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Publications in
Dam Risk Assessment
Total Items found:
12
PROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT OF SLOPE STABILITY FOR EARTH-FILL DAMS HAVING RANDOM SOIL PARAMETERS (2014)
Calamak M.
,
Yanmaz A.M.
<p>This paper deals with probabilistic slope stability analyses of earth-fill dams. Hydraulic conductivity, unit weight, cohesion and internal friction angle of the soil are considered as random variables. Seepage flow through the dam body is solved by Monte ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
5th International Symposium on Hydraulic Structures Brisbane, Australia, 25-27 June 2014
ROUTINE INSTRUMENTED AND VISUAL MONITORING OF DAMS BASED ON POTENTIAL FAILURE MODES ANALYSIS (2013)
Stateler J. N.
,
Sundaram M.
et al.
<p>Potential Failure Modes Analysis (PFMA) and similar processes have become a fundamental part of dam safety program efforts for many organizations in the United States and around the world. In the PFMA process, the credible threats to the safety of a dam ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
U. S. Society on Dams, ISBN 978-1-884575-59-4
GUIDELINES FOR DEVELOPING EMERGENCY ACTION PLANS FOR DAMS IN TEXAS (2012)
Shaw B. W.
<p>The primary goal of the state’s Dam Safety Program is to reduce the risk to lives and property from the consequences of dam failure. Although most dam owners have a high level of confidence in the structures they own and are certain their dams will ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
TCEQ Publication GI-394
LESSONS FROM HISTORICAL DAM INCIDENTS (2011)
Charles J. A.
,
Tedd P.
This report aims to help those responsible for the safety of reservoirs. These include engineers appointed under current legislation, personnel who visit reservoirs in the course of their duties, staff who operate and monitor reservoirs, and enforcement authority ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
Environment Agency, Horizon House, Deanery Road, Bristol, BS1 5AH
RESEARCH ON INDEX SYSTEM OF ROCK SLOPE SAFETY EVALUATION FOR OPEN PIT MINE (2011)
Yu-kun G.
,
Na B.
et al.
<p>At present, slope is one of the three major sources of geological disasters, and disasters caused by slope happened frequently. The index system of rock slope safety for open pit mine was comprehensively researched by the model of fuzzy evaluation and ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
SciVerse Science Direct - Procedia Engineering 26 (2011) 1692 – 1697
RISKS OF TAILINGS DAMS FAILURE (2011)
Vanden Berghe J. F.
,
Ballard J. C.
et al.
<p>Tailings dams are geotechnical structures that are increased in height with time. Several factors typical of tailings dams cause a higher risk of failure compared with other earth structures. The factors that influence the risk of tailings dam failure are ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
ISGSR 2011 - Vogt, Schuppener, Straub & Bräu (eds) - © 2011 Bundesanstalt für Wasserbau
GUIDELINES FOR FAILURE IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF WATER DAMS (2010)
<p>These guidelines are prepared pursuant to s. 342 of the Act for failure impact assessment of water storage dams and issued by the chief executive of the Department of Environment and Resource Management (DERM). The Act can be accessed on the internet.</p ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
Department of Enviroment and Resource Management, Queensland Government
THE INFLUENCE OF INFRASTRUCTURE EMBANKMENTS ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF DAM FAILURE (2008)
Brown A. J.
,
Chapman A.
et al.
<p>Dam break inundation mapping is the first part of the assessment of the consequences of failure of a dam. Although there has been significant expenditure on research on the breach hydrograph, there has been little attention given to the influence of infrastructure ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
Ensuring reservoir safety into the future. Thomas Telford, London, 2008
TWO-DIMENSIONAL SIMULATIONS OF EXTREME flOODS ON A LARGE WATERSHED (2007)
England J. F.
,
Velleux M. L.
et al.
We investigate the applicability of the Two-dimensional, Runoff, Erosion and Export (TREX) model to simulate extreme floods on large watersheds in semi-arid regions in the western United States. Spatially-distributed extreme storm and channel components are ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
Journal of Hydrology (2007) 347, 229–241
INTERACTION OF DAMS AND LANDSLIDES - CASE STUDIES AND MITIGATION (2006)
Schuster R. L.
By means of a literature search, technical interviews, and field inventory, I have located 254 large (at least 10 m high) dams worldwide that directly interact with landslides; that is, they have been built on pre-existing landslides or have been subjected ...
Filed under:
Dam Engineering
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Dam Risk Assessment
Reference:
Professional Paper 1723, U.S. Department of the Interior,U.S. Geological Survey
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