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Proceedings of the 38th IAHR World Congress (Panama, 2019)

Water Connecting the World summaries the approach of the congress held in Panama City, Panama, from September 1 to 6, 2019.

A strategic point to air connections between the Americas, with a skyline filled with modern buildings, Panama City is well known for its business structure, cosmopolitan culture and biodiversity. The Panama Canal, only fifteen minutes from downtown Panama City, is one of the most important engineering works of the 20th and 21th century.

Panama is a country of diversity and contrasts; a country of multiple atmospheres, diverse in the historical, geographical and cultural aspects, and inhabited by a colourful mixture of ethnicities and customs. Because of this unique combination of people and unusual places, Panama City is a magical and fascinating destination. The Congress will provide every participant with a life-time memorable experience.

The Congress is organized by the City of Knowledge Foundation (FCDS), Panama Canal Authority (ACP) Technological University of Panama (UTP), Santa Maria la Antigua University (USMA), Universidad Latina de Panamá (ULATINA), Water Center for the Humid Tropics of Latin America and The Caribbean (CATHALAC) and National Secretariat of Science, Technology and Innovation (SENACYT).

Procedure

The papers included in this volume were part of the 38th IAHR World Congress cited on the cover and title page. Papers were selected and subjected to review by the Editor and the International Scientific Committee and followed a revision process with the following steps: First, several of the committees involved in the organization of the congress established a set of technical criteria for the Committee in charge of the revision. Submitted papers were sent to one or two experts in the field. Authors were then asked to include the necessary amendments and follow the reviewers' comments, and their work was reviewed until the final version was approved by the Editor. 

Ethical Guidelines and Code of Conduct

In addition to the technical criteria, IAHR publications follow the Ethical Guidelines and Code of Conduct provided by the Committee of Publication Ethics (COPE). A Publication Ethics and a Publication Malpractice statement are publicly available throughout the entire review process.

Committees

The International Scientific Committee (ISC) provides counsel and support to the Local Organising Committee (LOC) and to the Local Director´s Committee for the scientific and technical coordination of the congress.


Content

Front Matter

Preface

Theme A - Hydraulic Structures (110)

Theme B - Ports and Coastal Engineering  (38)

Theme C - Hydro-environment (125)

Theme D - Water Management and Hydro-informatics (73) 

Theme E - River and Sediment Management (148)

Theme F - Climate Change and Extreme Events (44) 

Special Sessions (212)



ID Title Authors Year
3224 Discharge Characteristics of Triangular Labyrinth Side Weirs (with Inclined Bed) Located on a Straight Channel
Hadi Sadeghian, Ali Parvaneh, Mohammad Ali. Nekooie, Mohammad Parvaneh
2019
3225 Nonlinear Pls Method for Subcritical Flows over Sharp-Crested Rectangular Side Weirs
Ali Parvaneh, Mohammad R. Jalili, Hadi Sadeghian, Mohammad Parvaneh
2019
3226 Study on Relationship Between Lateral over Flow and Its Location of Lateral Weir in Curved Channel
Koji Asai, Nobuyuki Kawamoto, Hajime Shirozu, Tatsuya Shiromizu
2019
3227 On the Experimental Assessment of De Marchi’s Discharge Coefficient for Inclined Side Weirs: Transfer Functions for the Application of Alternative Methods
Anna Rita Scorzini, Anna Rita Scorzini
2019
3228 Effects of Weir with an Opening on Bed Configuration and Flow Structure
Terunori Ohmoto, Une Hirotaka
2019
3229 Design of the New Spillway for the Panama Canal
Omar A. Vargas, Jose Fernando Castano, Camilo Marulanda, Andres Marulanda
2019
3230 Derivation of a Hydro-Acoustic Sediment Classification Methodology from an Extensive Dataset of Six Reservoirs
Klajdi Sotiri, Stephan Hilgert, Stephan FUCHS
2019
3231 Advanced Assessment of Sediment Characteristics Based on Rheological and Hydro-Acoustic Measurements in a Brazilian Reservoir
Stephan Hilgert
2019
3232 Delta Formation in Reservoirs of Run-of-River Hydropower Plants in Gravel Bed Rivers – Experimental Studies with Nonuniform Sediments
Christine Sindelar, Thomas Gold, Kevin Reiterer, Johannes Schobesberger, Petr Lichtneger, Christoph Hauer, Helmut Habersack
2019
3233 An Operational Sediment Flushing Scheme for the Ocaña Hydropower Plant Regulation Reservoir in Ecuador
Oswaldo Torres, Pedro David Barrera Crespo, Marcelo H. Garcia
2019

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