 |
Visualisation of historical flood and drought information (1100-1940) for the middle reaches of the Yangtze River valley, P.R. China |
(China) |
9:30 |
Chinese historical flood/drought data as an indicator to reconstruct for El Niño and La Niña Events (1470-1990) |
(China) |
9:45 |
Discussion |
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RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT |
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Chairs |
E. J. Plate (Germany) Zhifeng Yang (China) |
|
10:20 |
Knowledge-based decision support system for reservoir operation with knowledge acquisition process on flood prediction and risk accuracy |
(Japan) |
10:35 |
Reservoirs silting up by sediments transported by floods |
(Brazil) |
10:50 |
Study on the simulation-optimization model of reservoir flood operation based on object-oriented program |
(China) |
11:05 |
Suspended sediment load and its effect upon the limnological characteristics of a reservoir in the semiarid region of Brazil |
(Brazil) |
11:20 |
Three Gorge Project - key project for flood defence of Yangtze basin in the 21st century |
(China) |
11:35 |
Effects of the uncertainties of the model and parameter estimation for the calculation precision of design flood-control storage |
(China) |
11:50 |
Discussion of flood condition assessment for the cascading reservoirs in the second Songhua River basin |
(China) |
12:05 |
Discussion |
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RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT |
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Chairs |
R. Pohl (Germany) Cheng. Liu (China) |
|
14:00 |
Idro Lake Reservoir: analysis of six years of management |
(Italy) |
14:15 |
Evaluation of distribution of sediments as a measure of flood-capacity reduction in some Iranian reservoirs |
(Iran) |
14:30 |
Flood control at large dams |
(Macedonia) |
14:45 |
Estimate of sedimentation volume in the Longyangxia Reservoir |
(China) |
15.00 |
Rational management of mountain reservoirs taking into consideration changeability of suspended sediment run-off |
(Georgia) |
15:15 |
Analysis of the effects of the Xiaolangdi Reservoir on the lower Yellow River channel |
(China) |
15:30 |
Principles of compensatory flood regulation in a cascading reservoir system |
(China) |
15:45 |
Discussion |
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RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT |
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Chairs |
N. de O. Carvalho (Brazil) Dawei Han (UK) |
|
16:20 |
Invited lecture: Design and development of reservoir flood forecast and control system software in China |
(China) |
16:50 |
Floods, new design-flood criteria and dam refurbishment in Sweden |
(Sweden) |
17:05 |
Hydraulic dam safety from the viewpoint of gate and valve operation |
(Germany) |
17:20 |
Flood simulation and risk analysis of the Yangtze basin from Yichang to Hankou river reach |
(China) |
17:35 |
Hydrological management of the Brazilian hydroelectric reservoir as a tool to warn and prevent floods |
(Brazil) |
17:50 |
Flood control regulation practice of large-scale reservoirs in Hunan province |
(China) |
18:05 |
Three-dimensional stress and displacement analysis of Yutiao concrete faced rockfill dam |
(China) |
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Discussion |
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FLOOD MODELING |
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Chairs |
D. Termini (Italy) Chang, Fi-John (Taiwan, China) |
|
8:00 |
Flooding scenarios due to levee breaking |
(Italy) |
8:15 |
Numerical solution of two-dimensional dam-break flow |
(China) |
8:30 |
Appropriate modeling in DSS for flood damage assessment |
(the Netherlands) |
8:45 |
Field measurements and flow modeling of overbank flows in River Severn in UK |
(UK) |
9.00 |
Introduction of zoning methods of flood risk — selected basin-wide flood risk delineation cases |
(China) |
9:15 |
Study on the model for mitigating urban storm water disasters |
(China) |
9:30 |
Study on numerical curvilinear grid generation based on 2-D potential theory |
(China) |
9:45 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD RISK AND FLOOD DISASTERS |
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Chairs |
B. Petry (the Netherlands) Jinren Ni (China) |
|
10:20 |
Invited lecture: Reliability - based design of flood defences |
(the Netherlands) |
10:35 |
Natural disasters, human vulnerability, and global change: a framework for analysis |
(Germany) |
10:50 |
Risk of flooding and insurance in the Netherlands |
(the Netherlands) |
11:05 |
Increased flood risk on the lower Yellow River due to upstream water use |
(China) |
11:20 |
Risk assessment and zoning of flood damage caused by heavy rainfall in Yamaguchi prefecture, Japan |
(Japan) |
11:35 |
Flood risk mapping and control of development in floodplains in the UK |
(UK) |
11:50 |
Integral flood risk evaluation methodology |
(Mexico) |
12:05 |
Discussion |
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FLOOD RISK AND FLOOD DISASTERS |
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Chairs |
W. Kron (Germany) Heping Hu (China) |
|
14:00 |
Computer aided safety assessment system of river dikes |
(China) |
14:15 |
Study on the application of compound Poisson model to the over-standard flood risk analysis of flood control system |
(China) |
14:30 |
Loss of life models for sea and river floods |
(the Netherlands) |
14:45 |
An analysis of flood risk and defense in the Western Niger Delta |
(Nigeria) |
15:00 |
Flood damage and defence in northern Bangladesh: practical experience of 1998 flood |
(Bangladesh) |
15:15 |
Real-time assessment models used in estimating regional losses from flood damage |
(China) |
15:30 |
Discussion |
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INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR WATER MANAGEMENT |
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Chairs |
Vincenzo Bixio (Italy) Shenglian Guo (China) |
|
16:20 |
Real-time online hydrological information and modelling system using object-oriented approach and relational database for flood defence |
(UK) |
16:35 |
Applying information theoretic approaches in flood propagation |
(the Netherlands) |
16:50 |
New technology and its application for riverbank collapse treatment |
(China) |
17:05 |
Flood assessment in part of Yewa basin |
(Lagos) |
17:20 |
The erosion process in a watershed of Abate Alonia – Analysis of the erosive forms and forecast models |
(Italy) |
17:35 |
Discussion |
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LANDSLIDE AND DEBRIS FLOW |
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Chairs |
T. Kojiri (Japan) Jinchi Huang (China) |
|
8:00 |
Invited lecture:Debris flow control by a grid-type Sabo Dam |
(Japan) |
8:30 |
Initiation and mechanism of two phase debris flow |
(China) |
8:45 |
Analysis of driftwood behavior debouched into a bay by using Eulerian and Lagrangian coupling model |
(Japan) |
9.00 |
Importance of correction factor associated with sediment concentration profile in debris flow simulation |
(Japan) |
9:15 |
Numerical simulation for debris and mud flows with the event ocurred in Acapulco, México in October, 1997 |
(Mexico) |
9:30 |
Application of ANN theory in the landslide state forecast |
(China) |
9:45 |
Application of scouring intensity formula for clear-water to highly-overloaded rivers |
(China) |
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Discussion |
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HYDROLOGY AND METEOROLOGY |
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Chairs |
E. Todini (Italy) Yiping Chen (UK) |
|
10:20 |
Invited lecture: Evaluation of flood estimates at ungaged sites using continuous hydrologic simulation and regression equations |
(USA) |
10:50 |
Backwater computation for choked flood flows through bridge contractions |
(China) |
11:05 |
Seasonal trends of rainfall and flow in South-West England |
(UK) |
11:20 |
Flood prediction with the WetSpa Model on catchment scale |
(Belgium) |
11:35 |
Evaluation of accuracy of Gray and FSR Synthetic Unit Hydrographs in the North of Iran |
(Iran) |
11:50 |
A comparison of space-time scaling in high intensity storms selected from GATE and TOGA-COARE datasets |
(Italy) |
12:05 |
Simulation and prediction of runoff with neural network techniques |
(China) |
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Discussion |
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HYDROLOGY AND METEOROLOGY |
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Chairs |
T. W. Soong (USA) Jianjun Zhou (China) |
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14:00 |
Invited lecture: roll waves and surges in channels:onset and initial development |
(Hong Kong) |
14:30 |
Climate change impact on runoff of Dalihe River basin in Loess Plateau |
(Russia) |
14:45 |
Effect of projected global climate change on flooding intensity in a Northern catchment of Bangladesh |
(Bangladesh) |
15.00 |
A comparison of the areal raindepths from severe rainstorms in India with those of the world |
(India) |
15:15 |
Analysis of flooding in the middle Yellow River in August 2001 |
(China) |
15:30 |
Flood-time runoff analysis and its implication on the flood defense |
(Japan) |
15:45 |
Scale-invariant hyetograph model for stormwater drainage design |
(China) |
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Discussion |
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HYDROLOGY AND METEOROLOGY |
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Chairs |
M. S. Ghidaoui (Hong Kong, China) Hongwei Fang (China) |
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16:20 |
Hydraulic features of the Venice Lagoon drainage basin |
(Italy) |
16:35 |
Derivation of dimensionless hydrograph for flood prediction at ungaged watersheds |
(Canada) |
16:50 |
Study on L-moment estimation method for P-III distribution with historical flood |
(China) |
17:05 |
The probable maximum precipitation for Western Nepal |
(Israel) |
17:20 |
Linear and non-linear information flows in space-time rainfall |
(Italy) |
17:35 |
Weighted fuzzy c-means method and comparison of some methods for classification of hydrological homogeneous regions |
(China ) |
17:50 |
Historical change of the rating curve along the Jingjiang River |
(China) |
18:05 |
Study on decision-making and alternative optimum of urban flood control and disaster reduction |
(China) |
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Discussion |
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