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Wave Propagation in Steep Rough Mountain Streams
Kinematic wave theory was tested along a small, steep, rough mountain stream in a forest environment. The necessary parameters were independently measured over a length of natural channel and the derived ralationship used to compare physically generated hydrographs to simulated hydrographs, the agreement being good. Certain features of the hydrographs could not be simulated by the theory without a more complex discharge-storage relationship for the channel. Perturbations in a flow regime caused by the measurement technique were transmitted downstream in a stable manner.
Wave Propagation in Steep Rough Mountain Streams
Kinematic wave theory was tested along a small, steep, rough mountain stream in a forest environment. The necessary parameters were independently measured over a length of natural channel and the derived ralationship used to compare physically generated hydrographs to simulated hydrographs, the agreement being good. Certain features of the hydrographs could not be simulated by the theory without a more complex discharge-storage relationship for the channel. Perturbations in a flow regime caused by the measurement technique were transmitted downstream in a stable manner.
Wave Propagation in Steep Rough Mountain Streams
Bren, Leon James (author) / Turner, Alfred Keith (author)
Journal of the Hydraulics Division ; 104 ; 745-754
2021-01-01
101978-01-01 pages
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