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Titre :
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Hydroinformatics and advanced data technology in engineering practice. Theme D
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Auteurs :
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G. Korfiatis ;
G. Christodoulou ;
AIRH ;
XXX IAHR congress, Thessaloniki, Greece, 24-29 august 2003 (2003; GRC)
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Type de document :
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congrès/colloque
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Année de publication :
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2003
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ISBN/ISSN/EAN :
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960-243-598-1
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Format :
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1001 p.
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Note générale :
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6 volumes
Sigle : AIRH
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Langues:
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= Anglais
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Catégories :
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HYDRAULIQUE
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Mots-clés:
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MODELISATION
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CALIBRAGE
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VALIDATION
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HYDRAULIQUE
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HYDROLOGIE URBAINE
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RESSOURCES EN EAU
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COURS D'EAU
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MODELE NUMERIQUE
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MODELE PHYSIQUE
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GESTION DE L'EAU
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Résumé :
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- Data and modeling systems and their integration; data-assimilation techniques' calibration and validation principles. Data mining for knowledge discovery; emergent phenomena and processes. - Probabilistic approaches to natural and man-made systems: applications to morphodynamic processes in coastal and riverine systems, design of hydraulic structures. Applications in urban hydraulics and hydrology. - Towards new paradigms in sustainable development of water resources: knowledge systems and knowledge (self-) management principles. Scientific and indigenous knowledge acquisition, encapsulation and dissemination. Judgement and fact engines, advice-servicing systems. - Sensor technologies and devices for data acquisition and transmission; implications for on-line operations. Feedback principles in engineering construction and management. - Development of non-contact measurement methods for river monitoring and survey. Field measurements for physical and numerical modeling, operation of hydraulic structures and monitoring in water management. Measurement techniques with negligible environmental impact. - Geographical information systems (GIS) and geographic positioning systems (GPSs) for scenario development and on line-project management for the construction and operation of engineering works. - CFD and industrial fluid mechanics. Two-phase flow in hydraulic structures and machinery. New spillway design and techniques. Failures of hydraulic structures and machinery and their consequences.
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