Congress Handbook

September 8-13, 2013Chengdu, China

35TH IAHRWORLD CONGRESS

CONGRESS HANDBOOK

The wise find pleasure in water:meandering through water science

and engineering

September 8-13, 2013 | Chengdu, China

www.iahr2013.org [email protected]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Welcome 22. Acknowledgements 33. Hosts, Organizers and Sponsors 44. Committees, IAHR Council and LOC Secretariat 65. General Information 86. Congress Social Functions 127. In-Congress Technical Tours 148. Post-Congress Technical Tours 159. Accompanying Persons Program 1710. Themes and Topics 1811. Program Overview 2112. Overview of Special Events 2213. Programs in Detail 23

• General, Keynote and IPPEN Lecturers 24• Technical Session 26• Poster Presentation 57• JFK Student Paper Competition 66• Special Seminar 67• Workshop 69• Short Courses and Master Classes 70

14. Exhibitors 7115. Maps 72

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Welcome

On behalf of the Ministry of Water Resources of P. R. China and the International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research, we would like to extend the warmest welcome to you for attending the 35th IAHR World Congress in Chengdu.

The Congress, inspired by the wisdom of "the wise find pleasure in water" from the ancient philosopher Confucius (551-479 BC), marks a journey that meanders through water science and engineering. More than 1400 delegates from over 70 countries and regions gather in Chengdu to brainstorm on 6 key water aspects: water engineering and civilization, hydro-environment, fluvial hydraulics and river management, maritime hydraulics and coastal engineering, water resources and hydro-informatics, and climate change and hazard mitigation. It will prove to be a fulfilling occasion for water and environment engineers to share scientific developments, and exchange ideas and insights.

Rich academic and social events are provided at the Congress: general lectures, technical sessions, poster presentations, master classes, JFK Student Paper Competition, special seminars and workshops; social events such as technical tours; networking events for young professionals and pre-congress IAHR Student Chapter events. We aspire to build an international and colorful water platform to create abundant opportunities for delegates from a variety of fields, including governmental agencies, research institutes, universities, public and private enterprises to meet, share and learn.

The host city Chengdu is acclaimed as the Land of Abundance in ancient China; it boasts a unique Bashu culture and is home to excellent hydro-projects built in ancient and modern times. As the old Chinese saying goes, is it not a delight to meet friends from afar? Therefore, we welcome all of you to this marvelous host city where a memorable IAHR Congress is promised!

Dr. JIAO Yong (Chair of Local Organizing Committee; Vice Minister of Water Resources of P. R. China)Prof. Roger FALCONER (IAHR President; Professor of Cardiff University)

欢迎

　　谨此代表中华人民共和国水利部和国际水利与环境工程学会，热烈欢迎您来到中国成都，出席第三十五届国际水利学大会！

　　承先贤之“智者乐水”，探索水科学及工程之发展。本届大会云集了来自世界 70 多个国家和地区的 1400 多位代表，围绕水工程与社会文明、水环境与水生态、河流水力学及河流管理、海洋水力学及海岸工程、水资源与水信息、气候变化及灾害应对等议题展开研讨。共享先进成果，分享知识经验。

　　大会主要活动包括全体报告，学术分会，论文墙展，学者讲堂，学生论文竞赛，专题讨论会，技术参观，技术展览及社会活动等，相信丰富的大会活动，将搭建一个多彩的世界水利舞台，为来自管理、科研及企事业单位等不同领域的代表提供一个切磋并分享之难得机会。让我们借力大会平台，促进新发展，应对新挑战。

　　有朋自远方来，不亦乐乎！成都素享天府之国美誉，独特的巴蜀历史和文化，并集古现代水利之精华。相信这将是我们共同拥有的难忘的 2013 IAHR 盛会！

大会组委会主席、水利部副部长　矫　勇博士IAHR 主席、卡迪夫大学　罗杰·福克纳教授

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Acknowledgements

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your contributions and inputs in making this Congress a success.

First, our thanks go to Ministry of Water Resources of People’s Republic of China and International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research that provide such a global platform for world water community to meet in Chengdu.

Then our thanks go to sponsors and exhibitors, for your generous support.

Thank all the speakers and presenters, for preparing papers and sharing your exploration in career and the valuable knowledge and experience you have accumulated in research and engineering.

Thank you, members from local organizing committee, IAHR council and scientific committee, promoters and chairs of technical sessions, seminars and workshops, reviewers of abstracts and editors of papers, colleagues and volunteers from organizing universities and research institute. It is the close cooperation that makes the Congress a high-quality international event.

Last but not least, thank all the dear delegates, for coming to this Congress. Thank you for your support and cooperation, and particularly for your passion and active participation. Thank you all!

Dr. JIAO Yong (Chair of Local Organizing Committee; Vice Minister of Water Resources of P. R. China)Prof. WANG Zhaoyin (Chair of Scientific Committee; Professor of Tsinghua University)

致谢

　　借此机会，感谢为大会的成功召开做出贡献和奉献的所有各方！

　　感谢水利部和 IAHR 提供的这样一个世界舞台，聚全球水利同行共襄盛举。

　　感谢会议支持单位、协办单位和技术展览单位，是你们的大力支持，促成会议的成功举办。

　　感谢大会报告专家和论文发言者，撰写论文并亲临会场，与大家分享你们对事业的探索，分享你们探索之路的宝贵认知和经验。

　　感谢大会组委会、IAHR 理事会、大会技术委员会的全体成员，感谢学术分会和专题研讨会的倡议者和主持者，感谢论文的审阅专家、编辑同事，以及会议承办单位的同事、志愿者。唯有此精诚合作，方已成就我们这届高质量的国际盛会。

　　最后，感谢参会的全体代表。感谢你们在会议筹备期间给予的支持和理解，特别是你们的热情和积极参与！

大会组委会主席、水利部副部长　矫　勇博士技术委员会主席、清华大学　王兆印教授

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Hosts, Organizers and Sponsors

The Congress is hosted by

中华人民共和国水利部Ministry of Water Resources of P. R. Chinawww.mwr.gov.cn

国际水利与环境工程学会International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Researchwww.iahr.org

and organized by

中国水利水电科学研究院China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Researchwww.iwhr.com

四川大学Sichuan Universitywww.scu.edu.cn

清华大学Tsinghua Universitywww.tsinghua.edu.cn

香港大学The University of Hong Kongwww.hku.hk

成都市人民政府Chengdu Municipal People's Governmentwww.chengdu.gov.cn

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Our thanks go to these organizations for their generous support:

四川省人民政府Sichuan Provincial People's Governmentwww.sc.gov.cn

国家自然科学基金委员会National Natural Science Foundation of Chinawww.nsfc.gov.cn

as well as

中国长江三峡集团公司China Three Gorges Corporationwww.ctgpc.com.cn

水利部小浪底水利枢纽管理中心Xiaolangdi Multi-purpose Dam Project Management Center, Ministry of Water Resourceswww.xiaolangdi.com.cn

四川省紫坪铺开发有限责任公司Sichuan Province Zipingpu Development Co., Ltd.www.zppdc.com

雅砻江流域水电开发有限公司Yalong River Hydropower Development Company, Ltd.www.ehdc.com.cn

中国水利水电建设股份有限公司Sinohydro Group Ltd. www.sinohydro.com

长江水利委员会长江勘测规划设计研究院Changjiang Institute of Survey, Planning, Design and Research,Changjiang Water Resources Commissionwww.cjwsjy.com.cn

黄河水利科学研究院Yellow River Institute of Hydraulic Research, YRCCwww.yrihr.com.cn

珠江水利科学研究院Pearl River Hydraulic Research Institute www.prwri.com.cn

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Committees, IAHR Council and LOC Secretariat

» Local Organizing Committee

Honorary Chair: H.E. CHEN Lei (Minister of Water Resources of P. R. China)Chair: Dr. JIAO Yong (Vice Minister of Water Resources of P. R. China) Executive Chairs:

Joseph H. W. LEE (The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)GAO Bo (Ministry of Water Resources of P. R. China)KUANG Shangfu (China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research)

Vice Chairs:LIU Zhiping (China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research)XU Weilin (Sichuan University)GAO Jizhang (IAHR-China Chapter)CHEN Yongcan (Tsinghua University)

Members:CHANG Jianbo CHEN Yunhua DENG Jiaquan GUO Xiling HSU Nien-ShengHU Zuoliang JIA Jinsheng LENG Gang LI Hong LI YunLI Zantang LIAN Jijian LIN Chuxue LIN Zexin LIU HandongLIU Hongbin LIU Weiping LIU Zhiguang NIU Xinqiang QIN JianmingREN Bing SUN Hongshui TAN Guangming TANG Hongwu WAI OnyxWANG Aiguo WANG Hui WANG Qiusheng WU Yihang XU WeiyaXUE Songgui YAN Xinchun YANG Chun YIN Baohe YU Pao-ShanZHANG Zongfu ZHU Zhenjia

» IAHR Council

President: Roger FALCONER (Cardiff University, UK)Vice Presidents:

Jean Paul CHABARD (EDF, France)WANG Zhaoyin (Tsinghua University, China)Marian MUSTE (University of Iowa, US)

Secretary General:Ramón M. GUTIÉRREZ SERRET

Members:Bruce MELVILLE James E. BALL Reinhard HINKELMANN A. E. MYNETTMichele MOSSA Arturo MARCANO Robert ETTEMA

Regional Division Chairs:Hitoshi TANAKA Rafael MURILLO David STEPHENSON Aronne ARMANINI

Co-opted Council Members:Massimo GRECO Angelos FINDIKAKIS PENG Jing

Executive Director:Christopher B. GEORGE

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» Scientific Committee

Chair: WANG Zhaoyin (Tsinghua University, China)Vice Chairs:

CAO Shuyou (Sichuan University, China)Peter GOODWIN (University of Idaho, US)Helmut KOBUS (University of Stuttgart, Germany)Arthur MYNETT (UNESCO-IHE, The Netherland)

Members:Jochen ABERLE Khalid AL-BANAA Nikolai I. ALEKSEEVSKII Mustata ALTINAKARJames E. BALL Paul BATES Jagat K. BHUSAL Tobias BLENINGERJim BOGEN David BUTLER Hubert CHANSON CHEN JinCHEN Qiuwen CHEN Su-Chin CHENG Xiaotao CHIEW Yee Meng CHOI Sung-Uk George CONSTANTINESCU CUI Peng Subhasish DEYGiampaolo DI SILVIO Harm DUEL Eduard EGUSQUIZA Shoji FUKUOKAJacques GANOULIS Marcelo H. GARCIA Jose Maria Grassa GARRIDO Mohamed S. GHIDAOUIValentin GOLOSOV Massimo GRECO Helmut HABERSACK W. H. HAGERY. A. HASSAN Reinhard HINKELMANN HSU Ming-hsi HUAI WenxinHWUNG Hwung-Hweng Carles IBANEZ JIA Yangwen Oliver KORUPPat LANGHORNE LEE Kwan Tun LI Chi-wai LIANG XuLIONG Shie-Yui Charles Stev MELCHING Bruce MELVILLE Constantine MEMOSMichele MOSSA P. P. MUJUMDAR Rafael MURILLO Hajime NAKAGAWAVladimir NIKORA Dan NGUYEN Stefano PAGLIARA Thanos PAPANICOLAOUFrancisco Taveira PINTO Ioana POPESCU Xavier SANCHEZ-VILA SEO Il WonJohn Z. SHI Anna Da SILVA V. P. SINGH David STEPHENSONMarcel J. F. STIVE V. SUNDAR Kuniyoshi TAKEUCHI Hitoshi TANAKAWANG Guangqian WANG Hao WANG Yongxue WANG ZhengbingSilke WIEPRECHT WOO Hyo Seop Farhad YAZDANDOOST YU XipingZHANG Changkuan ZHANG Jianyun ZHONG Denghua ZHU Dangsheng

» LOC Secretariat

Secretary General: LIU Zhiping (China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research)Executive Secretary General:

PENG Jing (China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research)LIN Pengzhi (Sichuan University)

Deputy Secretary General:FU Xudong (Tsinghua University)LAM Kitming (The University of Hong Kong)HAO Zhao (Ministry of Water Resources of P. R. China)

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General Information

» Venue

Most Congress activities are arranged in Century City International Convention Center (CCICC), which is near Century City Station of Metro Line One, 15 minutes to downtown Chengdu and 25 minutes drive to Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport.

Check the geographical location of CCICC on P.72 and P.73 , and the floor plans from P.74 to P.76 .

Address: 88, Century City Boulevard, Chengdu, Sichuan, 610041 China Front Desk: +86-28-8534-9999 Fax: +86-28-8538-2888 Website: goo.gl/kec1kE or t.cn/zQcoiWk

» Registration Desk

The Congress Registration Desk is located on 3F, CCICC, next to the escalator. The desk will be open on: • Sunday (Sept. 8): from 09:00 to 20:00 • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: from 09:00 to 17:00 • Wednesday (Sept. 11): from 09:00 to 12:00

» Tour Desk

The Tour Desk will be open at 9:00, September 8, 2013. It is located next to the registration desk. If you are interested in booking a tour, staff from China Comfort Travel are available to assist you with tour bookings in and around Chengdu and provide consulting services of the post-Congress tours. Furthermore, the travel agency provides booking services for train tickets, domestic and international air tickets.

» Name Badges

It is essential that all delegates including speakers, sponsors and exhibitors wear their name badge at all times and at all Congress sessions and events. Persons not wearing a Congress name badge are likely to be questioned by Congress staff and /or security personnel.

Access to Congress sessions and exhibition will only be permitted to persons wearing official Congress name badges. If you misplace your name badge, please visit the Registration Desk (3F, CCICC) with photo identification to obtain a replacement.

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» Catering: Coffee Breaks and Lunch (Monday-Friday)

Morning and afternoon coffee breaks and lunch will be provided on 3F and 5F, CCICC. To access this area, you must be wearing your name badges. Times for breaks and lunch are noted on each day of the Congress Program.

» Special Dietary Requirements

The Congress offers vegetarian lunches (only vegetarian).

» Mobile Phones and Electronic Equipment

Please ensure that your mobile phone or other electronic equipment is set to SILENT or TURNED OFF during all Congress sessions to demonstrate your consideration to the presenters and other delegates. Thank you.

» Certificate of Attendance

A personalized Certificate of Attendance is included in the registration envelope.

» Internet Access The LOC provides delegates with a free Wi-Fi service, sufficient for basic email and web browsing; however, if you need faster Internet connection for large downloads or file transfers, please go to the business center on 3F, CCICC.

» Medical Emergency

A medical team will stay at the Congress venue from Sunday to Friday. In case of an emergency, you can contact Ms. ZHENG Haoyue (+86-138-8061-2017), or you can always go to the Registration Desk (3F, CCICC) for help.

» IAHR Office

The IAHR Office is located in 507 Qing Bai Jiang Hall, CCICC, and open from 12:00 to 17:30 on Sunday (Sept. 8) and from 08:00 to 17:00 from Monday to Friday.

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» Oral Presentations

The length of presentation material should be in accordance with your time allotted. All presentation files need to be pre-loaded at the Speakers Preparation Center (309 Shuxiu Hall, CCICC) at least one hour before the start of your session, but we strongly recommend that you do it on the previous day of your presentation. Please always bring your backup presentation files in a USB memory stick. Congress technical staff will be available in the Speakers Preparation Center from 7:30 through 18:00 from Monday to Friday to assist you.

Duration of presentation time: • Keynote lecture: 45 minutes each, including 5 minutes of Q&A • Invited lecture: 30 minutes each, including 5 minutes of Q&A • Oral presentation: 15 minutes each, including 3 minutes of Q&A • JFK student paper presentation: 20 minute each, including 5 minutes of Q&A

Please refer to the programs in this Handbook for specific presentation time. You are kindly requested to arrive at the meeting room at least 15 minutes before the session starts.

Each meeting room is equipped with a computer, a LCD projector and a screen. PowerPoint is the standard presentation format. Computers in the meeting rooms operate on Windows XP platform with Office 2007+. If you have different requirements please inform the Secretariat in advance at [email protected]. Please note that slide projectors are not available.

Yangtze River

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» Poster Presentations

Each presenter is provided with a 90cm wide x 120cm high poster board. The presentation must cover the same content as the accepted paper. Please prepare your poster according to the given poster template which can be downloaded from the congress website.

Authors of the posters should give their presentation according to the arrangements of the technical program. Posters to be presented on Tuesday will be kept on board only on Monday and Tuesday, then they will be removed so that posters to be presented on Wednesday and Thursday can be posted and kept until the end of the Congress.

• Place paper title and authors’ names prominently at the top of the poster to allow easy identification of your paper.

• The text and illustrations should be legible from at least two meters (six feet) away. • Posters should be set up according to the Poster Number as shown in the Congress Handbook. Tacks and adhesives will be provided for setting up your posters.

• You can bring your own supplies to the meeting if you have special needs for your poster presentation. • Poster printing service is available onsite. Please send enquiries and requests to Ms. Carol CAO ([email protected]), pay and get the printouts at the registration desk. Price: USD30/RMB200 per poster delivery. Please note that it might take as many as 48 hours to process your request.

Tianfu Square, Chengdu

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Congress Social Functions

The Congress includes a range of social functions to allow old friends to catch up and new friends to be made. We hope to see you there!

Please note that entry to all Congress social events (except for those otherwise indicated) is strictly by ticket only. To prevent inconvenience, ensure that you have the correct ticket ready for collection at the entrance to each social event. Persons without tickets will be refused entry.

You will find your pre-ordered tickets in your registration envelope, issued to you when you checked in at the Registration Desk. Please check that you have all of the tickets you ordered. Tickets cannot be replaced or refunded.

Additional tickets to social events may also be purchased at the Registration Desk (subject to availability) up to but not after 24 hours before each event.

» Welcome Drinks OPEN TO ALL

TIME: 17:30-18:30, Sunday, September 8, 2013VENUE: Registration Area (3F), CCICCDRESS: Smart casual

Casual drinks will be held on Sunday for delegates to meet with colleagues and to familiarize themselves with the Congress venue.

» Opening Ceremony OPEN TO ALL

TIME: 08:30-09:30, Monday, September 9, 2013VENUE: 501 Crystal Hall, CCICCDRESS: Business attire

Dr. JIAO Yong, Vice Minister of Water Resources, will address the opening ceremony. IAHR President Roger FALCONER will award IAHR prizes, including the IPPEN prize and Yalin prize.

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» IAHR President's Reception BY TICKET

TIME: 18:00-21:00, Monday, September 9, 2013VENUE: Shunxing Teahouse (Map P.73 )DRESS: Business attire

IAHR President Prof. Roger FALCONER, and his wife, will address and welcome the delegates. Shunxing Teahouse, rich in Sichuan traditional taste, is located inside the complex of InterContinental Hotel on the ground floor, and can be accessed from inside or outside the lobby of the hotel.

» Introduction of Three Gorges Project OPEN TO ALL

TIME: 19:00-20:30, Tuesday, September 10, 2013VENUE: 305 Shu Feng Hall, CCICCDRESS: Smart casual

Official from China Three Gorges Corporation will make an introduction of the Three Gorges Project, simultaneous interpretation will be provided, introductory video played, and an interactive session arranged.

» Students and Young Professionals' Night BY TICKET

TIME: 19:00-20:30, Wednesday, September 11, 2013VENUE: Yamei Restaurant (Map P.73 )DRESS: Smart casual

» Congress Dinner BY TICKET

TIME: 19:00-22:30, Thursday, September 12, 2013VENUE: 501 Crystal Hall, CCICCDRESS: Business attire

The dinner will provide the opportunity for delegates to network and renew acquaintances whilst experiencing delicious Sichuan food and splendid artistic performances. Besides, be ready to participate in the JFK Award Ceremony and enjoy the IAHR President's address.

» Closing Ceremony OPEN TO ALL

TIME: 16:10-17:00, Friday, September 13, 2013VENUE: 307 Tian Fu Hall, CCICCDRESS: Business attire

After a conclusion of this Congress by IAHR President Roger FALCONER, an introduction of next Congress will be made, and the host of 37th IAHR World Congress will also be announced.

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In-Congress Technical Tours

» IT1: Dujiangyan Irrigation Project

DEPARTURE: Meet at 12:40-13:00 outside the entrance of CCICCRETURN: To CCICC at about 18:00

Dujiangyan Irrigation Project, one of the oldest irrigation system in the world, is a wonder in the development of Chinese science. In China, Chengdu is always praised as the Tian Fu Zhi Guo, which means “Land of Abundance”. Over 2,200 years ago, the city was threatened by frequent floods caused by flooding of the Minjiang River (a tributary of the Yangtze River). Li Bing, a local official of Sichuan Province at that time, together with his son, decided to construct an irrigation system on the Minjiang River to prevent flooding. After a lengthy study and a lot of hard work by the local people,

the great Dujiangyan Irrigation Project was completed. The project consists of three important parts, namely Yuzui, Feishayan and Baopingkou, which were scientifically designed to control the water flow of the rivers automatically from the mountains to the plains throughout the year. Thanks to Dujiangyan, the Chengdu Plain has been free from floods and enjoys the biggest irrigation area of more than 6, 687 square kilometers (2,581 square miles) in China.

» IT2: Zipingpu Dam

DEPARTURE: Meet at 12:40-13:00 outside the Dicos Restaurant (opposite to the entrance of CCICC accross the street)RETURN: To CCICC at about 18:00

Located at the junction of Dujiangyan City and Wenchuan County on the upper Minjiang River. The Zipingpu Hydropower Plant was brought into service in 2006. Zipingpu consists of four generators with a total generating capacity of 760 MW. It is designed mainly for flood control, water supply and power generation. The Wenchuan Strong Earthquake on May 12th, 2008 with a magnitude of 8 on Richter scales shocked the whole world. Zipingpu project at only 17km away from the epicenter suffered great damages. However, the dam had withstood the serious test of strong earthquake, becoming the first

higher than 100-m CFRD experiencing Magnitude-8 strong earthquake and maintaining safety in the world. The safety of Zipingpu Dam assured the confidence of more than 10 million people living downstream and guaranteed the water and electricity supply during the post-disaster period. The survival of Zipingpu dam means the design, the construction and the maintenance at all levels were correctly organized. The lessons and experience from this project will provide an excellent reference for dam engineers in seismic areas of the world.

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Post-Congress Technical Tours

» PT1: Jiuzhai Valley National Park

DEPARTURE: Meet at 08:10 (Sept. 14), outside the entrance of CCICCRETURN: Dismiss at the airport at about 16:50 or return to hotel of your own reservation (Sept. 16)

Jiuzhai Valley is located in Nanping County, 450 kilometers (about 280 miles) to the north of Chengdu City, Sichuan, covering a total area of 720 square kilometers, and the valley is 50 kilometers in length. Jiuzhai Valley, literally the Nine Village Valley, is known for the nine Tibetan villages within its boundary. Besides, Jiuzhai Valley is famous for its diversity in natural scenery, including snowy peaks, double waterfalls, colorful forests, peaceful lakes and green sea. Jiuzhai Valley is honored as "fairy-land on earth” for its unique beauty. On December 14, 1992, it was approved to be one of the world nature heritages by the UNESCO. Jiuzhai Valley consists of six scenic spots -- Changhai, Jianyan, Nuorilang,

Shuzheng, Zharu and Heihai. The graceful scenes of Jiuzhai Valley are mainly concentrated in a Y-shaped valley which consists of Nuorilang Gully and its two branches. In addition to gorgeous scenery, the fresh air and bright sunshine also makes Jiuzhai Valley an ideal place for tourism, sightseeing and vacation.

Itinerary

2013.09.14 Saturday • 08:10 Meet at the Congress venue • 08:30 Leave for Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport • 10:10 Fly to Sichuan Jiuzhaihuanglong Airport (50 minutes in the air) • 11:30 Drive to Huanglong Scenic and Historic Interest Area, have lunch • 13:40 Tour in the park • 18:30 Drive to Jiuzhai Valley (3 hours on the road); check into hotel • 21:00 Dinner

2013.09.15 Sunday • 07:00-08:00 Breakfast buffet at the hotel • 08:00 Meet at the hotel lobby, and leave for the Jiuzhai Valley National Park • 08:00-17:30 Tour in the park • 17:30 Meet outside the park; back to hotel • 19:00-21:00 Supper at the hotel, ensued by folky dance party • Sheep-roasting party after supper (extra pay needed)）

2013.09.16 Monday • 07:00—08:00 Breakfast buffet at the hotel • 08:00 Meet at the lobby and Leave for Baishui River Hydropower Station (1 hour on the road) • 09:00 Tour at the Baishui River Hydropower Station • 10:30 Leave for Sichuan Jiuzhaihuanglong Airport (3 hours on the road) • 13:30 Lunch • 15:55-16:50 Fly back to Chengdu (50 minutes in the air), terminal T2 • Dismiss at the airport or be sent back to hotel of your own reservation

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» PT2: Three Gorges Project

DEPARTURE: Meet at 07:30 (Sept. 14), outside the entrance of CCICCRETURN: Dismiss at the airport at about 23:35 or return to hotel of your own reservation (Sept. 17)

The Three Gorges Project was completed in 2009. Situated at Sandouping Town of Yichang City, Hubei Province, the Three Gorges Dam is the largest hydro-power station in the world with an annual energy output of 84.7 billion kilowatt-hours. The Three Gorges Dam includes three parts: the dam itself, a hydroelectric station, and a system of locks. The height of the Three Gorges Dam is 185 meters (607 ft) above the sea level. The dam is about 2,300 meters (7,546 ft) long and about 115 meters (377 ft) wide. With a water capacity of 39.3 billion cubic meters, the dam will hold a huge reservoir which will efficiently prevent flooding in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. The 1,000-square-kilometers (386 square

miles) reservoir is an artificial lake showing visitors a picturesque view in sunny days that the wide blue lake and the vast azure sky merge at the horizon. The dam would discharge flood during the flood period (July-August), if you are just visiting the Three Gorges Dam at that time, you will enjoy the marvelous spectacle of flood discharge. As a modern wonder, the Three Gorges Dam has had a massive impact upon the region's ecology and people as well as forms a new landscape adorning the Yangtze River.

Itinerary

2013.09.14 Saturday • 07:30 Meet at the Congress venue • 07:30 Drive to the railway station • 09:10 Take bullet train to Chongqing • 11:33 Arrive at Chongqing and have lunch • 13:30 Half-day tour in downtown Chongqing • 17:30 Supper (local cuisine) • 19:00 Embark at Chongqing Dock (150 CNY of tip needed at check-in) • 21:30 Voyage begins

2013.09.15 Sunday • 07:00-08:00 Breakfast • 08:00 Brief meeting on the tour route and cautions • 09:00 Tour at Fengdu, the ghost town • 14:00-16:00 Cultural activities • 18:00 On-board welcome dinner hosted by the captain • 20:00 Cocktail party

2013.09.16 Monday • 07:30-10:00 Go ashore to visit City of the White Emperor (Extra pay needed) • 10:00-10:30 Navigate through Qutang Gorge • 12:30-16:30 Stop by at Mount Wushang; change to small boats to tour the Small Three Gorges • 16:30 Back to the ship; navigate through Wuxia Gorge • 19:00 Farewell party by the captain • 22:00-02:00 Navigate through the permanent ship locks

2013.09.17 Tuesday • 07:30-10:30 Tour Three Gorges Dam after breakfast • 10:30-11:30 Watch Xiling Gorge on the ship • 12:00 Arrive at Huanghuacun Dock • 12:30 Lunch • 14:30 A half-day tour in "paradise on earth" scenic spot • 18:00 Dinner in downtown Yichang • 18:50 Leave for Yichang Airport after supper • 22:10-23:35 Fly back to Chengdu from Yichang • Dismiss at the airport or be sent back to the hotel of your own reservation

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Accompanying Persons Program

Date Route Time Activity Meet at...

MondaySept. 9

AT1

Morning Welcome gathering after opening ceremony 09:30 in coffee area beside Registration Desk, 3F, CCICC

AfternoonVisiting Kuanzhai Alley for about 40 minutes and then Jinli Street

13:10 in lobby of InterContinental Hotel

TuesdaySept. 10

AT2Morning 09:00 Visit the Panda Base for about 2 hours 08:40 in lobby of

InterContinental HotelAfternoon Visit Luodai ancient town

WednesdaySept. 11

AT3 AfternoonIn-congress technical tour (to Zipingpu Dam or Dujiangyan Irrigation Project)

12:40-13:00 outside the entrance of CCICC (for Dujiangyan) or outside Dicos Restaurant (for Zipingpu)

ThursdaySept. 12

AT4Whole Day

06:30 Leave for Emei Mountain09:00 Arrive at Emei Mountain14:30 Leave for Chengdu17:30 Back to Holiday Inn

06:10 in lobby of InterContinental Hotel (you will have to take care of your breakfast as the other days)

FridaySept. 13

AT5 Morning 08:00 Leave for Sanxingdui Relics Museum07:40 in lobby of InterContinental Hotel

For more information on the sites listed above, please go to the Congress websit » Tours at:www.iahr2013.org/tour.html

Panda Base

Kuanzhai Alley Emei Mountain

Chunxi Road, Chengdu

Sanxingdui Relics Museum

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Themes and Topics

Central Theme: The wise find pleasure in water: meandering through water science and engineering

ATHEME A Water Engineering and Civilization

A1 Water science and technology in civilizationA2 Scientists and water development eventsA3 Irrigation, navigation and urbanizationA4 Hydraulic structure and machineryA5 Industrial hydraulics and renewable energyA6 Education and civilization

BTHEME B Hydro-Environment

B1 Environmental hydraulicsB2 Eco-hydrology and eco-hydraulicsB3 Restoration and environmental managementB4 Assessment and policy on hydro-environmentB5 Urban water environment engineering

CTHEME C Fluvial Hydraulics and River Management

C1 Mechanics of sediment transportC2 River morphodynamicsC3 Numerical modelling of fluvial processesC4 Experiment, instrumentation and scale models in river hydraulicsC5 River training and managementC6 Reservoir sedimentation and density currents

DTHEME D Maritime Hydraulics and Coastal Engineering

D1 Wave, tide and coastal hydraulicsD2 Morphodynamics in delta and coastal areasD3 Coastal and offshore structuresD4 Land reclamation, wetland protection and shore restorationD5 Coastal water quality and marine outfalls

ETHEME E Water Resources and Hydroinformatics

E1 Water resources managementE2 Surface water and groundwater hydrologyE3 Water shortage and desalinationE4 Computational hydraulics and hydrodynamicsE5 Emerging technologies and engineering applications of hydroinformaticsE6 Ice engineering

FTHEME F Climate Change and Hazard Mitigation

F1 Impact of climate change on water resourcesF2 Hydrological ProcessesF3 Natural hazards and extreme eventsF4 Floods and flood managementF5 Debris flows and flash floodsF6 Storm surge and tsunami

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» Other Topics

Special Seminars

1. Impact of extreme hydrodynamic forces on infrastructure2. Special session in memory of Stephen Coleman3. The new IAHR journal: Journal of Applied Water Engineering and Research4. Climate change sensitive sustainable water resources planning and management5. Challenges and issues in water resources management in Africa6. HYDRALAB, a joint view on the future of experimental hydraulic research

P.67

Workshops1. Environmental dynamics and management in the Sanjiangyuan2. Oil spill and environment-friendly hydropower development3. Water-economy-ecology interactions and natural-social dualistic water cycle

P.69

Short Courses

1. Landslide generated impulse waves: an introduction into a generic hazard assessment methodology

2. Turbulent flow, sediment transport and scour3. Coherent structures and LES application in environmental hydraulics

P.70

Master Classes

1. Technical writing in peer-review journals2. Computational river dynamics

P.70

IAHR Technical Committees Meetings

1. Coastal & maritime hydraulics2. Hydraulic structures3. EPD/young professionals4. Marine outfalls5. Experimental methods & instrumentation6. WG applied hydrology-WG climate change7. Water resources8. Groundwater9. Fluvial hydraulics10. Ecohydraulics11. Hydroinformatics12. Fluid mechanics

P.77

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Program Overview

Detailed programs ( P.23 ) of Technical Session, Poster Presentation, JFK Student Paper Competition,Special Seminar and Workshop are also included in this Handbook.

Locations of the meeting rooms (such as 501 ) can be found on the floor plans ( P.74 ),while other places (such as Shunxing Teahouse ) are marked out on the map ( P.73 ).

Sunday (Sept. 8) Monday (Sept. 9) Tuesday (Sept. 10) Wednesday (Sept. 11) Thursday (Sept. 12) Friday (Sept. 13)09:00-20:00 Registration09:30-17:00 Short Courses

P.70

08:30 Opening Ceremony 501 0930-0935 Short break

08:30 Keynote Lectures 307 Wolfgang RODI, Arthur MYNETT

JFK 602 P.66

08:30 Keynote Lectures 307JIA Jinsheng, Shinji SATO

08:30 Keynote Lectures 307Harindra FERNANDO, CHEN Yunhua

08:30 Technical Session 10

P.52 09:35 General Lectures 501 JIAO Yong, Gretchen KALONJI

10:35 Coffee Break & Exhibition 10:00 Coffee Break & Exhibition 10:00 Coffee Break & Exhibition 10:00 Coffee Break & Exhibition 10:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition11:05 Keynote Lecture 501

Tomás A. SANCHO10:30 Technical

Session 3 P.32

Poster

Presentation 1 P.57

Special Seminar 3: JAWER Launch Symposium

508 P.67

JFK 602 P.66


P.40

Poster Presentation 4

P.61

Special Seminar 6

P.68


P.43


P.62

Workshop 1 P.69


P.54

12:30-13:30 IAHR TC Leadership Seminar

11:5012:15

Lunch & ExhibitionStudents Corner 305

12:15 Lunch & ExhibitionStudents Corner 305




13:00-17:00 Master Classes P.70

14:15-17:00 IAHR Technical Committees Meeting P.7716:00-19:30 IAHR-APD Meeting


P.26

Forum of International Water Organizations

(by invitation) 310

Special Seminar 1

P.67

IAHR Student Chapter Meeting

507


P.35


P.58

Special Seminar 4

P.68

5th Research Institute Workshop (by invitation) 601

JFK 602 P.66

13:00 In-Congress Technical TourDujiangyan Irrigation Project, Zipingpu Dam


P.46


P.64

Workshop 2 P.69

13:30 IAHR General Members Assembly 307

15:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition 15:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition 15:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition 15:10 Coffee Break & Exhibition15:45 Technical

Session 2 P.29


(by invitation) 310

Special Seminar 2

P.67

Meet the IAHR Honorary Members

507


P.37


P.59

Special Seminar 5

P.68


JFK 602 P.66


P.49


P.65

Workshop 3 P.69

15:30 IPPEN Lecture 307George CONSTANTINESCU

16:10 Closing Ceremony 307

17:00 Meeting of Council Members 507

17:30 End of Day 1 17:30 End of Day 2 18:00 End of Day 3 17:30 End of Day 4 18:00 End of Day 517:30 Welcome Drinks

3F, CCICC18:00 IAHR President’s Reception

Shunxing Teahouse19:00 JHR 50th

Anniversary 306

Introduction of Three

Gorges Project 305

19:00 Students & Young Professionals Night Yamei Restau.

19:00 Congress Dinner 501

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Program Overview

Detailed programs ( P.23 ) of Technical Session, Poster Presentation, JFK Student Paper Competition,Special Seminar and Workshop are also included in this Handbook.

Locations of the meeting rooms (such as 501 ) can be found on the floor plans ( P.74 ),while other places (such as Shunxing Teahouse ) are marked out on the map ( P.73 ).

Sunday (Sept. 8) Monday (Sept. 9) Tuesday (Sept. 10) Wednesday (Sept. 11) Thursday (Sept. 12) Friday (Sept. 13)09:00-20:00 Registration09:30-17:00 Short Courses

P.70

08:30 Opening Ceremony 501 0930-0935 Short break

08:30 Keynote Lectures 307 Wolfgang RODI, Arthur MYNETT

JFK 602 P.66

08:30 Keynote Lectures 307JIA Jinsheng, Shinji SATO

08:30 Keynote Lectures 307Harindra FERNANDO, CHEN Yunhua


P.52 09:35 General Lectures 501 JIAO Yong, Gretchen KALONJI

10:35 Coffee Break & Exhibition 10:00 Coffee Break & Exhibition 10:00 Coffee Break & Exhibition 10:00 Coffee Break & Exhibition 10:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition11:05 Keynote Lecture 501

Tomás A. SANCHO10:30 Technical

Session 3 P.32

Poster

Presentation 1 P.57

Special Seminar 3: JAWER Launch Symposium

508 P.67

JFK 602 P.66


P.40


P.61

Special Seminar 6

P.68


P.43


P.62

Workshop 1 P.69


P.54

12:30-13:30 IAHR TC Leadership Seminar

11:5012:15

Lunch & ExhibitionStudents Corner 305





13:00-17:00 Master Classes P.70

14:15-17:00 IAHR Technical Committees Meeting P.7716:00-19:30 IAHR-APD Meeting


P.26


(by invitation) 310

Special Seminar 1

P.67

IAHR Student Chapter Meeting

507


P.35


P.58

Special Seminar 4

P.68


JFK 602 P.66

13:00 In-Congress Technical TourDujiangyan Irrigation Project, Zipingpu Dam


P.46


P.64

Workshop 2 P.69

13:30 IAHR General Members Assembly 307

15:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition 15:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition 15:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition 15:10 Coffee Break & Exhibition15:45 Technical

Session 2 P.29


(by invitation) 310

Special Seminar 2

P.67

Meet the IAHR Honorary Members

507


P.37


P.59

Special Seminar 5

P.68


JFK 602 P.66


P.49


P.65

Workshop 3 P.69

15:30 IPPEN Lecture 307George CONSTANTINESCU

16:10 Closing Ceremony 307

17:00 Meeting of Council Members 507

17:30 End of Day 1 17:30 End of Day 2 18:00 End of Day 3 17:30 End of Day 4 18:00 End of Day 517:30 Welcome Drinks

3F, CCICC18:00 IAHR President’s Reception

Shunxing Teahouse19:00 JHR 50th

Anniversary 306

Introduction of Three

Gorges Project 305

19:00 Students & Young Professionals Night Yamei Restau.

19:00 Congress Dinner 501

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Overview of Special Events

Not including Technical Sessions, Special Seminars and Poster Presentations

Day Events Time Venue

SundaySept. 8

Short Course 09:30-17:00 Sichuan University (Info P.70 )IAHR Technical Committee Leadership Seminar 12:30-13:30 507, CCICCMaster Class 13:00-17:00 Sichuan University (Info P.70 )IAHR Technical Committee Meetings 14:15-17:00 2F, Holiday Inn (Info&Map P.77 )IAHR-APD Meeting 16:00-19:30 Zhuan Zhuan Hui (Map P.73 )Welcome Drinks 17:30-18:30 Registration Area, 3F, CCICC

MondaySept. 9

Opening Ceremony 08:30-09:30 501 Crystal Hall, CCICCGeneral Lectures (JIAO, KALONJI) 09:35-10:35 501 Crystal Hall, CCICCKeynote Lecture (SANCHO) 11:05-11:50 501 Crystal Hall, CCICCStudents Corner 12:15-13:15 305 Shu Feng Hall, CCICCIAHR Student Chapter Meeting 13:30-15:10 507 Qing Bai Jiang Hall, CCICCForum of International Water Organizations 13:30-17:30 310 Shu Rong Hall, CCICCMeet the IAHR Honorary Members 15:45-17:30 507 Qing Bai Jiang Hall, CCICCIAHR President's Reception 18:00-20:00 Shunxing Teahouse (Map P.73 )

TuesdaySept. 10

Keynote Lectures (RODI, MYNETT) 08:30-10:00 307 Tian Fu Hall, CCICCJFK Student Paper Competition 08:20-18:30 602 Jin Fu Rong Hall, CCICCJAWER Launch Symposium 10:30-12:15 508 Xin Du Hall, CCICCStudents Corner 12:15-13:15 305 Shu Feng Hall, CCICC5th Research Institute Workshop 13:30-17:30 601 Jin Sha Hall, CCICCJHR 50th Anniversary 19:00-20:30 306 Shu Han Hall, CCICCIntroduction of Three Gorges Project 19:00-20:30 305 Shu Feng Hall, CCICC

WednesdaySept. 11

Keynote Lectures (JIA, SATO) 08:30-10:00 307 Tian Fu Hall, CCICCStudents Corner 12:15-13:15 305 Shu Feng Hall, CCICCIn-Congress Technical Tour 13:00-18:00 Dujiangyan, ZipingpuStudents and Young Professionals Night 19:00-20:30 Yamei Restaurant (Map P.73 )

ThursdaySept. 12

Keynote Lectures (FERNANDO, CHEN) 08:30-10:00 307 Tian Fu Hall, CCICCStudents Corner 12:15-13:15 305 Shu Feng Hall, CCICCCongress Dinner 19:00-21:30 501 Crystal Hall, CCICC

FridaySept. 13

Students Corner 12:15-13:15 305 Shu Feng Hall, CCICCIAHR General Members Assembly 13:30-15:10 307 Tian Fu Hall, CCICCIPPEN Lecture (CONSTANTINESCU) 15:30-16:10 307 Tian Fu Hall, CCICCClosing Ceremony 16:10-17:00 307 Tian Fu Hall, CCICCMeeting of IAHR Council Members 17:00-18:00 507 Qing Bai Jiang Hall, CCICC

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Programs in Detail

In the following pages,you will find these programs in detail:

Program of... On Page...

General, Keynote and IPPEN Lectures P. 24

Technical Sessions P. 26

Poster Presentations P. 57

JFK Student Paper Competition P. 66

Special Seminars and Workshops P. 67

Short Courses and Master Classes P. 70

Please note that last-minute changes might occur to the detailed technical programs. Do pay close attention to the on-site announcements and notifications during the Congress.

Jiuzhai Valley

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» General, Keynote and IPPEN Lecturers

There will be 2 general lectures on Monday morning given by:

Plenary Session 1: Room 501, Mon 9:35-10:35 Chair: Roger FALCONERJIAO YongVice Minister of Water Resources of P. R. China

»» Achieving Harmony between People and Water for Sustainable Development

Gretchen KALONJIAssistant Director-General for Natural Sciences, UNESCO

»» Perspectives on International Cooperation for Water Security

as well as 7 keynote lectures from Monday to Thursday given by:

Plenary Session 2: Room 501, Mon 11:05-11:50 Chair: Jean Paul CHABARDTomás A. SANCHOPresident of the WCCE (World Council of Civil Engineers); General Manager, SERS, Consultants in engineering and architecture, Spain

»» Water: Challenges from Urbanization and Climate Change

Plenary Session 3: Room 307, Tue 8:30-10:00 Chair: Marian MUSTEWolfgang RODIProfessor, Institute for Hydromechanics, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany

»» Large Eddy Simulation in Hydraulics: the Method and its Potential

Arthur MYNETTProfessor, UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education, The Netherlands

»» Sustainable Delta Development: Living with Water, Building with Nature

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Plenary Session 4: Room 307, Wed 8:30-10:00 Chair: Zhaoyin WANGJIA JinshengVice President, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, China

»» New Progress for Better Development of Dams and Reservoirs

Shinji SATOProfessor, Civil Engineering Department, The University of Tokyo, Japan

»» 2011 Tohoku Tsunami and Future Directions for Tsunami Disaster Mitigation

Plenary Session 5: Room 307, Thu 8:30-10:00 Chair: Joseph H. W. LEEHarindra Joseph FERNANDOProfessor, University of Notre Dame, US

The Battle of Fluids: Air-Water-Fluvial Interactions

CHEN YunhuaGeneral Manager, Yalong River Hydropower Development Company, Ltd., China

»» Key Technical Issues and Research Work in Yalong River Hydropower Development

and 1 more lecture on Friday given by winner of IPPEN Award:

George CONSTANTINESCUProfessor, Dept of Civil and Environmental Engineering & IIHR Hydroscience and Engineering,The University of Iowa, USA

»» On the Influence of Coherent Structures on Flow Hydrodynamics, Transport and Mixing at River Confluences

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» Technical Session 1 Monday 13:30-15:15

Room 506, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Mustafa ALTINAKARInvited A1 Huib De VRIEND Building with Nature: Towards Sustainable Hydraulic Engineering

A1 Gerardo RUIZ Eupalinos and the Tunnel of Samos

A1 Nasser ROSTAM Evaluation of Buffer Zone in Haraz River in Iran

A1 Shi SHA Application of Telemac-2D in Dam-Break Flood Simulation for Wuxikou Project

A1Athanasios ANGELOUDIS

CFD Study of Flow and Transport Characteristics in a Scaled Disinfection Tank

A1 Steven Barfuss Hydraulic Jump Air Entrainment Scale Effects in Closed Conduits

Room 302, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Changkuan ZHANGInvited A2 Willi H. HAGER Stepped Spillways: Technical Advance from 1900

A2 Shuyou CAO Review of Historic Floods Caused by Earthquake Barrier Lakes in Sichuan Province, China

A2 Clark LIUFrom Unit Hydrograph to Instantaneous Unit Hydrograph: Professor W.-L. Huang's Contributions to Watershed Hydrology

A2Pramod K. PANDEY

Assessing Hydro-Economic Benefits of Rainwater Harvesting Under Dry and Wet Conditions in Rainfed Agriculture

A2 Robert ETTEMA John Fisher Kennedy – Student and Statesman of Hydraulic Engineering

Room 304, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Hitoshi TANAKAB1 Juha Järvelä Spatial-Structural Analysis of Woody Riparian Vegetation for Hydraulic Considerations

B1Shuntaro MATSUNE

A Study on Factors Related to Long-Term Environmental Changes in Lake Jusan

B1 Chi Wai LI A Hydraulic Roughness Model for Submerged Flexible Vegetation

B1Kumars EBRAHIMI

A Laboratory Study of Oil Contaminant (MTBE) Transport in Soil

B1 Gokhan KIRKIL A Numerical Study of Shallow Mixing Development over Dunes

B1 Chao LI A Numerical Simulation of Wind-Driven Water Current in Taihu Lake with Two-Phase Flow Model

Room 502, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Lucas E. CALVOInvited B2 Harby ATLE Ecohydraulic Research and Practice - Mitigating Climate Change and Environmental Impacts

B2 Sui Liang HUANGAcute Toxicity of Sodium Pentachlorophenol on Carassius Auratus Under Unsteady Exposure））Without Suspended Particles

B2 Sui Liang HUANGAcute Toxicity of Sodium Pentachlorophenol on Carassius Auratus Under Unsteady Exposure : with Suspended Particles

B2 Wenxue CHEN Wave Erosion Characteristics of the No Vegetation Seeded Sandbag Structures

B2 Nina NIKORA A Multi-Mechanism Model for the Velocity Profile in Vegetated Open-Channel Flows

B2 Li JIAN Numerical Simulation of Xiangxi River Algal Bloom and Countermeasures

Room 305, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Yongcan CHENInvited C1 K. D. NGUYEN

A Two-Phase, Soil and Liquid, Model Based on a Unified Formulation for Continuum Mechanics: Application to a Dredging Jet

C1 Zhijing LI Adaptation-to-Capacity Length for Fluvial Sediment Transport

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C1 Yafei JIA3D Numerical Simulations of Local Scouring Around Bridge Piers Under non-Uniform Sediment Conditions

C1 Yui-Ting LEE Adopting an Acoustic Vibration Tube to Monitor the Bed-Load Transport

C1 Colin RENNIE 3D-ADVP Measurements of Bedload Transport

C1Serife Yurdagul KUMCU

Effect of Flow Depth on the Formation Scour Hole Around the Bridge Abutment - Collar Plate Arrangement

Room 306, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Arturo MARCANOC3 Hongbin ZHANG A Coupled Hydrological and Hydraulic Modeling System for Urban Flood Simulations

C3 Massimo GRECO A New Algorithm for Unstructured Grids and Bank-Failure Mechanisms in Morphodynamic Models

C3 Sandra SOARES2D Dam-Break Flows over Erodible Floodplain. Comparison of Two Shallow-Water Models Against Laboratory Experiments: A Saint-Venant – Exner Classical Approach and a Two Layer Description

C3 Guodong LI 3D Numerical Simulation of Flow and Local Scour Around a Spur Dike

C3 Mete KOKEN A DES Study of the Role of Contraction Ratio Caused by Two Spill Through Abutments

C3 Seonmin LEE A Quasi-Two-Dimensional Method for Reservoir Sedimentation

Room 308, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Marcelo GARCIAInvited C4 Marian MUSTE

Hydroacoustics: Emerging Measurement Technology for In-Situ Characterization of River Hydro-Morphodynamics

C4 James YANG A Countermeasure for Prevention of Reservoir Floating Debris Following Extreme Floods

C4 S. Erpicum A Fundamental Study of the Inception of Motion of Coarse Sediments

C4 Yee-Meng CHIEW 3-D Flow Measurements of a Swirling Jet Induced by a Propeller by Using PIV

C4 Xiaofeng ZHANG A Study on the Properties of Mangrove Prop Roots and Their Influence on Current Flow

C4Ana Maria FERREIRA DA SILVA

A New Method to Immobilize Sand in Laboratory Channels: Method Development and Recent Applications

Room 504, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Gary PARKERInvited C5

Fabián BOMBARDELLI

Phenomenological Theory of Turbulence to Address Flow Resistance and Scour in Open Channels

C5 Dawei GUAN Bed Load Influence on Scour At Submerged Weirs

C5Koen BLANCKAERT

A Method for Assessing the Feasibility of Air-Bubble Screens to Reduce Morphological Gradients in Open-Channel Bends

C5 Heide FRIEDRICH Armour Layer Development and Destruction - an Investigation Into the Effectiveness of Beach Raking

C5 Wen-Hong DAI A Simulation on Water Flow of the Ba-Gua-Zhou Braiding Channels in Nanjing of Yangtze River

C5 LI Wenzhe Experimental Study on the Energy Dissipation Ratio of Step-Pool System

Room 503, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Hubert CHANSONInvited D1 Scott C. HAGEN The Ocean Is Not Flat Nor Is Its Response: on the Coastal Dynamics of Sea Level Rise

D1 Fan LI A Comparison of Extreme Wave Climate Modelling Methods: A Case Study for the Netherlands

D1 Maria COLLINS Challenges on Field Testing a Tidal Power Plant to Achieve IEC Conformity - Sihwa Tidal in South Korea

D1 Maria TSAKIRI A Numerical Simulation of Swash Flow Generated by Bore Collapse on Rough Slopes

D1 Moonock LEE Appearance Characteristics of Cold Water in the Southeastern Sea of Korea

D1 Serene TAYApplication of Ocean-Atmosphere Coupling Through non-Tidal Barotropic Numerical Modelling to Simulate Sea Level Anomalies (SLA) Events in Singapore Regional Water

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Room 301, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Pengzhi LINInvited D3

Ramon GUTIERREZ-SERRET

Physical Model Tests for the Construction Stages of Large Breakwaters. Case Studies for the Enlargements to the Ports of Barcelona and Coruña (Spain)

D3Chih-Hua CHANG

Diffraction of a Solitary Wave by an Infinitely Long Breakwater with a Gap

D3Nguyen VIET THANH

Causes and Failure Mechanics of Seawall in Cua Tung Beach, Vietnam

D3 Mike MILOSHIS Sea Level Rise and Potential Mitigation of Saline Intrusion in Northern Australia

D3 Dirk RIJNSDORP Wave-Induced Responses of Moored Floating Bodies Embedded in a Large Scale Wave Model

Room 303, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Jean Paul CHABARDInvited E1 Clelia Luisa MARTI A Real-Time System of the Swan-Canning River Basin and Its Receiving Waters (Western Australia, Australia)

E1 Pin-Chun HUANG Efficient Algorithm for Watershed Overland Flow Simulations

E1 Ieda G. HIDALGO A Proposed Global-Local Methodology for Unit Commitment Optimization

E1 Ye YAOA Vertical Two-Dimensional Hydrodynamic Model and Analysis of Hydrodynamic Characteristics for Three Gorges Reservoir

E1 Meng-Chiu HUNG Analysis of Available Water During Drought Based on Topmodel - A Case Study

E1 Ataur RAHMAN An Exploratory Analysis of Water Quality in the Nepean River, Australia

Room 505, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Simone van SCHIJNDELE4 Yaoxin ZHANG 2D Depth-Integrated Finite Volume Flow Model for Hybrid Unstrucured Meshes

E4 Carmelo JUEZ 2D Numerical Simulation of the Motion of a Mass Down a Rough and Inclined Plane

E4 Haifei LIU A LBM Approach for Wet-Dry Boundary Treatment

E4Daniel CAVIEDES-VOULLIÈME

2D River Flood Simulation Using Interpolated River Bed Geometry

E4 Qiuhua LIANG A GPU-Accelerated Hydrodynamic Model for Urban Flood Inundation

E4 Qian XUField Survey and Numerical Modeling of Hillslope Hydrologicalprocesses over a Headwater Catchment in Hong Kong

Room 509, Mon 13:30-15:15 Chair: Helmut HABERSACKInvited F3 Chjeng-Lun SHIEH Safety Assessment for Landslide-Dam

F3 Freddy LA CRUZDetermination of Homogeneous Regions in Venezuela Rainfall Using the Method L-Moments and Ward Agglomerative Cluster Analysis

F3 Changzhi LI Dam-Break Flood Risk Assessment on Laiyang City

F3 Chia-Chi CHANG Application of Environmental Indices on the Prediction of Landslide Susceptibility for Alishan Forest Railway

F3Suharyanto SUHARYANTO

Disaster Risk Mitigation Under Chaotic Condition of Mt. Merapi Disaster As Revealed by Community-Based Capacity Building

F3 P.V. TIMBADIYA Analysis of Trends and Variability in Time Series of Extreme Daily Rainfall in Tapi Basin, India

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» Technical Session 2 Monday 15:45-17:30

Room 506, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: James BALLA1

Syafiq SHAHARUDDIN

Performance Evaluation of Constructed Wetland in Malaysia for Water Security Enhancement (Case Study: Universiti Sains Malaysia)

A1 Truong HONG SON The Innovative Structure Solution for Preventing Salt Intrusion and Retaining Freshwater in Mekong Delta Vietnam

A1 N.L. OBASI Sediment Distribution Pattern At Convex Channel Bifurcation for Water Intakes

A1 Xu JINCHAO Study on Hydraulic Oscillation in Stepped Low-Pressure Water-Supply System with Short Open Channel

A1 Ataur RAHMAN Estimation of Design Rainfall in Arid Region: A Case Study for Qatar Using L Moments

A1 Dongju WU Application of Remote Sensing to Classification for Dike System

Room 302, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Vijay P. SINGHA3 José ROLDÁN-CAÑAS Sustainable Irrigation Practices in Al-Andalus

A3Masayuki FUJIHARA

Identifying Contribution of Paddy Irrigation to Groundwater Recharge: A Numerical Experiment for Unconfined Aquifer of Dogo Plain, Ehime Prefecture, Japan

A3 Xiangyu SUN Dam Break Generated Flow Behaviour in Storm Drains

A3 Jim GRIFFITHS The Development of Water Management in Ningbo, Zhejiang, China.

A3 Ya'An HU Overall Layout and Hydraulic Characteristics of Hydro-Floating Ship Lift with Lifting Height of 150M

Room 304, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Hyoseop WOOInvited B1 Sung-Uk CHOI Computations of Turbulent Flow and Transport in Vegetated Open-Channel Using Reynolds Stress Model

B1 Zegao YIN CFD and PBM Coupled Model of Bubble Jet in Stagnant Water

B1Hidekazu YOSHIOKA

Application of a Conforming Petrov-Galerkin Finite Element Scheme to Analysis of Longitudinal Dispersion Phenomena in Open Channel Networks

B1 Liphapang KHABA Applications and Development of Soil Erosion Models for Lesotho

B1 Maiara PEREIRA ASSIS Bacteria Inactivation by Means of Cavitation Blasting Equipment in Freshwater Systems

Room 502, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Arthur MYNETTInvited B2 Qiuwen CHEN Estimation of the Ecological Flows by Using Fish Habitat Model and Landscape Ecology Method

B2 Guoxian HUANG Distributed Numerical Hydrological and Hydrodynamic Modeling for Yangtze River Basin

B2 Mahad BAAWAINGroundwater Quality in Terms of Nitrate and Salinity Along a Coastal Strip Subjected to Extensive Pumping Activities and to Artificial Recharge

B2 Ruonan LI Cumulative Effect on Fish Spawning Area Influenced by River Flow Regime Change

B2 Kazuhei NOMACHI Effect of a Fixed Weir on Benthic Faunal Communities Along a Mountain Stream

B2 Daniele TONINA Dune Morphology Controls on Redox Conditions Within the Hyporheic Zone

Room 305, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Zhixian CAOInvited C1 Silke WIEPRECHT Erosion Risk of Polluted Historic Sediments

C1 Le WANG Experimental Investigation of Temporal Lag Effects on Graded Sediment Transport in Unsteady Flows

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C1Mohamed GAAFAR

Experimental Study and Numerical Simulation of Scour Inducing Effect on Seepage Underneath Barrages

C1 Prem Lal PATELExperimental Study on Initiation of Motion and Bed Load Transport of Unimodal and Bimodal Sediments

C1 Jurui YANG The Nonlinear Cusp-Catastrophe Model of Incipient Motion for non-Uniform Sediment

C1 Ram Krishna REGMI Experimental Study on Sediment Erosion and Transport Due to Rainfall

Room 306, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Zhengbing WANGC3

George CONSTANTINESCU

A Numerical Study of Flow Past a Train of Identical Two Dimensional Dunes in Long Channel

C3 Youwei QIN A Robust Gauss-Newton Algorithm and Its Application to the Calibration of Conceptual Rainfall-Runoff Models

C3Zahra ZANGENEH SIRDARI

Application of 3D Numerical Model in Bedload Transport and Bed Morphology of River Channel Confluence

C3Rohan BENJANKAR

Analysis of Impacts of Different Discharge Scenarios on the Thermal Regime of the Lower Deadwood River in Central Idaho, USA

C3 Patricio MORENO Analysis of Particle Diffusion Due to Inter-Particle Collisions in Bed-Load Motion by Means of a 3D Numerical Model

C3 Guoping ZHANG An Experimental and Numerical Investigation of the Mechanical Properties of Natural Marine Flocs Under Compression

Room 308, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Dirk SCHWANENBERGC4 Bing HAN Applications of Fiber Bragg Grating and Wireless Network Technologies in Monitoring of River Level

C4 Janice BLANC An Analysis of the Performance of Trash Screens At Culvert Inlets

C4 Markus AUFLEGER Alpine Airborne Hydromapping

C4 Sergio SOLISAnalysis of Solute Entrapment and Dispersion in a Meandering Channel, by Dye Tracing and Image Acquisition Techniques

C4 Yasunori MUTO An Experimental Study on Bed Evolution Around Partially Removed Falling Works

C4 Clemens DORFMANN ADCPTool: an Open Source Adcp Postprocessing Framework

C4Michaela WOERNDL

A Hydraulic Scale Model for the Design of a Bed-Load Deposition Basin to Control Immense Fluvial Sediment Transport Within Very Limited Space

Room 504, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Hin Fatt CHEONGInvited C5 Arturo MARCANO Double End Dump River Closure At Tocoma Project on the Caroni River, Venezuela

C5 Erik F.R. BOLLAERT One-Degree-of-Freedom Rigid Body Dynamics of Rock Blocks in Turbulent Flows

C5 Jun YAN Computational Study of the Impacts of Protection Measures for Central Bars on Waterway Evolution

C5 Feng FENGResearch on Safety Evaluation Index System Based on Consequence-Reverse -Diffusion Method of Yellow River Embankment

C5 A. Jacob ODGAARD River-Channel Stabilization with Submerged Vanes

Room 503, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Scott C. HAGENInvited D1 John Z. SHI

Tidal Circulations, Mixing, Stratification and Tidal Straining Within the North Passage of the Changjiang River Estuary, China: Implication for Siltation

D1 Huayang CAI Effect of Depth Variation on Tidal Dynamics in the Scheldt Estuary

D1 Norio TANAKAComparison Between Drag Force on a House Behind Coastal Forest and Impulsive Force by Tsunami-Driven Woody Debris from the Forest At the Great East Japan Earthquake

D1 Han Jing DAI Characteristics of the Entrained Air Bubble Cloud in the Swash-Zone

D1 Serene Hui Xin TAY Further Improvement of Tidal Representation in the South China Sea and the Southeast Asian Waters

D1 Norman DREIER Climate Change and Corresponding Changes of Wave Conditions At the German Baltic Sea Coast

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Room 301, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Yun LIInvited D3 Yongxue WANG Effect of Mooring Lines on the Motion of the Immerged Tunnel Element

D3 Donal RYANDetermining the Depth of Harbour Bed Erosion and Near Bed Velocities Downstream of a Ship's Propeller, Under the Influence of a Rudder.

D3 Yi PAN Discussion of the Failure Mechanics of Levees Under Combined Wave and Surge Overtopping

D3 Jose RODRIGUEZ Modelling Soil, Carbon and Vegetation Dynamics in Estuarine Wetlands During Sea-Level Rise.

D3 S. A. SANNASIRAJ Hydrodynamic Perforamnce Characteristics of Double Chamber Oscillating Water Column Device

D3 Altaf TAQI Experimental Investigation to Assess Wave Energy Dissipation for Arrays of Slotted Barriers

Room 303, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Shu-Qing YANGE1 Dragan SAVIC Assessing Water Security Issues Using System Dynamics: Present Examples and Potential for Wider Development

E1Victor ALCOCER-YAMANAKA

Collection-Payment Indicators in Water Utilities and Irrigation Districts in Mexico

E1 Chien-Jung LIU Concept of Sustainable Groundwater Resources in Feng-Lin Area by Simulating Hua-Lian River Basin, Taiwan

F6 Han Soo LEE Numerical Experiments on Tsunami-Tide Interaction in the Seto Inland Sea, Japan

E1 Can-Hua ZHAO Application of Two-Dimensional Numerical Model in Dam-Break Inundation Study

E1 Henry JIMENEZ Water Resources Management in Colombia Based on Watersheds Planning

Room 505, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: K. MuraliE4 Dawei ZHANG A Novel Numerical Model for Flow Simulation in Channel Networks Using HLL Scheme

E4 Yang JINBO An Unstructured Finite Volume Model for Dam-Break Floods with Wet/Dry Fronts

E4 Penghui HU A Well-Balanced Numerical Model for Flows over Steep Slopes

E4 Qingyuan YANG Three Dimensional Numerical Simulation of Confluence Flow in Open Channel with Dynamic Meshes Techniques

E4 Jennifer DUAN Two-Dimensional Finite Volume Model for Overland and Channel Flow Simulation

E4 Liu-Chao QIU Three-Dimensional SPH Simulation of Dam Breach Flow with GPU-Acceleration Based on CUDA

Room 509, Mon 15:45-17:30 Chair: Xiaotao CHENGF3 Liqun SUN Detection of Vegetation Damage Due to 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake in China Using MODIS EVI Data

F3 Yonghui ZHU Experimental Observations of Headcut Erosion During Embankment Breaching

F3 Qinglan LI Exploration of New Criterion for Extreme Hot Weather Warning in China

F3 Marco PILOTTI Hydraulic Hazard Mapping in Alpine Dam-Break Prone Areas: the Cancano Dam Case Study

F3 Gensheng ZHAO Flow Process in the Embankment Breaching

F3 Raquel DUQUE Lessons on the Management of Flood Risk in Colombia, South America

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» Technical Session 3 Tuesday 10:30-12:15

Room 506, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Jing GAOA1 Babak SALAMATI Treatment of Methylene Blue Dye Wastewater by Rapid Sorption on Microcrystalline Cellulose

A1 Wangru WEIExperimental Study on Air Bubble Diffusion in Developing Region of Self-Aerated Open Channel Flow with Pressure Outlet

A1 Lianxia LINumerical Simulation and Experimental Investigation on Hydraulic Performance of Stilling Basin with Shallow-Water Cushion

A1Peyman Modaber DABBAG

Impact of the Number of non-Submerged Piles and Their Distance from the Edge of Flow Path in Reducing the Scour At Bridge Abutment

A1Simone van SCHIJNDEL

Water in a Living Environment; Experimental Hydraulic Research to Support Adaptation to a Changing Climate

Room 302, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Shu-Qing YANGInvited A5 Hossein GANJIDOUST Experimental Improvement Ways for Hydraulic Performance of Lab-Scale Stabilization Pond

A5 Yu HAN Drag Reduction by Polymers in Turbulent Pipe/Channel Flows

A5 Kari BRÅTVEIT Three-Dimensional Numerical Study of an Unlined Rock-Blasted Sand Trap

A5 Gabriel ECHAVEZ The Use of Mini- and Micro-Models to Solve Some Type of Problems

A5Bettina BOCKELMANN-EVANS

Impact of Different Marine Renewable Energy Scheme Operating Modes on the Eutrophication Potential of the Severn Estuary, UK

A5 Nadjadji ANWAROptimization of Serial Large Dams for Electricity Productions by Using Integer Linear Programming At Upper Brantas River, East Java, Indonesia

Room 307, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Huib De VRIENDInvited B1 Wenxin HUAI Power Series Solution for Velocity Distribution in Open-Channel Flow with Submerged Vegetation

B1 Peggy ZINKE Elasticity Measurements for Selected North European Floodplain Species

B1Masayoshi KITAGAWA

Effect of Groundwater Inflow on Nitrogen Level of Rural River Flowing Into Eutrophic Lake

B1 Zhengbing CHEN Effect of Submerged Vegetation Patch on Hydrodynamic

B1 Robert BOES Effect of Flow Rate on Appearance and Acoustics of Waterfalls

B1 Dejun ZHUDynamic, One-Dimensional Water Quality Model for Gradually Varied Subcritical Flows in General Channel Networks

Room 304, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: James YANGInvited B2

Charles MELCHING

Reallocation of Discretionary Diversion from Lake Michigan to Improve Water Quality in the Chicago Area Waterways

B2 Sui Liang HUANG Effects of Fish Stocking with Bait on Phytoplankton and Water Quality in Panjiakou Reservior Enclosures

B2George CONSTANTINESCU

Flow Past a Circular Patch of Emerged Vegetation

B2 Yafei ZHU Hydrodynamic Modelling of the Gippsland Lakes

B2 Maike PAUL Evaluation of the Use of Surrogate Laminaria Digitata in Eco-Hydraulic Laboratory Experiments

B2 Isabel BOAVIDA Fish Habitat-Response to Hydropeaking

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Room 305, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Xudong FUInvited C1 Gary PARKER The Curious Dependence of River Bankfull Shields Number on Slope, and Lack of Dependence on Grain Size

C1 John WILLIAMS Numerical Simulation of Bed-Load Transport in Turbulent Channel Flow

C1 Deyu ZHONG Velocity Profiles of Turbulent Sediment-Laden Flows in Open-Channels

C1 Shuai GUO Fully Drawdown Experimental Investigation on Sediment Erosion Through an Orifice

C1 Yuanfeng ZHANG Mechanical Analysis on Ripping Up Bottom Scour of the Yellow River

C1 Ryuichi HIRAKAWA Flow Pattern and Suspended Sediment Transport Around Spur Dikes Along Curved Section

Room 306, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Junqiang XIAC3 Zhou JIANYIN Assessing the Predictive Capabilities of Several RANS Turbulent Models for Flow in Consecutive Reverse Bends

C3 Sam JAMIESON Coarse Mesh Inundation Modelling

C3 Vincent WOLFS Development of Discharge-Stage Curves Using Artificial Neural Networks and Model Trees

C3 Dechao HU Circulation Extraction At Arbitrary Cross-Sections of Natural Rivers）scheme and Validation

C3 Dechao HU Circulation Extraction in Arbitrary Cross-Sections of Natural Rivers.）application in the Three Gorges Project

C3 Mario OERTEL Comparison of 2D Dam-Break Waves with VOF and SPH Method

C3 Usman GHANI Application of Periodic Boundary Condition in Open Channel Flows with Heterogeneous Bed Configurations

Room 308, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Subhasish DEYInvited C4 Lukas SCHMOCKER Bypass Driftwood Retention River Sihl

C4 Ichiro FUJITA Day and Night Measurements of Snow Melt Floods by STIV with a Far Infrared Camera

C4 Jing NIE Comparison Analysis of the Hydraulic Characteristics Between Traditional and V-Type Stepped Spillways

C4Julio Isaac MON-TENEGRO GAMBINI

Channel Incision Mitigation Downstream of Intake Works Case: Huachipa Diversion Dam

C4 Seojun KIM Effect of Interrogation Area on the Accuracy of Surface Image Velocimetry

C4 Carlo GUALTIERI Propagation of a Positive Surge Against an Initially Steady Flow: Influence of the Flow Rate

Room 504, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Shuyou CAOC5 Mona MOSTAFA

Experimental Study on Flow Characteristics Around Single Groyne with Different Permeability in Compound Channel Floodplain

C5Mohammad FARAMARZ

Laboratory Studies on Water Surface Profile over a Rectangular Side Weir in a Movable Bed Channel

C5 Yan DING Optimal Control of Flow and Sediment in River and Watershed

C5 Hongling SHI Reasons of the Variations in Runoff and Sediment Load of the Yellow River

C5Tomoharu NAKAYAMA

Lateral Variation in Water Level of a River with a Compound Channel

C5 Seongwook CHOI Prediction of Total Sediment Load in the River Using the Lateral Distribution Method

C5 Fang Yenn TEOAssessment on the Potential of Erosion and Sedimentation Due to Proposed Flood Mitigation Works in Sarawak River, Malaysia

Room 503, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Cuiping KUANGInvited D1 Hubert CHANSON Tidal Bore Research: Field Works, Physical Modeling, CFD & More

D1 Sha LOUNumerical Simulation of Salinity and Temperature Distributions in Summer Under Assessment of Runoff and Heat Fluxes in the Yatsushiro Sea, Japan

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D1Oleksandr NESTEROV

Numerical Study of the Propagation of non-Breaking Waves over Steep Seabed Slopes with a Double-Sigma non-Hydrostatic Model

D1 Juergen STAMM Loads on Bed and Banks Caused by Leisure Motor Boats – Prognosis and Measurement for Deep Water

D1 Pietro SCANDURA Numerical Simulation of Acceleration-Skewed Oscillatory Flows

D1 Sejong HAN Laboratory Experiments for Run-Up Heights of Solitary Waves

Room 301, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Junke GUOInvited D3 Constantine MEMOS Submerged Coastal Structures: Overview of Some Recent Results

D3 Stella ARNAOUTI Numerical Simulation of Dike Erosion Due to Overtopping

D3 Yun-Ta WU Numerical Study of Solitary Wave Interaction with Double Submerged Barriers

D3 Qin JIANG Numerical Analysis of Wave Attenuation Characteristics of Four Different Type Permeable Breakwaters

D3Stefan SCHIMMELS

Measuring Wave Impact on Coastal Structures with High Spatial and Temporal Resolution - Tactile Pressure Sensors a Novel Approach

D3 Q. W. MA Numerical Investigation on Effects of Seabed Geometry on Wave Overtopping of Costal Defense Structures

Room 303, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Weiming WUInvited E1 Andreja JONOSKI Hydroinformatics Challenges: Web Applications for Stakeholders

E1Terumasa NISHIHARA

Estimation of Snow Water Equivalent Distribution Outside Forests Using Airborne Laser Scanning

E1 Zhiguo PANG Dynamic Change Remote Sensing Monitoring and Driving Forces Analysis of Hulunlake Wetland

E1 Wanli SHI Using the Water Erosion Project Model (WEPP) to Simulate Runoff and Sediment Yield in the Loess Plateau of China

E1 José MATOSCoupling Satellite Rainfall Estimates and Machine Learning Techniques for Flow Forecast: Application to a Large Catchment in Southern Africa

E1 Ji CHEN Role of Global Water Resource Conservation Projects in Worldsustainable Development

Room 505, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Clelia Luisa MARTIE4 Luis CASTILLO Analysis of the Scale Ratio in Nappe Flow Case by Means of CFD Numerical Simulation

E4Daniel CAVIEDES-VOULLIÈME

Assesment of a 3D Variably Saturated Subsurface Model

E4 Anil KUMARApplication of Infoworks CS Software for the Hydraulic Design of Hats Stage 2 Sewage Conveyance System in Hong Kong

E4 Shiro MAENO Three-Dimensional Flow Analysis Around Permeable Hydraulic Structure Comprising Connected Stone

E4 Anuar MD ALI The Impact of Bridges on Flood Propagation and Inundation Modelling

E4 Kin-Man HOUpgrading One of the World's Largest Chemically Enhanced Primary Treatment Plants Flow Balancing Evaluation Using 3-D Flow Distribution CFD Modelling for Maximizing Primary Sedimentation Tank Capacity and Performance

E4 Yun LANG Numerical Study on the Flow Pattern of Complicated Sanchahe Combining Flow

Room 509, Tue 10:30-12:15 Chair: Dawei HANF3 Junqiang XIA New Criterion of Human Stability in Floodwaters Based on Theoretical and Experimental Studies

F3 Chi YANG Spatial-Temporal Modeling of Annual Maximal 30-Day Accumulated Precipitation in the Huaihe River Basin

F3 Carlos ESCALANTE Meteorological Drought Analysis in Northern Mexico

F3 Masato KITA Numerical Prediction of Heavy Rainfall Using Weather and Research Forecasting Model

F3 Doerte JAKOB Modelling the Variability in Rainfall Extremes – a Case Study for Sydney, Australia

F3 Wengang DUAN Test Study on Overtopping Breaching Process of Earth Dam and Peak Discharge

F3 Jun NIU Major Drought Events in the West River Basin in South China for the Period of 2002-2010

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Room 506, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Lukas SCHMOCKERA4 Angel MENENDEZ A Strategy for the Interaction Between Hydraulic and Numerical Models

A4 Shu-Qing YANG A Simple Model to Extend 1-D Hydraulics to 3-D Hydraulics

A4 Daniel B. BUNG Air-Water Surface Roughness in Self-Aerated Stepped Spillway Flows

A4 Roman GABL 3D-Numerical Refinements to Simulate High-Head Power Plant

A4 Guodong LI 3D Dimensional Numerical Simulation of Flow over a Piano Key Weir

A5 Fotis SOTIROPOULOS Towards Simulation of Hydrokinetic Turbine Arrays with Sediment Transport in Natural Waterways

Room 304, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Chi-wai LIB1 Takuya UOTANI Experimental and Numerical Study on Hydrodynamics of Riparian Vegetation

B1 Guoxing HUANG Experimental Study of Wave-Induced Drift of Surface Inextensible Film in Shallow Waters

B1 Xiaonan TANG Evaluation of Predicting Velocity Profile in Open Channel Flows with Submerged Rigid Vegetation

B1 S. HUANG Momentum and Scalar Mixing Across Jet-Fluid Interface of Submerged Rectangular Jet

B1 Mohammad HEYDARI Prediction of Water Level and Salinity of Lakes by Using Artificial Neural Networks, Case Study: Lake Uremia

B1 Carlos OCAMPO Seasonal Changes to Hyporheic Zone Water Exchange in a Coastal Plain Drain

B1 Sandro CARNIEL Modelling the Impact of an Artificial Reef System on Sediment Resuspension in the Gulf of Venice

Room 502, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Qiuwen CHENInvited B2 Maria J. POLO Modeling Pollutant Routing in Runoff in Agricultural Watersheds: A Mixed Approach

B2 Yujun YI Habitat Suitability of Tor Sinensis in the Middle Reach of the Lancang River

B2 Kumud ACHARYAHydrologic Response of Medium Watershed Using a Fully Coupled Surface-Subsurface Hydrologic Model in the Arid Region of the Western United States

B2 Wang YING Macroinvertebrates Investigation and Preliminary Study of Water Quality Assessment of Beijing Urban Rivers

B2 Daniele TONINAMonitoring the Spatiotemporal Changes of the Hyporheic Zone: Changes in Fluxes, Thermal Regime and Streambed Surface Elevation

B2 Kohji MICHIOKU Aeration Strategy to Minimize Deoxygenation in Reservoir Metalimnion

Room 305, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Yee-Meng CHIEWC1 Moritz THOM On the Way to Implement Biofilm Induced Sediment Stability in Morphological Modeling

C1 Yee-Meng CHIEW Sediment Re-Suspension Due to Propeller Wash

C1 Niannian FAN On Multi-Scale Dynamics of Bed Load Transport: an Approach Based on Statistical Mechanics

C1 Subhasish DEY Wall-Wake Flows Downstream of a Spherical Particle Placed on a Gravel Bed

C1Jaime Ivan ORDONEZ

Sediment Control At Large Canal Diversions

C1 Yohei KATO Sediment Transportation Around a Slit Sabo Dam

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Room 306, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Guo-an YUC3 André PAQUIER Erosion of an Artificial Gravel Bar in the Rhine River: Comparison of 1-D and 2-D Modelling

C3Vajapeyam SRINIVASAN

Evaluation of Different Alternatives for the Management of a Semiarid Basin in the Northeast of Brazil

C3 Yoshiya OGAWA Estuary Sedimentation Control Using a Tidal Reservoir

C3 Usman GHANI Examination of Entrance Length in Open Channels by CFD Modelling

C3 Qing ZHANG Sensitivity Analyses of Simulating the Flow Field in the Iffezheim Reservoir in Germany with the SSIIM Model

C3Mohammad ROSTANI

Numerical Simulation of Morphological Changes on River Confluence Using Depth-Averaged 2D Model

Room 308, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Byungman YoonInvited C4 Su-Chin CHEN Experimental Fluvial Processes and Numerical Simulation of Main Channel Induced by the Tributary of Debris Flow

C4 Xiaozhou XIONG Effects of Contraction Length on Abutment Scour

C4Mohd Azlan MOHD YUSOFF

Effect of Pipeline Orientation of Scour Mechanism in Unidirectional Steady Flow

C4 Thomas EARL Evaluation of the Energy Dissipation from Tomographic PIV Measurements in an Open Channel Flow Behind Regular Grids

C4 Hao-Che HO Estimating Uncertainty of Discharge Measurements with ADCP

Room 504, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: K. Dan NGUYENInvited C5 Hajime NAKAGAWA Integrated Model for River Embankment Failure Due to Overtopping

C5 Yan LI Some Advice on Chinese Main River Mouth Management

C5 Mario FRANCA Time Dependent Failure Analysis of Compressed Riprap As Riverbank Protection

C5 Marco VICARI Use of Double Twist Wire Gabions in Chinese River Training Works: Experiences and Feedbacks

C5Hendrik HAVINGA

The Aftermath of Room for the River and Restoration Works: How to Cope with Excessive Maintenance Dredging ?

C5 Takashi ASAEDA The Most Effective Factors Responsible for Increase in the Vegetation Coverage of River Channels

Room 503, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Rui M. L. FERREIRAInvited D1 Hajime MASE Required Maritime and Coastal Hydraulic Research Learned from Tsunami Disasters by the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake

D1 Zhiguo HE Salinity and Temperature Variations in a Tidal Channel Near the Hangzhou Bay

D1 Lixia NIU Probabilistic Analysis of Sand Transport Behavior At the Frisian Inlet (NL) Under Storm Events

D1 Jun-Whan LEE Reflection of Waves over Various Shear Currents and Trenches

D1 Masayuki SATOQuantitative Analysis on the Damage of River Embankment and Hinterland Along the Abukumagawa River At the Great East Japan Earthquake Tsunami

D1 Haoliang CHEN The Importance of the Wind-Driven Circulation in the Tidally-Driven Malacca Strait

Room 301, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Constantine MEMOSInvited D3 K. Murali Numerical Modelling of a Tidally Driven Inlet Using Weakely Coupled Models

D3 Jeremy BRICKER Turbulence Model Effects on VOF Analysis of Breakwater Overtopping During the 2011 Great East Japan Tsunami

D3 James SUTHERLAND Foresight Study on the Physical Modelling of Wave and Ice Loads on Marine Structures

D3 Carla FARACI Measurement of Wave Reflection in Combined Caissons with Internal Rubble Mound

D3Eugenio PUGLIESE CARRATELLI

An Approach to Breakwater Design: Numerical Calculation of Flow Within Armour Units

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D3Maimi YANAGISAWA

Use of Concrete Panels Connected to Geogrid Layers to Effectively Increase Resistance of Sand Dunes to Tsunami Overflow

Room 505, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Peng CUIE4 Grant WRIGHT Computationally Efficient, Regional Scale Flood Inundation Modelling

E4Mohammad Bagus ADITYAWAN

Dam Break Wave Simulation Using the Simultaneous Coupling Method

E4 Daguo WANG CBOS Finite Element Method for Two-Sided non-Facing Lid-Driven Square Cavity Flows

E4Shooka KARIMPOUR GHANNADI

Direct-Numerical and Large-Eddy Simulations of the Subcritical and Supercritical Mixing Layers

E4 Yabin SUN Development of a Hydrological Model Using Observed Data for the Marina Catchment of Singapore

E4 Ioana POPESCU Use of Unstructured Grids for Flood Modeling of the Yellow River Downstream River Reach

Room 509, Tue 13:30-15:15 Chair: Jim BOGENF3 Keyi WANG

Simulation of Terrestrial Hydrological Processes of Five Majorrivers in the World Using Variable Infiltration Capacity Model

F3 Farhad YAZDANDOOST The Assessment of Climate Change Impact on IDF Curves: Case Study for Tehran City (Iran)

F3 Zhengchun YANGThe Investigation and Analysis of Geological Disasters of Small Earthquake-Damaged Reservoirs in Sichuan Province and the Study on the Emergency Countermeasures

F3 Fiona JOHNSON Using the Concept of Areal Reduction Factors to Estimate Climate Change Impacts on Extreme Rainfalls

F3 Ting Fong May CHUI Assessing the Hydrological Behavior of Green Roofs for Stormwater Management

F3 Han Soo LEE Wintertime Abnormal Storm Waves in the East Sea: Estimation of Extreme Storm Waves in the Toyama Bay


Room 506, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Stefano PAGLIARAA4

Krishna Prasad SHRESTHA

Design of Model Francis Turbine Runner for Performance Test Against Sediment Erosion

A4 Alessandro PAGANO Characterization of the Hydraulic Performances of Perforated Plates

A4 Xinlei GUO Case Study: Experiments on Flow in a T-Junction Chamber

A4 S. ERPICUM Depth-Averaged Flow Modeling in Curvilinear Coordinates

A4 Robert JANSSEN Drop Length At Vertical Drops

A4 Mahmood NAGHASHHydraulic Structures As a Mean for Lowering Pressure Rating of Piping and Equipment for a Once-Through Cooling Water System

A4 Mahmood NAGHASH Standardization of Swirl Meter Instrumentation Used for Physical Model Study of Pump Intake Structures

Room 304, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Ji CHENInvited B1 Helmut HABERSACK Habitat Modelling As Tool for Sustainable, Ecologically Oriented River Management

B1 Arash FARJOOD Improving Hydraulic Performance of Sediment Retention Ponds Using an Alternative Inlet and Outlet Design

B1 Haoxuan WENG Impacts of Rainfall Characteristics on Pollutant Transport in Overland Flow and Soil Loss Processes

B1 Jun LU IDDES Modeling of Turbulent Density Currents

B1 Takayuki HORII Flow Field Analysis in a Reservoir Equipped with Destratification Systems

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B1 Juha JÄRVELÄ Impact of Tree Scale on Drag: Experiments in a Towing Tank

Room 502, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Xu LIANGInvited B2 Harm DUEL IAHR River Ecosystem Observatory Network Initiative

B2 Liubov KONDRATYEVA Pollution of River Ice and Prolonged Ecological Risk

B2 Sylvain RAYNAL Numerical Simulation of Fish-Friendly Angled Trashracks At Model and Real Scale

B2 Julia Wing-Yin CHAN Prioritization for Ecological Value of Green Channels in Hong Kong

B2 Shigeya MAEDA Optimal Ecohydraulic Design of Fish Habitat in Canal Under Ambiguity in Preference Curve

B2 Kohsuke INOUE A Field Experiment and Water Quality Modeling on Nitrification of Waste Landfill Leachate by Using Micro-Bubble Aeration

Room 302, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Farhad YAZDANDOOSTInvited B3 Peter GOODWIN Co-Equal Goals of Water Reliability and Ecosystem Restoration: the Example of the San Francisco Bay-Delta in California

B3 Ying-Tien LINApplication of Acoustic Signals to Investigate Macrophyte Growth and Bottom Sediment Stability After Carp Removal in a Small Lake

B3 Rozita ZARE Ecological Capability Classification in Hesarak Watershed by Using Multi Criteria Evaluation Method and GIS for Afforestation

B3 Takashi ASAEDA Dynamic Modeling of Soil Nitrogen Budget and Vegetation Colonization in Sediment Bars of a Regulated River

B3 Luan-Hui XIAO A WEAP Model for Water Resource and Environmental Management in Moyang River Basin, China

B3 Jordan MARINSKI Environmental Management Strategy for Improving Ecological Status of Sea Ports

Room 305, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Jennifer DUANC1 Hubert CHANSON Simultaneous Measurements of Turbulent Velocity and Sediment Motion Under Tidal Bores

C1 Mario OERTEL Stability of Bed Material on Cross-Bar Block Ramps

C1 Shu-Qing YANG Why Cannot Sediment Transport Be Accurately Predicted

C1 Xiaoling TAN Settling Velocity and Fractality of Exopolymer-Bearing Cohesive Sediments in Fresh and Salt Waters

C1 Mete KOKEN Temporal Variation of Scour Hole Around Spill Through Bridge Abutments

C1 Deping CAO Suction Effects on Flow Behavior and Sediment Transport in Closed-Conduit Flow

Room 306, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Yuchuan BAIC3 Dong XU Investigation on the Characteristics of Turbulent Flow in a Meandering Open Channel Bend Using Large Eddy Simulation

C3 Eduardo CHÁVARRI Hydrodynamic One-Dimensional Modelling of Large Rivers of the Amazon Basin

C3 Zijun HU Modelling Study on Characteristics of the River with a Crossed Pond

C3 Gokhan KIRKIL Flow and Turbulence Structure Around an In-Stream Rectangular Cylinder with Scour Hole

C3 Jungsun OH Impact of Secondary Flow on Depth-Averaged Flow Velocity in Vegetated Open Channels

Room 308, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Koji SHIONOInvited C4 Yun LI Flow Characteristics on Dam Downstream Slope Under the Condition of Exceeding Standard Flood

C4 Rui M.L. FERREIRA Experimental Characterization of the TKE Budget in Flows with Emergent Vegetation

C4 Zhonghua YANG Experimental Study of Flow over a Tetrahedron Penetrating Frame with PIV

C4 Sylvie VAN EMELEN Experimental Investigation of the Erosion of a Sand Dike by Overtopping

C4 Stephane BERTIN On the Use of Close-Range Digital Stereo-Photogrammetry to Measure Gravel-Bed Topography in a Laboratory Environment

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Room 503, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Vladimir NIKORAInvited D1 Yongjun LU Advances in Sediment Transport Under Combined Waves and Currents

D1 Helge FUCHS Solitary Impulse Wave Run-Up Characteristics

D1 Di WU The Impact of Submerged Vegetation (Potamogeton Malaianu) on Flow Structures: A Flume Study

D1 Akira TAI Spatio-Temporal Variations of Turbulent Energy Dissipation Rate During Stratification Period in Ariake Bay, Japan

D1 Damien VIOLEAU Scale Model of Overtopping of Waves Propagating Laterally to a Structure

D3Francisco TAVEIRA-PINTO

A Qualitative Analysis of Different Coastal Revetments’ Configurations Through Physical Modelling

Room 301, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Kenichiro KOBAYASHID5 Jiaquan DENG Analysis on Salinity Intrusion in Pearl River Estuary

D5 Shu Ning CHAN Application of 3D Deterministic Model on Marine Beach Water Quality Management in Hong Kong

D5 Jingjing ZHOU Experimental Research on Electrolytic Effects of Fine Sediment Flocculation

D5 Yongping CHEN A Momentum Integral Model for Vertical Jet in Wavy Environment

D5 Eva FENRICH An Input-Output Approach to Linking Ecosystems to Water Quality Effects of Tidal Power Schemes

D5 Ting-Chieh LIN A Numerical Study on Passive Water Particle Transport in Zhoushui Estuary, Taiwan

Room 303, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Young-Oh KIM and Xiaoyan WANGInvited F1 Pradeep MUJUMDAR Detection and Attribution of Climate Change in Hydrology: An Overview

E1 Shuya KIKUCHI Evaluation of Relationships Between Precipitation and Snow Depth, Elevation

E1 Robert CARR EWATER Source. Australia's National Hydrologic Modelling Platform

E1 Jun NIU Evaluation of Basin Tendency on Flood and Drought Occurrence in the Yangtze River Basin, China

E1 Kumars EBRAHIMI Groundwater Contamination Assessment Involving Field Sampling and GIS Software

E1 Ataur RAHMANIdentification of Suitable Predictor Variables for Water Demand Forecasting Model by Principal Component Analysis: an Application to the Blue Mountains in NSW, Australia.

Room 504, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Jay GAOE2 Lan ZHANG Bivariate Streamflow Frequency Analysis Using the Entropic Copula

E2 Hidekazu YOSHIOKA A Hyperbolic Partial Differential Equation Model for Solute Transport Phenomena in Turbulent Flows

E2 Mohamad ZARE3D-Modeling of the Effects of an Irrigation/Drainage Network on Groundwater Table Fluctuations in the Miandarband Plain, Iran

E2 Yang ZHANG Effects of Temperature on Algal Growth and Transport

E2 Mingyang WANG Numerical Study on Seasonal Stratified Flow and Sediment Transport in Joumine Reservoir, Tunisia

E2 Ping SU Study on Characteristics of Runoff At Datong Based on Morlet Wavelet Transform Method

E2 Margarita PRECIADO An Approach to a Bivariate Distribution Function by Means of Genetic Programming

Room 505, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Carlo GUALTIERIE4 Qian ZHU Impact of Two Calibration Strategies on Flow Simulation on Qiantang River Basin,China

E4 Wei HUANG Full 2D Modelling of Megaflood Due to Glacier Dam-Break in Altai Mountains, Southern Siberia

E4Chaiyuth CHINNARASRI

Modeling and Analysis of Flow over the Stepped Chutes with End Sills

E4 Aiguo QIAN Hydrodynamical Modeling for Forcasting Algal Bloom in Kat O

E4 Bernardete COELHO Improving Water Supply Systems Efficiency – a Methodology for Optimal Control of Variable-Speed Pumps

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E4 Liqiong ZHANG Flow Algorithms Development of Compound Culverts by Computational Fluid Dynamics

Room 509, Tue 15:45-17:30 Chair: Monique RETALLICKInvited F4 James BALL Design Flood Estimation – a Hydroinformatic Problem

F4 Andreas GOETZ Early Warning of Glacial Lake Outburst Floods and Climate Change Monitoring, Yarkant River, P. R. China

F4 Vincent WOLFS Comparison of the Impact of Up- Versus Downstream Storage on a Sewer-River System: A Quantitative Case Study

F4 Guangwei HUANG Does a Kuznets Curve Apply to Flood Fatality?

F4 Yuki KURAKAMI Design for River Levee with Increased Resistance Against Overflow Erosion

F4 Binliang LIN Flood Hazard Assessment of Vehicle Blockages At Bridges

» Technical Session 6 Wednesday 10:30-12:15

Room 506, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Panayotis PRINOSInvited A4 Jun GUO The Recent Studies and Researches on Flood Dischargehighlights on Question 94 of the 24th ICOLD Congress

A4 Ismail AYDIN Experimental and Computational Investigation of Vortex Formation in a Vertical Intake Structure

A4 Stefano PAGLIARA Erosive and Hydrodynamic Processes Analysis Downstream of Low-Head Rock Made Control Structures

A4 Elena PUMMER Experimental and Numerical Investigations Regarding the Hydraulic Performance of Underground Pump Storage Reservoirs

A4 Shan CHEN Experimental Investigation on Stable Slope Angle of Granular Packs Affected by Moisture Content

A4 Ciro MENENDEZ Experimental Results of Flow Energy Dissipations on Smooth and Stepped Spillway

Room 307, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Reinhard HINKELMANNB1 Mai TANIGUCHI Hydrodynamic Influence of Vegetated Floodplain Morphology on Drag Force Moment Acting on Trees

B1 Brian BOYE Integrated Water Management Solutions from Cloud to Coast: Application to Ribble Basin

B1 Carolina MERUANE Large-Scale Mass Transport in the Austral Fjords and Channels of Chile

B1 Zhijie LI Modeling of Algae Dynamics in the Meiliang Bay of Taihu Lake and Local Sensitivity Analysis of Model Parameters

B1 Zhenshan XU Large Eddy Simulation of a Turbulent Jet in Wave and Current Environment

B1 Inhwan PARK Lagrangian Particle Tracking Technique for Analysis of 2D Mixing in Natural Streams

Room 304, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Harm DUELB2 Weiwei YAO Simulation of Fish Locomotion and Energy Expending

B2 Akihiko TAKASE Relationship Between Aquatic Insects Habitats and Environmental Factors Using Hydrological Simulation Model

B2 Hui PENG Soil and Water Conservation Impacts Study by Biophysically Based Eco-Hydrological Model in the Jinghe River Basin, China

B2 Joo-Cheol KIM Skewness of Travel Time Distribution

B2 Zhongshun LI Projecting the Impact of Climatic Change on Coldwater Fish Habitat in Lake Jingpo (Northeast China)

B2 Julia KRAML Self Steering Dynamic Processes and Relocating Capacity of the River Schwechat

B2 Martin PUSCH Coupled Hydraulic-Ecological Modelling of Benthic Invertebrates

Room 302, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Chris PERERA and Hong XIAO

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Invited B3 Hyoseop WOO Correlations Among Environmental and Physical Factors Related to Riparian Vegetation Recruitment in an Unregulated Stream

B3 Chen LIANGANG Huaihe Water Environment Early Warning and Management System Based on Webgis & Ria

B3 Gregory DE COSTA Exploring Changes in Nitrate Contamination in the Coastal and Haytere Zone Aquifers Wellington, New Zealand

B3 A. H. M. Faisal ANWAR Freshwater Discharge to Salt Lake and Its Implications for Freshwater Management At Rottnest Island, Western Australia

B3 Mahmod FATHI Evaluation of Air Biomass Carbon Sequestration Using Alumetric Equations in Pardisan Park in Tehran

Room 305, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Moritz THOMInvited F5 Peng CUI Formation Mechanism of Giant Debris Flow: A Case Study in Zhouqu, China

C1 Rita Carvalho Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Steady and Unsteady Flows in Roughened Channels with Cross Beams

C1 Dong CHEN Experimental Study on Static Bed Armoring Process

C1 Vaclav MATOUSEK On the Relation Between Bed Friction and Sediment Transport in the Upper Plane Bed Regime

C1 Tamara GHILARDI Temporal Evolution of Bedload in a Steep Channel over a Long Duration Experiment

C1 Guoping ZHANG Influence of Exopolymer Concentration and Hydradynamic Forcing on the Size Distribution of Ca-Montmorillonite Flocs

Room 306, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Eric LESLEIGHTERInvited C3 Yuchan BAI Theory Analysis on 3D Flow Field and Morphology by External and Internal Mode for Constant Curvature Bend River

C3 Mingfu GUAN Modelling and Understanding Multiple Roles of Sediment Transport in Floods

C3 Li ZHANG Modeling of Incision of Bedrock Rivers Subject to Temporally Varying Sediment Supply

C3 Vladimir SIZONENKO Method of Prognostication of Distribution of Radio-Active Contaminations in Surface Water

C3 José F. RODRÍGUEZ Modelling Hydrodynamic and Sedimentation Processes in Large Lowland Rivers: an Application to the Paraná River (Argentina)

C3 Xiaofeng LIU Near Wall Treatment for Suspended Sediment in Boundary-Layer Resolving Numerical Models

Room 308, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Deyu ZHONGC4 Yu HAN Experimental Study on Flow Partitioning Based on Turbulence Shear Stress

C4 Feng CAI Flow Structures and Local Scour Around Submerged Box Groyne with an Upstream Longitudinal Block

C4 Kuifeng ZHAO Experimental Study of Planar Flow Field in Vegetated Open Channel Flow Using PIV Technique

C4M. E. MESHKATI SHAHMIRZADI

Flow Field Characteristics of In-Ground Stilling Basin Downstream of Flood Mitigation Dam

C4 Luis CASTILLO Flow and Sediment Transport Throught Bottom Racks. CFD Application and Verification with Experimental Measurements

C4 Katsuma MATSUBARA Experimental Study of Turbulent Flows in an Open Channel with Different Vegetation Patches

C4 Ana Margarida Ricardo Turbulent Flow Within a Random Array of Rigid, Emergent Stems: Laboratory Characterization of the Drag Coefficient

Room 503, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Silke WIEPRECHTD1 Zhiwei ZHANG Analysis on Residual Currents At the Modaomen Estuary and Nearby Coastal Area

D1 Yafei JIA A Two-Dimensional non-Hydrostatic Finite Element Model for Wave Propagation

D1 Efstratios FONIAS Wave Breaking Simulation by a Boussinesq Model in Two Horizontal Dimensions

D1 Min SU Further Research on the Tidal Wave System in the Southern Yellow Sea

D1 Peng YAO On the Formation of Radial Tidal Current Off the Central Jiangsu Coast

D1 Zhao HONGJUN Shoaling of Nonlinear Surface Water Waves on Depth Uniform Current

D1 Varjola NELKO Skill Assessment for the Depth-Averaged Unstructured-Grid South China Sea Model

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Room 301, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Ana Maria FERREIRA DA SILVAD5 Baoxin JIANG Mixing Characteristics of Inclined Swirling Dense Jets

D5 Chia-Ren CHU Optimal Design of Multiport Diffuser Using Genetic Algorithm

D5 Yuanyi LI Numerical Study on the Water's Exchange Properties in Bohai Sea

D5 Yana WANG Experimental Study on a Vertical Jet in a Wave and Current Co-Existing Environment

D5 Andrew CORNETT Extreme Wave Loads on a Submerged Water Intake in Shallow Water

D5 Paul KNOX Physical and Numerical Modeling of Wave Agitation At Laem Chabang Port, Thailand

Room 303, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Dragan SAVICE1 Farhad YAZDANDOOST Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions; Case of Kashan, Iran

E1 Qingyao YU Model of Inorganic Nitrogen and Phosphorus Wash-Off from Soil Surface

E1 Shu-Qing YANG Influence of Three-Gorge-Dam on Downstream Ecosystem and Counter-Measures

E1 Yangwen JIA Key Issues and Counter-Measures for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Yellow River Basin

E1 Shalamu ABUDU Modeling Surface and Groundwater Interaction in Rincon Valley, New Mexico Using Riverware Groundwater Objects

E1 Elpida KOLOKYTHA Urban Water Pricing in Thessaloniki: Providing Incentives for Water Protection and Conservation

Room 504, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Sui liang HUANGE2 Ana HOSSEINPOUR Evaluate the Effects of Wind and Evaporation on Natural Flow Estimation

E2 Biswa BHATTACHARYA Expressing Flood Severity of the Haor Region of Bangladesh Using Flood Index

E2 Gyöngyi KARAY Determination of the Coefficient of Permeability by Physical Model Test and Numerical Modelling

E2Dorota MIROSLAW-SWIATEK

The Biebrza River Flow Model with Data Assimilation

E2 Zhuohang XIN Stream Temperature Control by Surface-Subsurface Water Interaction in the Tama River, Japan

E2 Satoshi IMAMURA Weather-Caused Vertical Migration of Radioactive Nuclides in Unsaturated Soils

Room 505, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: A. Jacob ODGAARDE4 Vitaly KLIMOVICH

Numerical Modelling of Currents and Water Levels Dynamics Under Operational Spillway of Bureyskaya HPP

E4 Sumit SINHANumerical Modeling of Shallow Water Equations: A Comparative Study Between Mesh-Less and Mesh-Full Methods

E4 Chia-Ren CHU Numerical Analysis of Free-Surface Flow Around Submerged Rectangular Cylinder

E4 Matjaz CETINA Modelling of Flow in a Kayak Channel

E4 Aiguo QIAN Modeling of Erosion Funnel in the Front of Dam Based on SPH

E4Mohamed GHIDAOUI

A Modified Vardy-Brown Unsteady Friction Model for the Transient Pipe Flow Simulation

Room 509, Wed 10:30-12:15 Chair: Fiona JOHNSONF4 Mohammad Zare An Analysis of MLR and NLP for Use in River Flood Routing and Comparison with the Muskingum Method

F4 Shangyou ZHANG Establishing the Urbs Hydrological Models for Flood Forecasting and Warning Services for New South Wales

F4 Fang Yenn TEO Estimation of Flood Hazard Risk Relating to Vehicles

F4 Joyce BELLO Effects of Climate Change on Design Discharges

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F4 Qiang DAI Empirically Modeling Radar Quantitative Precipitation Estimation Uncertainty for an C-Band Radar in the United Kingdom

F4 Rita CARVALHO Effects of a Linking Element Gully – Drop Manhole in a Real-Scale System

F4 Man Yue LAM Effects of Gravity Waves on Shear Instability in Compound Channels

» Technical Session 7 Thursday 10:30-12:15

Room 506, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Robert JANSSENInvited A4 H. GANJIDOUST Experimental Improvement Ways for Hydraulic Performance of Lab-Scale Stabilization Pond

A4 Demin LIU Introduction the Original Reason of Channel Vortex Based on the Cavitation Model

A4 Terunori OHMOTO Flow Resistance in an Open Channel with Periodic Two- and Tree-Dimensional Square Ribs

A4 Amir KHOSROJERDI Flow in Gate Slot of Bottom Outlet

A4 Christoph MATZKE Improvement of on Intake Structure: Scale Model Investigation and Numerical Calculations of a Tyrolean Weir

A4 Min SUHydraulic Performance Numerical Simulation and Experimental Research of Centrifugal Pump with Pre-Whirl Regulation of Inlet Guide Vane

Room 307, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Ioan NISTORB1 Anton PURNAMA Modelling the Far-Field Effluent Plumes from a Multiport Diffuser

B1 Xiaobo CHAO Numerical Modeling of Flow and Mass Transport in Lake Pontchartrain During the Bonnet Carré Spillway Flood Release

B1 Xiaoqing ZHANG Modeling Spatial Dynamics of Cyanobacteria in Lake Taihu by Data Mining Technique and Cellular Automata Approach

B1 Takashi HOSODA Numerical Simulation of Density Currents over a Slope Under the Condition of Cooling Period in Lake Biwa

B1 Shuang GAO Numerical Simulation of Flow Diverging and Spatial Development of Horizontal Shear Layer Along Bank Vegetation

B1 Junke GUO Modified Log-Wake Law for Smooth Rectangular Open Channel Flow

B1Mohd Fawwaz Mohd FAUZI

Model Assessment of Water Quality in Sarawak River, Malaysia

Room 304, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Stuart MCLELLANDInvited B2 Farhad YAZDANDOOST Ecological Performance of Bottom Intakes

B2 Robert THOMAS The Impact of Macroalgae on Mean and Turbulent Flow Fields

B2 Wensheng XU Studies on Water-Holding Properties of Vegetative Litters and Their Influences on Gravity Irrigation in Ziquejie Terrace

B2 Jingqiao MAO Spatial-Temporal Hydrodynamic and Algal Bloom Modelling Analysis of a Tributary Embayment of Three Gorges Reservoir

B2 Aiguo QIAN Study on Vertical Structure of Algal and Dissolved Oxygen Dynamics During Red Tide

B2 Qian LIN Study）On Moisture Variation in the Surface Soil Layer of Reed Colony in Shuangtai Estuary Wetland, China

B2 Areeya RITTIMA The Study on Reservoir Evaporation Losses in Thailand

Room 302, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Thanos PAPANICOLAOUB3 Robert E. THOMAS Physical Modeling of Water, Fauna and Flora: A Foresight Study for Ecohydraulics

B3 Fuminao NAKANISHI Reproduction of the Reedbed Weakened by Degradation of the River Bed）The Yodo River

B3 S. K. SHE Operating Experience of Inflatable Dam for Pollution Control in Deep Bay, Hong Kong

B3 Shiguo XU Research on the Assessment of River Ecosystem for Its Restoration

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B3 James KUO Real-Time Eutrophication Control of a Reservoir

B3 Yiping LIEffect of Meiliang Pump Station Cooperated with Water Transfer Engineering on Mitigating Eutrophication in Lake Taihu, China

Room 305, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Blake TullisC2 Zhiwei LI A Preliminary Study on Mechanism of Meander Cutoffs

C2 Cristiana DI CRISTO A Depth-Integrated Morphodynamical Model for River Flows with a Wide Range of Shields Parameter

C2 Carmelo JUEZ 2D Numerical Simulation of Sediment Transport with Variable Density

C2 Andrew BINNS A Predictive Equation for the Bed Development Time in Alluvial Meandering Streams

C2 Jing GAO Analysis for River Channel Processes Due to the Typical Bank Collapse in the Upper Yellow River Based on GIS Method

C2 Xiaolian ZHU Effects of Sediment Main Compositions on Particle Surface Properties and Phosphorus Adsorption

Room 306, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: André PAQUIERC3 Sui Liang HUANG

Numerical Comparisons of Vertically-Averaged Flow Velocities from Ncche2D and Ncche3D Numerical Model in Wide Curved Channels

C3 Sui Liang HUANG Indoor Experimental Study on Removing Spilled Surface Oil by Agricultural Wastes

C3 Ahmed ALY EL-DIEN Numerical Model to Estimate the Fluvial Hydraulic Erosion in Cohesive Riverbanks

C3 Chamika DE COSTA Numerical and Computational Fluid Dynamics Modal for Thermal Energy in a 3D Array in a Frozen Lake

C3 Shiyan ZHANG Numerical Modeling of Long-Term Morphodynamic Changes in the Shenzhen Bay

C3 Xudong MA Numerical Simulation of Hydraulic Characteristics of Spillway Tunnel in the Radial Gate Closing Process

Room 308, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Bruce MELVILLEC4 Yonghui ZHU On the Progress of Research of the Changjiang River Flood Protection Physical Model

C4 Huai CHEN Vortex Population and Reynolds Stress in a Cavity Flow

C4 Beihan JIANG Parameter Sensitivity of the SKM in Vegetated Compound Channels

C4Rosaria Ester MUSUMECI

Measurements of Bottom Shear Stresses Through Ferrofluids

C4Mahmoud AL-RIFFAI

Influence of Boundary Seepage on the Erodibility of Overtopped Embankments: A Novel Measurement and Experimental Technique

C4 Qian LIAO In Situ PIV Measurement of Sediment Resuspension by a Propeller Wash in a US Navy Harbor

Room 503, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Heide FRIEDRICHInvited D2 Dian-Kui LI A Brief Analysis of the Fundamental Theories on Long-Term Stabilization of the Yellow River Estuary

D2 Pengchen LIU Analysis on the Sediment Transport Characteristics in Huanghua Sea Area Under Different Wind Regimes

D2 Weiming WU A Formula for Multiple-Sized Near-Bed Suspended-Load Concentration Under Current and Waves

D2Frank STEINBACHER

Combining Novel and Traditional Survey Technologies to Monitor Coastal Environments: Airborne Hydromapping and Sonar Data Along the Baltic Sea Coastline, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

D2 Liqin ZUO Back Silting Feature in the Mouth Bar Channel in Aojiang Estuary

D2 Zivko GENCEL Beach Erosion of the Peruvian Coast and Lack of Educational Support for Proper's Solutions At Home Land

Room 303, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: A. H. M. Faisal ANWARE1 Zivko GENCEL

Principal Factors Which Orient the Water Price Policy Based on the Example of Some Latin American and Europian Contries

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E1 Keyan LIUPreliminary Study on the Total Water Amount Control Method of Evaluation Indicators Based on the Yearly Average Groundwater Level Amplitude

E1 Wei LIU The Impact of Industrial Projects on Local Groundwater Resources At Xilinguole Prairie, Innermogolia

E1 Lijie CUI Multi-Objective Optimization for Water Supply System with Constraints Handling

E1 Longzhou XIAO On the Startup Procedure of the Water Diversion Project from Yellow River to Jiaodong

E1 Linh HOANG Modelling Water and Nitrogen Transport and Transformation Across the Landscape At River Basin Scale Using SWAT

Room 504, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: John Z. SHIE2

Vladimir MOYA QUIROGA GOMEZ

Hydrological Modelling of a Glacierized Andean Basin Using the Semi Distributed Model Supertank. Case: the Andean Basin Condoriri

E2 Lan ZHANG Multivariate Stochastic Flood Frequency Analysis Using Copula Theory

E2 Tao ZHANGModeling and Assessing the Effect of Land Cover Change Under Different Macro-Policy Orientations on Hydrologic Process in Jialing River Basin

E2 Shibing PANGroundwater Model for Analysis of the Schemes of Maintaining the Runoff from Heilongtan Spring in Lijiang Basin of Yunnan Province, China

E2 Cong HOU Groundwater Resources Assessment and Reasonable Exploitation in Lijin Yellow River Beach

E2Seyed Mahmood SADAT NOORI

Improvement of GIS Based Drastic Method to Assess Groundwater Vulnerability

E2 Nadim COPTY Interpretation of Pumping Test Data from Heterogeneous Aquifer Systems

Room 505, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Ioana POPESCUE4 Yousef ALOSAIRI Numerical Modelling of Hydro-Environmental Impacts of Jaber Al-Sabah Bridge Peirs on Kuwait Bay

E4 Jian ZHOU On Three Local Equilibrium Functions in the Elabswe

E4 Morgan ABILY Photogrammetric and Lidar Data for High Resolution Runoff Modeling over Industrial and Urban Sites

E4 Carlo GUALTIERIParameterization of the Turbulent Schmidt Number in the Numerical Modelling of Turbulent Open Channel Flows

E4 Hossein MAHDIZADEH Numerical Modelling of Flood Waves Within the Sewage Network Using a Modified Shallow Water Equations

E4 Vladimir TARASEVICH Pressure Surges in the Coaxial Pipe Systems

Room 301, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Yangwen JIAInvited F1 James SUTHERLAND The UK's First Climate Change Risk Assessment and the Implications for Water Resources and Flooding

F1 Vijay P. SINGH Engineering Water Security Under Climate Variability and Change

F1Juan Walter CABRERA

Effects of Climate Change on Agricultural Drought Occurrence and Mitigation Measures: the Case of Candarave Village, Tacna - Peru

F1 Xiangyi DING Causes Analysis of Precipitation Change in the Hai River Basin of China

F1 Chi Hang CHUNG Monthly Features of Teleconnection Between Four Key Climate Patterns Andglobal Precipitation Anomaly

F1 Ji CHEN Representation of Global Precipitation Anomaly Using Four Majorclimate Patterns

Room 509, Thu 10:30-12:15 Chair: Francesco MACCHIONEF4 Jingxiu WU Dam-Break Flood Risk Mapping Basing on GIS for Jinniushan Reservoir

F4 Kuang WANG Experimental Study of Response to Inundation Condition in Paddy Field

F4 Elsie AKWEI Flood and Drought Modeling with Satellite Data – a Case of White Volta River Basin, West Africa

F4 Changzhi LI Flash Flood Risk Analysis At Matoupu Town

F4 Edmond LO Flood Assessment Study for Jakarta, Indonesia

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F4Ratih Indri HAPSARI

Assessing the Uncertainties of Radar Rainfall Prediction and Runoff Simulation Parameter: Toward an Operational Ensemble Flood Forecasting in Urban River Basin

F4 Nan ZHANG Resilient Measures of Flood Control : the Case of Incheongyo Catchment


Room 506, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Daniel B. BUNGA4 Zhang LANDING New Advances of Engineering Arrangements of Lateral Intake-Outlets

A4 Hang WANG Physical Modelling of Hydraulic Jump: Dynamic Properties and Internal Two-Phase Flow

A4 Wai Lam CHANPhysical Modelling of the Main Pumping Station 2 At Stonecutters Island Sewage Treatment Works in Hong Kong

A4 Ling ZHOU Partially Full Model for Transients in Rapidly Filling Pipe with Trapped Air

A4 A. Jacob ODGAARD Baffle-Drop Structures for Diversion of Storm Water to Underground Tunnels

A4 Dirk SCHWANENBERG Concepts for Pumped-Storage Hydro- Electricity Using Underground Coal Mines

Room 304, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Sung-Uk CHOIB1 Yakun GUO On the Effect of Air Content on Spreading of Water Jet in Plunge Pool

B1 Caihong TANGOne-Dimensional Hydrodynamic and Water Quality Model and Pollution Analysis for the Main Canal of the Middle Route of the South to North Water Transfer Project

B1 Peng LIU PIV Measurements of Fluid and Particle Velocity Fields of a Sediment-Laden Buoyant Jet

B1 Je-Wei LIAO Observations on Flow and Deposited Configuration Around Single Bending Submerged Flexible Vegetation

B1 Ryota TSUBAKI On the Spatial Distribution of Aquatic Plant in Gravel River

B1 Yu-Sheng CHANG Solute Pollutant Transport in Open Channel Flows with Meshless Particle Method

B1Fotis SOTIROPOULOS

Numerical Simulation of Turbulence and Bed-Forms Evolution in Real-Life Waterways with Arbitrarily Complex Geometry

Room 502, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Thorsten STOESSERB2 Yanliang DU Water Quality Modelling in River-Net of Dongting Lake Basin and Impacts Prediction of Songzi Gate

B2Mario MORALES-HERNÁNDEZ

A Simulation Tool for the Control of Pollutants in River Flow Using Storage Areas: Application to the Ebro River

B2 Li ZHANGCalculation of Ecological Water Requirement Based on the Different Ecological Protection Targets in the Lower Reaches of the Heihe River

B2 Markus AUFLEGER Flexible Fish Fences

B2 Ting Fong May CHUI Hydrologic Considerations in Rehabilitating Existing Open Drains

B2 Jennifer GARBE Valuing the Effect of Freshwater Over-Abstraction on Fish Species

B2 Ryosuke ARAI Water Temperature Effects of Benthic Invertebrates in the Natori River Basin

Room 302, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Mark BABISTERB3 Ruihua LIU The Effect of Phytoplankton Spirogyra Arcta Distribution on the Growth of Submerged Macrophyte Communities

B3 Yimin ZHANG Study on Application of Pre-Dam in the Eutrophication Control of Gehu Lake

B3 Liang WANG The Stimulation of High Nutrients Input to Ch4 Emission in the Reed-Dominated Wetlands

B3 Hongbing LUO River Restoration and non-Point Source Pollution Management Practice in Rural Area of Chengdu Plain of China

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B3 Pingyi WANG Sediments in Chongqing Urban Section of Three Gorges Project After Impoundment

Room 305, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Jochen ABERLEInvited C2 Guangqian WANG The Code of River Networks

C2 Kailin YANG Composite Roughness of Ice-Covered Flows in Open Channels

C2 Meilan QI Cohesive Soil Erosion At Bridge Contractions

C2 Xiaojuan LI Changes in Reach-Scale Bankfull Hydraulic Geometry in a Braided Reach of the Lyr

C2 Jose-Luis MOLINA River Morphodynamics Modelling Through Suitability Analysis of Geomatic Methods

Room 306, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Gareth PENDER and Guangwei HUANGInvited C3 Robert ETTEMA Abutment Failure During Bridge Waterway Scour

C3 Xiaofeng LIU Realistic Flow Simulations Around and Inside Porous Scour Protections

C3 Luigia BRANDIMARTE Stochastic Analysis of Contraction Scour in Cohesive Soils

C3 Zhili WANG One Dimensional Nonuniform Sediment Transport Model: Application to Ganjiang River

C3 Eric LESLEIGHTER Plunge Pool Rock Scour Experiences and Analysis Techniques

Room 308, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Mohamed GHIDAOUIC4 Marian MUSTE Quantification of Hysteretic Behavior in Stage-Discharge Rating Curve

C4 Stephan Mark SPILLER PIV Measurements of Steady Flow over an Artificial Static Armor Layer

C4 Sayed Hashmat SADAT Protective Pile Group for Scour Mitigation of Existing Spur Dike Group

C4 Thomas GSCHNITZER Physical Scale Model Tests on Bridge Clogging

C4 Haoyin SHAN Reproducing Log-Law Velocity Profiles in an Ex-Situ Scour Testing Device (ESTD)

C4 Haoyin SHAN Erosion of Cohesive Soils with an Ex-Situ Scour Testing Device

Room 503, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Anthony SWANN and Jun GUOInvited D2 Hitoshi TANAKA

On the Shoreline and River Mouth Morphology Changes Around Samegawa River Following the Great East Japan Tsunami of 2011

D2 Saeed SHAERI Field Measurement for Investigating the Dynamics of Tallebudgera Creek Tidal-Inlet Entrance

D2 Aijun WANG Evolution of Geomorphology of Muddy Coast and Associated Hydrodynamic Processes

D2 Zheng GONG Evolution of Tidal Flats: A Field Investigation in the Jiangsu Coast

D2 Rossella LUCHI Investigation of Lutocline Dynamics in a Turbulent Couette Flow: A Simplified Model for Muddy Tidal Inlets

Room 303, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Andrew MCCOWANE1 Gloria APPIAH-SEFAH The Challenges and Issues of Water Resources Management in Africa: A Look At Benin

E1Chaminda SAMARASURIYA PATABENDIGE

Spatial and Temporal Variability of Hydrology in Sri Lanka

E1 Feng FENG Research on Ecological Compensation Mechanism and Benefits of Flood Resources Utilization from River

E1 Tianyi XU Robust Optimization for Multi-Reservoir Operation

E1 Yanan JIANG Solving Water Resource Allocation Problems Using Genetic Algorithms: A Hypothetical Case Study

E1 Chih Chao HO The Decision Model for Integrated Water Resources Management

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Room 504, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Yujun YIE2 Jen-Kuo HUANG Storm Magnitude and Watershed Size on Runoff Nonlinearity

E2 Nobuhiko KINJO Simulation of Water Flows in an Agricultural Drainage System with Hydraulic Structures

E2 Adriana MÁRQUEZ Rainfall-Runoff Model Calibration for the Floodplains Zoning of Unare River Basin, Venezuela

E2 Amin TALEI Real Time Neural Fuzzy System for Sediment Concentration Forecasting

E2 Harm DUEL Role of Groundwater in Supporting Environmental Flow Requirements of River Ecosystems in the Netherlands

E2 Zhiyuan YUE Well-Balanced 2D Coupled Modelling of Dam-Break Sediment-Laden Flood Processes in a Real River Channel

Room 505, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Jianhua TAOE4 Cheng ZHANG

The Design and Development of the Information Management and Hydraulic Simulation Integration Platform for Large Water Diversion System

E4 Songdong SHAO SPH Simulation of Flow over Vegetated Rough Bed with Submerged Cylindrical Rod

E4 Haegyun LEE Simulation of Shallow Water Flow by Discontinuous Galerkin Finite Element Method

E4 Jingming HOU Shallow Water Flow Simulation Using Multislope MUSCL Method

E4 Kewang TANGProjection Pursuit Method for Analysis of the Relationship Between Precipitation and Runoff from Heilongtan Spring in Liliang Basin of Yunnan Province, China

E4 Larry WEBER Temperature Modeling in a Deep Water Reservoir

Room 301, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Jiaquan DENGInvited F1 Chong-Yu XU Present Achievements and Key Challenges in Modeling Hydrologic Impacts of Climate Change

F1 Shunji KOTSUKI Estimation of Climate Change Impact on Japanese Rice Yield and Water Resources

F1 Vijay SINGH Spatio-Temporal Variations of Precipitation Regimes Across Yangtze River Basin, China

F1 Hongcheng HUANG Numerical Study on the Change of M2 Tidal Constituent Due to Potential Future Sea Level Rise in the China Sea

F1 Chong MA Multi-Site Temperature and Precipitation Projections in Qiantang River Basin

F1 Yonsoo KIM Impact of Climate Change on Flood Discharge and Flood Stage in the River Basin

Room 509, Thu 13:30-15:15 Chair: Francesco BALLIOF4 Daniela MOLINARI Implementing the Floods Directive: A Procedure for Flood Risk Analysis and Mapping

F4 Dalila LOUDYIFlood Protection Strategy in the River Basin of Bouregreg and Chaouia: Example of Adaptation Measures to Climate Change in Morocco

F4 Roberto RANZI Levee Breaches Statistics, “Geotechnical Uncertainty”, Residual Risk in Flood Hazard Mapping

F4 Monique RETALLICK Use of Two Dimensional Hydraulic Models to Estimate Hydraulic Hazard

F4Julio Isaac MON-TENEGRO GAMBINI

Flood Risk Management Due to Climate Variability in Catamayo - Chira Binational Basin

F4 Nicholas THOMAS HUD Watershed Demonstration Project - A Distributed Approach to Flood Mitigation

F4 James BALL Managing a National Flood Estimation Project

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Room 506, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Susan GASKINA4 Michael PFISTER Scale Effects in Modelling Two-Phase Air-Water Flows in Hydraulic Engineering and Structures

A4 Stefano PAGLIARA Scour Hole Profiles Due to Erosive Phenomena: Similitudes and Differences

A4 Sayana SOROURIAN Study of Blockage Effect on Scouring Pattern Downstream of a Box-Culvert Under Unsteady Flow

A4 Gang WANG Study on Instability Probabilistic Risk of Gravity Dam Foundation Using Fuzzy-Random Method

A4 Qiao QING-SONG Steady Vortex Flow in Tangential Intake

A4 Kai SUN Study on Influences of Different Foundation Treatments on the Stress and Deformation of CFRD on Deep Overburden

Room 304, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Wenxin HUAIB1 Adrian LAI Two-Phase Modeling of Sediment Clouds in a Current

B1 Koji SHIONO Turbulence Characteristics in Open Channel Flow for One Line Trees

B1 Heqing HUANGThe Fundamental Differences Between Subaqueous Gravity Flows and Open Channel Flows: Some Recent Advances in the Research of Gravity Flows

B1 Xiaobo CHAO Three Dimensional Numerical Modeling of Wind-Induced Flow and Mass Transport in Natural Lakes

B1 Chao-Wei SU Velocity and Temperature Distributions of Turbulent Plane Jet Interaction with the Oppositive Nonlinear Water Waves

B1Alberto DE LA FUENTE

Experimental Study of Flow and Diffusional Mass Transfer Coefficient Across the Water-Sediment Interface Determined by Wind Blowing over an Extremely Shallow Lagoon

Room 302, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Changbo JIANGB3 Reinhard HINKELMANN Optimal Design for Restoring a Small Urban River

B3 Richa BABBAR A Bayesian Model to Evaluate Water Quality of Polluted River in Northern India

B3 Xiao YANG Evaluation of Water Environmental Resilience in the Huaihe River Basin

B3 Yuning HONG Water Chemistry Characteristics of Main Stream and Tributaries of Three Gorges Reservoir Before 175M Water Storing

B3 Chris PERERA Use of Specific Flow Regimes in Water Quality Analysis - A Case Study in the Yarra River Catchment, Australia

B3 Baozhu PANVariances of Macroinvertebrate Assemblages in Different Habitat Conditions of the West River, with Implications for Management of Rivers Affected by Channel Regulation Projects

B3 Paulo BRANCO Upscaling Fish Habitat Suitability to the Bsain Scale Using Boosted Regression Modeling

Room 502, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Ming Hsi HSUE4 Hai ZHU Large-Eddy Simulation of Isw-Current Interaction

B4 Faith CHAN Developing a Sustainable Flood Risk Assessment Framework for the Pearl River Delta, China

B4 Desmond OFOSU ANIM Flood Hazard Analysis in Ghana Using Multi-Temporal Spot-Xs Imagery: A Feasibility Study of Northern Region

B4 Nilo NASCIMENTO Assessment of Rainwater Harvesting Potential At Large-City Scale Based on Socio-Economic Data

B4 Ayaka SHIODA Effects of Sound and Thermal Environments on Waterfront Healing

B4 Xin JIANG Dynamic Water Environmental Capacity Analysis and Calculation of Rivers in Northern China

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Room 305, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Stefan HAUNInvited C2

Ana Maria FERREIRA DA SILVA

River Self-Formation and Regime Channel Geometry in the Light of Thermodynamic Principles

C2 Guo-An YU Fluvial Morphology in the Upper Yangtze and Yellow Rivers – Features and Differences

C2Sebastian GUILLEN LUDEÑA

Influence of the Convergence Angle on the Morphodynamics of Discordant Bed Confluences

C2 Jinzhao LI Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Riverbed Evolution in Post-Damaged Conditions

C2 Ronald GUTIERREZ Conservation of Meander Dynamics, from Cutoff to Migration Processes

C2 Xiaofang LIU Fluvial Process and Stability of Anabranching River Systems: Case of Jianli Reach in the Middle Yangtze River, China

Room 306, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Kwan Tun LEEInvited C3 Colin RENNIE Use of a Three-Dimensional Numerical Model to Improve Estimation of Channel Constriction Energy Loss

C3 Dong CHEN Study on Scour and Silting Variation of the Riverbed in Middle Reaches of the Yangtze River by a System Dynamics Method

C3 Lydia SEITZ The Influence of Fine Sediment Input Induced by Rubber Cultivation on the Substratum Composition of a River Bed

C3 Xute ZHAO The Response of Hydrodynamics to the Shuanglong River Estuary Regulation

C3 Zhihua XIE Turbulent Free Surface Flow over a Gravel Bed

C3 Daniele TONINA Stream Power Changes in an Alluvial Canyon

Room 308, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Nils RÜTHERC4 Zijing YI The Overland Flow Resistance Along Slope Distance in an Experimental Flume

C4 Chao LIU Study on Flow in Pumping Station Forebay by CFD and PIV Measurements

C4 Erik BOLLAERT The Influence of Added Mass on Rock Block Uplift in Plunge Pools

C4 Donal RYAN The Development of Constriction Scour Within the Vicinity of Short Span Bridges, Under Pressurised Flow

C4 Chunjing LIU Shear Velocity in the Unsteady Open Channel Flows

C4Peyman Modaber DABBAG

The Impact of the Arrangement of non- Submerged Piles in Reducing the Scour At Bridge Abutment

Room 503, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Zhiguo HEInvited D2 Marcel STIVE The Sand Engine: A Solution for the Dutch Delta in the 21st Century?

D2 Zeng ZHOU On the Transition Between Tide- and River-Dominated Back-Barrier Estuarine Environments

D2 Jinhai ZHENG Moveable Bed Experimental Study on Shipyard Engineering in Min Estuary

D2 Ao CHU Modeling Processes Controlling Sediment Transport At the Mouth Bar of the Yangtze Estuary

D2 Onyx WAI Modeling Cohesive Sediment Transport in Tidal Bays with Current Velocity Assimilation

D2 Hubert CHANSON Turbulent Mixing in Breaking Tidal Bores: Comparison Between Field and Laboratory Data

Room 303, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Peter GOODWINE5 Dragan SAVIC Comparison of Machine Learning Classifier Models for Bathing Water Quality Exceedances in UK

E5 Alessandro PAGANO A Bayesian Approach to Assess the Vulnerability of Drinking Water Infrastructures Under Hazardous Events

E5 Kim TAEREEMTwo-Dimensional Flood Simulation in Uijeongbu Area Using a New Approach Method and by Comparing with the Existing Results of One-Dimensional Simulations

E5Fathima THEKKEKARA ALIKUNJU

Behavioural Study of Pan Evaporation Time Series- a Chaotic Approach

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E5 James SUTHERLAND Beach Plan-Shape Modelling Using Openmi

E5Abdullah Al MAMOON

Estimation of Design Rainfall in Arid Region: A Case Study for Qatar Using L Moments

Room 505, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Youming QIAOInvited E6 Hung Tao SHEN River Ice – Process, Theory, and Mathematical Modeling

E6 Yan LU Study of Climate Change Impact on Hydrological Systems Using Downscaling Tools

E6 Juerg ELSENER-METZ Adapting Flood Risk Management to Climate Change – Case Study Hanjiang, Hubei Province, China

E6 Roberto RANZI Influence of Climate and Anthropogenic Feedbacks on the Hydrological Cycle, Water Management and Engineering

E6Soheil GHAREH AGHAJI ZARE

Verification of a River Ice Process Model Using Continuous Field Measurements

Room 301, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Xingnan ZHANGInvited F1 Shie-Yui LIONG IDF Curves At Ungauged Sites Under Anticipated Changing Climate

F1 Farhad YAZDANDOOST Urban Drainage Systems Risk Assessment Under Climate Change Conditions

F1 Manuel MONTENEGRO The Electric Power in Mexico and the World

F1 Shifeng HUANG Study on Runoff Simulation of the Upstream of Minjiang River Under Future Climate Change Scenarios

F1 Shaoming PENG Study on Management Countermeasures of Responses of Water Resources to Climate Change in Yellow River Basin

F1 Van-Thanh-Van NGUYEN A Statistical Approach to Modeling of Daily Rainfall Process in the Context of Climate Change

Room 509, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Dongfang LiangF4 Linsey MCLEAN Natural Flood Management in the UK: Developing a Conceptual Management Tool

F4 Kevin CHANNumerical Determination and Design Optimization of the Drainage System Planning for Happy Valley Flood Protection Scheme, Hong Kong

F4 Hui WAN Multi-Source Time Variant Gain Model (MTGVM) and Its Application in Real-Time Flood Forecasting

F4 Yizhong QU A Regional Hydraulic Modeling Approach for Riverine Flood Hazard Mapping in a Large River Basin

F4 Mark BABISTER Two Dimensional Modelling of Rural and Urban Floodplains

F4 Nathan YOUNG Performance of Distributed Reservoir Storage in Mitigating Flood Impacts for a Small Rural Watershed

F4 Benjamin Dewals Transboundary Hydraulic Modelling of Extreme Floods in the Meuse River

Room 504, Thu 15:45-17:30 Chair: Anton SCHLEISSF5 Gordon ZHOU Experimental Study on the Deposition Process of Debris Flows

F5 Vladimir KIM Debris Dams on the Russian Far East Rivers

F5 Hsien-Ter CHOU Debris Flow Due to the Seepage-Induced Failure of a Granular Pile

F5 Qinglan QI 3D Numerical Simulation on Evolution of Debris Flow from Dam Break of Tailing Pond

F5Laura Maria STANCANELLI

Experimental Investigations of Depositions in a River Reach of Debris Flows Generated in Two Contiguous Tributaries

F5 Xin ZHANG Effects of Physical Properties on Movement for non-Homogeneous Debris Flow At Jiangjia Gully

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» Technical Session 10 Friday 08:30-10:15

Room 506, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Michael PFISTERA4 Lijie JIANG A Measurement Technique on the Hydrodynamic Force on the Free Surface-Piercing Cylinder At a Yawed Angle

A4 Cuilin LIAO Advance on the Research and Application of Fish Friendly Turbine

A4 Siying WANG Study on the Aerator of Spillway Tunnel in One Large-Scale Project

A4 John DEMETRIOU The Crump Weir Flow Field

A4 Hongquan XU The Brief Introduction for Theory of Cavitation Cavity Endangering Stability of Hydraulic Machinery

A4 James BRAMMER Physical and Numerical Modelling of the Wake Characteristics of the Savonius Tidal Stream Turbine

Room 302, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Xiekang WANGInvited B5 Pengzhi LIN The Theoretical Study of Resistance and Turbulence Characteristics of Water Flows in Vegetation Regions

B5 Farhad YAZDANDOOST Resilient Risk Management Strategies in Urban Drainage Systems

B5 F.X. SURYADIEffect of Uncontrolled Landuse Change to the Inundation Pattern and Its Possible Measures. Case Study: Lambidaro Lowland Sub System in Palembang

B5 Kang-Mao HE Flush Characteristics of Runoff Pollution in a Rapidly Urbanizing Catchment

B5Iris Violeta DOMIN-GUEZ TALAVERA

Hydraulic Structures and Urbanization in the Valley of Ica in Peru

Room 305, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Onyx WAIC2 Quanli ZONG Modeling of the Bank Erosion Process in the Upper Jingjiang Reach Using BSTEM

C2 Mauricio ROMERO New Empirical Formulas for Flow Resistance Assessment in Steep Torrents

C2 Yuki KAJIKAWA Numerical Simulation of 2-D Bed Deformation in a Slit Sabo Dam

C2 Butsawan BIDORN The Effects of Thailand's Great Flood of 2011 on River Sediment Discharge in the Upper Chao Phraya River Basin

C2 Helmut HABERSACK Innovative Approaches in Sediment Transport Monitoring and Modelling

Room 308, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Bingliang LINC4 Jérôme LE COZ Uncertainty Analysis of Stage-Discharge Relations Using the Baratin Bayesian Framework

C4 Wim UIJTTEWAAL Turbulence in the Wake of a Roughness Patch

C4 Zhong-Hua LI The Research on the Influence Factors and Calculation Method of Vertical Slot Fishway Velocity

C4 Nils RÜTHER Verifying a Photogrammetric Method to Quantify Grain Size Distribution of Developed Armor Layers

C4 Shengfa YANG Turbulent Structure in the Inner Layer of the Open Channel

C4 Desirée TULLOS Visualisation of Near Bed Flow Kinematics Under Varying Bank Vegetation Densities

Room 306, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Su-Chin CHEN and Songdong SHAO

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Invited C6Aminuddin AB GHANI

Sediment Flushing Using Tipping Flush Gate in an Open Storm Concrete Drain – a Case Study in Nibong Tebal, Penang, Malaysia.

C6 Hui LI A Fast Forecasting Model of Reservoir Sedimentation

C6 Minh Duc BUI Assessment of Sedimentation and Flushing Efficiency for Kajbar Hydropower Project in the Nile River

C6 Sameh KANTOUSH Challenges for Sediment Bypass Tunnel and Bypassing Efficiency

C6Mohammad HEYDARI

Analyzing the Amount and Procedure of Sedimentation in Reservoirs Using the Results of Depth Finding in the Operational Period

Room 601, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Marcel STIVEInvited D2 Zheng Bing WANG Morphological Development of the Dutch Wadden Sea

D2 Phan KHANH LINH The Mekong Deltaic Coast: Past, Present and Future Morphology

D2 Nguyen VIET THANH Overview of Estuary Research and Waterway Engineering in Vietnam

D2 Aniello RUSSO The Hydro-Morphodynamic Reponse of a Protected Beach Subject to Sea Storms: A Numerical Study

D2 Zhangjiao WANG The Seasonal Characteristic of Pulsatile Flow Field and Bathymetry Change in the Estuarine Channel of the Yangtze River

Room 303, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Yongjun LUE5 Min XU Flood Forecasting in Huai River Basin Using Delft-FEWS

E5 Kun GUO Hybrid Modelling for Rainfall-Recharge System Using Neural Network

E5 Bohua ZHAO Study on Methods of Extracting River Network in Flat Region Based on DEM

E5Agustín SÁNCHEZ-ARCILLA

The Evolution of Mobile Bed Tests. a Step Towards the Future of Coastal Engineering

E5Philippe GOURBESVILLE

Ubiquitous Computing Concept for Flood Warning Systems

E5 Jo-Fai CHOWTranslating Legislative Requirements and Best Practice Guidance Into a Systematic, Multi-Criteria Decision Support Framework for Effective Sustainable Drainage Design Evaluation

Room 301, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Roberto RANZIF1 SUN Demi Xiaocan Study of Seasonal Projection of South Back Weather Phenomenon in Hong Kong, China

F1Francesco MACCHIONE

The Problem of Breach Morphology and the Outflow Hydrograph in Dam Breaching

F1Amin HAJIAHMADI

Experimental Investingation of Curvature Submerge Vane Effects with 90 Degree Radial Section in Efficiency of Vortex Settling Basin

F1 Chi Hang CHUNG Verification of the Four Climate Index Model for Studying Globalprecipitation Anomaly

F1 Rudy Van DRIE Benefits of 2D Hydrologic Analysis (Using the Shallow Water Wave Equation on a 2D Unstructured Grid)

Room 509, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Mark BABISTERInvited F4 Xiaotao CHENG Foresight Evolution Trend of Flood Risk in the Taihu Basin Caused by Global Warming and Rapid Urbanization

F4 Minglei RENStudy on the Real-Time Dynamic Controlling Method of Limited Reservoir Waterlevel in Flood Season Based on Short-Term Rainfall Forecast Information and Its Risk Analysis

F4 Makoto TAKEDAThe Examination on the Inundation Analysis Model Due to Interior Runoff in Urban Area and Its Application to the Countermeasures in Flood Situation

F4 Hideo OSHIKAWA Study on the Flood Control Capability of Dry Dams Constructed in Series

F4 Henry JIMENEZ Floods Prevention Studies for Colombian Municipalities

Room 602, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: Charles Steven MELCHING

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F5 Lei ZHANG The Dynamic Coefficient for Collisional Granular Flows At Flat Frictional Walls

F5 Deonie ALLEN Pit Tag Monitoring: Debris Movement in the Urban Environment

F5 Hiroyuki NAGANO One-Dimensional Model of Landslide-Induced Debris Flow with Woody Debris

F5 Dangwei Wang Quantification of Flow Resistance in Mountain Rivers Based on Resistance Partitioning

F5 I-Ta Tsai The Computational Model of the Sediment Control At Soil and Water Conservation Engineering

Room 505, Fri 8:30-10:15 Chair: James SUTHERLANDInvited F6 Xudong FU Flash Flood in a Mountain Stream with Pulsed Sediment Input Following an Earthquake: Case Study of Longxi River

F6 Azusa NAOTA Applicability of VOF-Method-Based Numerical Analysis to the Estimation of the Tsunami Force Acting on a Bridge

F6 William PRINGLEDevelopment of a Hybrid 2D-3D Numerical Analysis and Its Application to the Inundation of the 2011 Off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake Tsunami in Kamaishi Bay

F6 Cristiana DI CRISTO Use of Simplified Wave Models in Shallow Unsteady Flows of Power Law Fluids

F6 Janaka WIJETUNGE A Multi-Scenario Analysis of the Storm Surge Hazard for Sri Lanka

» Technical Session 11 Friday 10:30-12:15

Room 506, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: Charn Ning CHENA4 Yves ZECH The Gate Removal Effect in the Initial Instants of the Dam-Break Flow

A4 Rafael DUARTE Dynamic Pressure Distribution Around a Fixed Confined Block Impacted by Plunging and Aerated Water Jets

A4 Seife Yurdagul KUMCU Experimental Studies At the Bottom Outlet Structure of the Ilisu Dam

A4 Fadi HACHEM Hydraulic Design of the Diaphragm's Orifice At the Entrance of the Surge Shaft of FMHL Pumped-Storage Power Plant

A4 Vladimir TARASEVICH Imitation of the Hydraulic Devices Operations Within the Complex Pipe Systems

Room 601, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: Yuefei HUANGB1 Motasem DARWISH Analysis of the Flow Structure in a Side Open-Channel Cavity of Aspect Ratio 1

B1 Xianman LUO Desorption Kinetic of Vanadium from Polluted Bentonite with Cacl2

B1 Yoshihisa KAWAHARA Effect of Vegetation Configuration on Turbulent Flows in a Rectangular Open Channel

B1 Zhao-Wei LIU Effects of Deeply-Submerged Inflow on Temperature Distribution in Miyun Reservoir

B1 Xiaonan TANG Velocity Distribution in Lateral Shear Layer for Open Channel Flows

B1 Junke GUO Theoretical Solution for Laminar Flow in Partially-Filled Pipes

Room 509, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: Mengzhen XUB4 Na ZHAO Investigation of the Aquatic Ecology of the Yalu Tsangpo River

B4Philip Nti NKRUMAH

Primitive E-Waste Recycling Practices in Ghana: the Releases and Effects of Persistent Organic Pollutants on the Aquatic Environment

B4 Jinfeng MA Quantitative Ecological Risk Assessment in Water Pollution Accidents

B4 Zhigang WANG Identification of Primary Need-to-Control Water Quality Index in Ice-Covered Polluted Rivers

B4 Qian YU Pollutant Source Apportionment of the Middle and Lower Reaches of the Pudu River in Southwest China

B4 Yuyu LIUAnalysis on the Driving Force of Water Resources and Environment Impact Based on Stirpat Model ——A Case Study on Qingyuan County of Fushun City

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Room 302, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: Sebastien ERPICUMInvited B5 Tadashi YAMADA

Introduction to Radiological Hydrology: A Kinematic Model to Estimate the Effective Dose of Radioactive Substances in the Human Body for Radiological Protection

B5 How Tion PUAY On the Fundamental Characteristics of Super-Critical Flow At Abrupt Expansion

B5 Chi Wai LI Modeling Flow Distribution in Street Junctions with Obstacles Using a Drag Force Method

B5 Ming Hsi HSU The Impact of Building Coverage in the Metropolitan Area on the Flow Calculation

Room 305, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: Rafael MURILLO-MUNOZC2

Muhammad Islamy RUSYDA

An Investigation Into Woody Debris Trapped by Riparian Trees During the Yabe River Flood in July 2012

C2 Domenica MIRAUDA River Bed Dynamic Evolution Following Landslide Dam: A Case Study

C2 Jochen ABERLE Random Field Approach Based Analysis of Bed Form Heights in Curved River Sections

C2 Yuanjian WANG Temporal Change in Bankfull Characteristics of the Yellow River: Meandering Versus Braided Reach

C2 Jaime Ivan ORDONEZ Some Little Known Properties of the Froude Number

C2 Shan ZHENG Simulation of the Sedimentation Processes of the Xiaobeiganliu Reach, Yellow River and the Lower Wei River

Room 306, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: Yafei JIAInvited C6 Ted YANG Lewis and Clark Reservoir Sedimentation and Flushing Simulations

C6 Josef SCHNEIDER Numerical Analysis of Sediment Transport Processes During Flushing of an Alpine Reservoir

C6 Stefan HAUN Measuring Suspended Sediment Concentrations in a Reservoir Based on Laser Diffraction

C6 Mario FRANCA Phase Analysis of the Stretching Cycles of the Head of Unsteady Gravity Currents Developing over Smooth and Rough Beds

C6 Li TAO Preliminary Prediction on Critical Continuity Duration of Density Current Head in Xiaolangdi Reservoir, Yellow River

C6 Chih-Chung CHUNG Monitoring of Sediment Transport in a Reservoir Using Time Domain Reflectometry

Room 308, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: Massimo GRECOInvited C6 Jim BOGEN Sediment Transport and Hydropower Development in Glacier Fed Rivers

C6George CONSTANTINESCU

LES of Lock-Exchange Gravity Currents Propagating Into a Fullly Vegetated Channel

C6 Farhad YAZDANDOOST Sustainable Reservoir Sedimentation Management Using Multi Criteria Decision Making

C6 Farhad YAZDANDOOST Integrated Management Approach in River Quality Simulations

C6 Manuel PLOERERSedimentation and Flushing of Alpine Water Intake Reservoirs – 2D Numerical Simulation Based on Calibration Data of a Hydraulic Model Test

C6 Wenjie LI Suspended Particle Settling Velocities in the Three Gorges Reservoir

Room 303, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: Leopardi ANGELOE5 Qiang XU Optimal Regulation of Secondary Water Supply Tanks Based on Hydraulics Modeling

E5 Qiang XU Pipe Failure Analysis for Water Distribution Network Based on non-Homogeneous Poisson Process

E5Helena MALA-JETMAROVA

Pumping Costs and Water Quality in the Battlefield of Optimal Operation of Water Distribution Networks

E5 Jingfeng XIN Reappearance of Dreadful Drought in 1978 for Anhui Province of China

E5 Bellie SIVAKUMAR Spatial Rainfall Correlations and Their Implications for Raingage Network and Rainfall Interpolation

E5Peter-Jules VAN OVERLOOP

Using Smart-Phone As Control Device in Mobile Canal Control for Irrigation Canals

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E5 Christina TSAI Uncertainty Analysis of Water Quality in the Buffalo River Using the Perturbance Moments Method

Room 301, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: V. P. SINGHF2 Wei CHEN

Preliminary Study on Responses of Hydrodynamics in the Flood Season to Potential Future Sea Level Rise in the Changjiang River Estuary, China

F2 Evelin HUMEREZ Influence over Water Quality Due to Nutrient Loading in the Royal Range of the Andes

F2 Songjun HANSimulating Storm Runoff Processes At the Field and Small Catchment Using Xinanjiang Model in Agricultural North Huaihe River Plain

F2 Haige YU Assessment of the Flow Regime Alterations in the Juma River, China

F2 Yeou-Koung TUNG Evaluation of Point Rainfall Estimation Methods in Hong Kong

F2 Qian XU Observation and Analysis Hydrological Processes in Aheadwater Catchment in Hong Kong, China

F2 Peiyu LIANG Trend Variation of Streamflow in the Chaohe River, a Tributary of the Miyun Reservoir in Northern China

Room 505, Fri 10:30-12:15 Chair: Kyung Soo JUN and Wenhong DAIF6 Seyedreza SHAFIEI Pressure Distribution from Tsunami Bore Impact on a Cylindrical Structure

F6 Ioan NISTORPost Tsunami Engineering Forensics: Tsunami Impact on Infrastructure – Lessons from Three Tsunami Surveys: 2004 Indian Ocean, 2010 Chile, 2011 Tohoku Japan

F6 Yanan XU A Numerical Model for the Storm Surge in Bohai Bay of China

F6 Xiang WENYAN A Study of Design Storm in an Urban Area of North China

F6 Yonggang GECharacteristics, Hazards and Risk of 6.23 Large-Scale Debris Flow Along Tibet-Sichuan Hiway At Haitong Basin, Tibet , China

F6 Phillip RYAN Parameter Sensitivity of a 2D Finite Volume Hydrodynamic Model and Its Application to Tsunami Simulation

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» Poster Presentation 1 Tuesday 10:30-12:15

The following posters should be put on the board according to their numbers, will be kept on Monday and Tuesday only. Presenters should explain their posters at the session time.001 A1 Fusheng WU Hydraulics Experimental Studies on the Spillway of Longtangou Reservoir002 A1 Guanmei LIU The Flow Dynamics Mechanism of Human Civilizations003 A1 Jiangang LIU Protection and Utilization Strategies for Grand Canal Heritage004 A1 Ri-Di BAI The Local Gland of Roof for Open Bended Channel with Supercritical Flow005 A1 Zhijuan WANG The Computational Analysis and Model Test Study of the Stilling- Basin with Step-Down Floor006 A1 TAN Xu-Ming Study on Ancient Baotun Irrigation Works in Guizhou Province007 A1 Jiping GAO The Analysis on the Impact of Channel Improvement of Tongguan to Dayudu Reach on River Regime Change008 A1 Federico DELL’ORFANO A Model for Quickly Estimating Unmeasured Volumes Delivered to Users in Water Networks009 A1 Daqi ZHANG A New Style Ruler and Supporting Image Detection Algorithm for Urban Flood Water Level Measurement010 A1 Malik A. SATTAROV Rheological Aspects of Filtration in Capillaries and Porous Bodies011 A1 Li YUNPENG Heritage Components and Characteristics of the Grand Canal012 A1 Malik A. SATTAROV Hydrophysical Aspects of Investigation of the Structure of Turbulent Shear Flow013 A2 Huaping QI Tidal Level Response to Upstream Runoff Variation in Yangtze Estuary014 A2 Xiao-Li JIA Price System Analyzes of Water Imported Areas of Water Diversion Projects At Home and Abroad and

Their Experience to South-to-North Water Transfer Project015 A2 Xijun HAN The Flood Energy Dissipation Features and Feasibility Analysis for Chipwi Hydropower Station in Yijiang River016 A3 De-Long TIAN Sunflower Response Model of Water and Fertilizer Under Salt Stress017 A3 Guo XIAOCHEN Tuning of PI Controllers for Middle Route South-North Water Tranfer Project018 A3 Shu XUE Research of Branch Flux Distribution Law of non-Equal Inertia Hydraulic Synchronous System for Hydro-Floating Ship Lift019 A3 Pengcheng TANG Relationship Between Physiological Indicators of Oat and Meteorological Factors in Alpine Pastoral Area of Tibet020 A3 Liping WANG The Ecological Footprint Model and Its Application of Yellow River Water Supply Project021 A3 Armine SIMONYAN Experimental Derivation of the Empiric Equation to Calculate the Time Required for Wetting the Crop

Root Horizon (On Example of Soils in Ararat Valley, Armenia)022 A3 Jin JIN Study on Discharge Capacity of Micro-Pressure Porous Tube023 A4 LIU Donghai Fast Quality Assessment of Concrete Face Rockfill Dam Compaction Basing on Real-Time Roller's Behavior Monitoring024 A4 Wang BO Flow Velocity Profiles in Stepped Chute025 A4 Junhu NAN Contrast and Analysis on Hydraulic Characteristics of Gongboxia Horizontal Gyrating Discharge Tunnel

Between Prototype and Models026 A4 Tiegang ZHENG Effect of Contraction on Backward-Facing Step Flow027 A4 JIANG Bo-Le, YANG

Jiang-NingExperimental Study on Cavitation Characteristics of Entrance Segment of Diversion Tunnel of Shuibuya Hydro Project

028 A4 Yuefen ZHAO Application of the Hydraulic Elevator Dam in a High Latitude and Sandy River029 A4 Huibin SONG Research of Complex Parameter Solution of Stochastic Seepage and the Simulation of Random Field

by Three-Dimensional Perturbation Stochastic Finite Element Method030 A4 Wenyuan ZHANG Model Tests on Multi-Level Intakes in Power Diversion System of Xiluodu Project031 A4 Hongcheng XUE Experiment and Numerical Simulation Study on Hydraulic Characteristics of the Spillway Jet Nappe032 A4 ZHANG Yan Modal Parameter Identification of the Roof Overflow Hydropower Station Under Ambient Excitation033 A4 Francesco GRANATA A Flow Power Based Approach for Side Weir034 A4 Li QIANG Experimental Investigation on Flow Around a Cylinder-Group in Free Surface Cross-Flow035 A4 ZHAO Jianping Study on the Overall Steady of Hydraulic Hoist for Water Engineering036 A4 SUN Hong-Liang Research on Hydraulic Characteristics and Energy Dissipation of New Shape Overflow Dam037 A4 Yimin XU Investigation on the Flow Characteristics of the Bottom Aerators on the Chute with a Circular Arc Section038 A4 TONG Zhongshan Discussion on Sluice Gate Design of Low-Head Flood Discharging Structure039 A4 Jingbo LI Determination of Rock Parameters for Diversion Tunnel Using Neural Computing040 A4 Tian FEI Piv Measurement of Part Flow in Submersible Mixer041 A4 Zhen YAO Study on the Flow-Induced Vibration Characteristics of Slabs in Plunge Pool of High Arch Dam042 A4 Wang BO Water Surface Profiles in Tunnel Bend with High Velocity

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043 A5 James BRAMMER Physical and Numerical Modelling of the Severn Barrage044 A5 Tom HARRIES Quantification and Visualisation of Blockage Effects for a Savonius Type Turbine Using PIV045 A5 HOU Dongmei Hydraulic Experiment Research for Stepped Spillway046 A6 Deng JUN Research on Industrial Heritage Protection and Utilization At Project Operating Period -- the Three

Gorges Project Museum Plan047 B1 Kyong Oh BAEK Development of Empirical Equation for Transverse Dispersion Coefficient with Theoretical Base in Sinuous Rivers048 B1 Bingdong LI 3-D Flow Characteristics of Thermally Stratified Water in Reservoirs049 B1 Yuhong ZENG Flow Characteristics of Rectangular Open Channels with Compound Vegetation Roughness050 B1 Li JIAN Non-Conservative Particle Tracking Model and Its Application to Xiangxi River051 B1 Yun LOU Analysis of the Temperature Distribution in Bailianya Reservoir052 B1 Guanghai GAO Modelling Fate and Transport of Faecal Bacteria in the Ribble Estuary, UK053 B1 Jaan Hui PU Non-Uniform Open Channel Flows Study Using Three-Dimensional Turbulence Measurements054 B1 Yanping LIU Test Study on the Influence Factors of Water Erosion in Desert Grassland Areas055 B1 Xuefei WU A Refined Random Walk Simulation of Scalar Mixing in Vegetated-Open-Channel Flows056 B1 Yonghong DANG Research on the Water Environmental Carrying Capacity of Wu-Yi Canal


The following posters should be put on the board according to their numbers, will be kept on Monday and Tuesday only. Presenters should explain their posters at the session time.057 B1 Yanchen ZHOU Simulation of Radionuclide Diffusion of an Inland Nuclear Power Plant Under Accident Condition Based on Fluent058 B1 Bin BING Experimental Study on Degradation of P-Nitrophenol by Hydrodynamic Cavitation Due to Square Orifices Plate059 B1 Keisuke YOSHIDA Inverse Estimation of Flow Resistance Due to Vegetation in the Asahi River During a Flood060 B1 Norbert KROUZECKY Ship-Induced Waves on the Austrian Danube East of Vienna061 B1 Chongming LI Numerical Modeling of Flow and Pollutant Transport in Chongqing Reach of the Yangtze River062 B1 Yong WANG An Experimental Study on Horizontal Buoyant Jet in Cross-Flow with PLIF and PIV Technique063 B1 Zhaoxia ZENG Modeling Watershed-Scale Nitrogen Loading Reduction Efficiency of an Agricultural Conservation

Management by Scenario Analysis064 B1 Xiaoli LIU Effects of Biochar and Lime Application on Soluble CD, PB, As Release and Nonpoint Loads of Rice

Agroecosystem by in Situ Field Experiment, Central Hunan Province Mining Area065 B1 Yonghuan BIAN The Research on Numerical Simulation of Flow in the Single Vertical Slot Fishway066 B1 Seyedmahdi

HASHEMIHEYDARINumerical Investigation of Effective Parameters on Salinity Stratification in the Dam Reservoirs Caused by the Halite Karst System

067 B1 Guangning LI Three-Dimensional Numerical Simulation of the Thermal Structure in a Deep Reservoir068 B1 Kazuaki OHTSUKI Primary Investigations of Sediment Transport and Deposition for Dam Removal Project, Arase Dam, Kumagawa River, Japan069 B1 ZHANG Zhiming The Influence of Temporal and Spatial Boundary Condition Variation on the Parameter Sensitivity of WASP070 B1 Abdillah NURLAILAH Model Assessment of Water Quality in Sarawak River, Malaysia071 B1 Haidong YANG A New Traceability Method of Accidental Water Pollution Events Based on Differential Evolution and Monte Carlo072 B1 Yun HE Experimental Study on Vortices Formation and Development Process Around Suction Pipe in Pump Sump073 B1 Chunbin WU Simulation of Salinity in Gudao074 B2 Jiang WEN Tolerances of Different Fish Species Exposed to Total Dissolved Gas Supersaturated Water075 B2 Fusheng WU Shallow Discussion About Plants and Fish Habitat and the Design of Imitation Ecological Fishway076 B2 Vladimir SHESTERKIN Maximal Dissolved Matter Discharge of in the Amur River077 B2 Diana ANDREEVA Predicting the Risk of Hydrogen Sulfide Zones Forming At the Amur River Transboundary Area078 B2 Jinrong LI Agro-Pastoral Ecotone of Wetland Landscape Pattern and Trend Research079 B2 Liubov KONDRATYEVA Content Toxic Elements in Freeze-Up of the Amur River080 B2 ZHUGE Yisi Laboratorial Method to Establish Habitat Suitability Curve for Fish081 B2 HUANG Minghai Influence of Gezhouba Project Dispatching on Flow Condition of Chinese Sturgeon Spawning Ground

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082 B2 Eunji Kim Study on Growth Response of Korean 3 Salix Species Under Submerged Conditions083 B2 Zhi-Min DENG Intelligent Simulation of Land Use Change and Its Hydrological Effects: A Case of Hanjiang Basin084 B2 XU Shuang Influence of Unsteady Flow on Flow Environment in Typical Spawning Ground of Schizothoraxprenanti085 B2 Anna XU Research on the Water Quality Simulation of Shiyan Reservoir Based on Wasp Model086 B2 Yunpeng HAN Effects of the Withdrawal Rate on the Water Temperature Released from Side Type Orifice Intakes in

Thermal Stratified Reservoirs087 B2 Li DANG Application of Habitat Suitability Model for River Bank-Line Planning088 B2 Zhao LI Impact of the Cascaded Reservoirs Operation on the Ecohydrology of the National Nature Reserve for the

Rare and Endemic Fishes in the Upper Reaches of the Yangtze River089 B2 Jing CHEN Ecosystem Health Pre-Assessment of Water Diversion Project Effect on Gehu Lake090 B2 BAI Hai-Xia Analysis on the Topography Changes of the Four Major Chinese Carps’ Spawning Grounds in Yidu Reach091 B2 Jing CHEN Study on Methods for Environmental Flow with Impact of Water Structures092 B2 Fei WANG Modelling the Impact of Water Diversion in an Idealised River-Lake System093 B2 Kazuaki OHTSUKI Evaluation of Human Impact on Estuarine Habitat of Endangered Fish Larvae and Effect Prediction for the Restoration094 B2 Hui ZHANG Effects of River Hydrological Status on Gonadal Development of Breeding Population of Chinese

Sturgeon in the Yangtze River: Inferred from a On-Site Observation095 B2 Xiangxiang WU The Phytoplankton Community Structure and Its Relationship with the Water Environment in the

Chishui River, a Protected Tributary of the Yangtze River096 B2 Shokry ABDELAZIZ Numerical Simulation of Flow and Fish Movement Inside a Pool-And-Weir Fishway097 B3 Tianming GAO Recovery Effect of Different Irrigation Amount on Degraded Grassland098 B3 Jiangping TAO Effect of Water Level Regulation on the Passage Effectiveness of the Changzhou Fishway on the Pearl River, China099 B3 Guotao DONG Effect of Comprehensive Water Transferring on Fractional Vegetation Coverage in Diaokou River Based on Remote Sensing100 B3 Abdillah NURLAILAH Water Quality Assessment of Sri Serdang Pond, Malaysia101 B3 Jian JIAO Study on Control Treatment for non-Point Source Pollution of the Upper-River Basin of Miyun

Reservoir Based on Empirical Statistical Models102 B3 Jinyong ZHAO Correlation Between River Substrate Heterogeneity and Benthic Macroinvertebrate Diversity103 B3 Bin LU Changes of N Concentration and Effects of Pollution Reducing and Water Saving in Paddy Field Under Controlled Drainage104 B3 Xueyan LV Affects of Irrigation Pattern on the Adsorption and Desorption of Phosphorus on the Paddy-Field Soils105 B3 Yanfu LI A Study on Vegetation-Eolian Sand Erosion Dynamics and Its Applications106 B3 YIN Zheng-Jie Application of Multiple Environmental Flow Methodologies to Optimize Cascade Dams Operation for

Ecological Considerations in the Lower Jinsha River107 B3 Mengjing GUO Research of Eco-Compensation Mechanism Among Basin Cascade Hydropower Station Development108 B3 Taiwei WANG The Development and Application of Real-Time Water Environment Management System Based on GIS109 B3 Zhaoxu LI Adsorption and Transfer Regulation of Heavy Metals in Biofilms Grown on Rocks and Inert Carries in Tidal Rivers110 B3 Hui ZHANG Environmental Assessment of a Free-Flowing High-Biodiversity Stretch of the Upper Yangtze River:

Implications for River Management111 B3 Yijie WANG Research on a New Type of Bio-Treatment Floating Island for the Algae-Manipulation Mechanism and Removal Efficiency112 B4 Zhi YANG Rational Utilization on Dredged Sludge with Heavy Metals in Xingbian River Conservancy Project113 B4 CAO Huiqun Impacts of Rural Hydropower Stations on Ecological Environment in the Yangtze River Basin


The following posters should be put on the board according to their numbers, will be kept on Monday and Tuesday only. Presenters should explain their posters at the session time.114 B4 Caihong HU An Assessment of Runoff Trends in Fenhe Catchment and Its Potential Cause115 B4 ZHANG Shijie Study on Spatio-Temporal Variability of Thermal Structure in Large Reservoirs116 B4 Guoliang LI Distribution Characteristics and Pollution Assessments of Heavy Metals in Sediments from South Zhangwei Canal117 B4 Ting XIA Index System of Lake Health Assessment and Its Application on 5 Lakes in Southern Jiangsu Province118 B4 Yan LIU The Effect of Land Use and Climate Change on Soil Erosion in Jialing River Basin, China

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119 B4 Runzhe GENG WARMF Model Simulation of Nonpoint Sources Pollution in Chaohe River Watershed120 B4 Onyx WAI Comparison of Cell-In-Series and Meso-Scale Physical Habitat Sampling for the Interpretation of

Spatiotemporal Variation of Stream Water Quality121 B4 Amin DU Efficiency Evaluation on the Integrated Hydro-Environmental Management of Tai Lake Basin122 B4 Hongbo ZHANG Study on Rural non-Point Source Pollution Assessment Method of Regions with Sparse Data123 B5 Shiquan SUN Study on the Effect of In-Situ Control Techology of Phosphorus124 B5 Ruigang SUN Analysis of Fluoride Source and Removal Methods in High-Fluoride Groundwater Areas125 B5 Donghui ZHOU Numerical Simulation of Multiphase Flow in Anaerobic Baffled Reactor126 B5 Makoto TAKEDA A Study of Feelings Ofhuman Sense to the Water Environment of Hori River, Nagoya, Japan127 B5 Kui XU A New Water Transfer Method Based on Hydrodynamic Performance for Water Quality Improvement of Urban Water Body128 B5 Koji SHIONO Initiation of Vehicle Movement in Supercritical Flow and Subcritical Flow for Urban Floods129 B5 Rui LIU Experimental Research on the Purification of Urban Surface Water130 B5 Wenyuan FEI Water Cycling and Replacing Strategy Study for Interconnected Water System Network in Tianjin Binhai New Area131 B5 Eerdun DING A Storm-Inundation Simulating Model Based on GIS132 B5 Qiao-Ling TANG A Hydrus-1D Based Evaluation of the Effects of Green Roof Designs on Runoff Control133 C1 Guangfu CHENG The Weding Residual Stress Test Techniques for the Easily Crack Region of Francis Runners134 C1 Tonghuan LIU Study on Sediment Transport and Landform At Channel Confluence135 C1 Caian HUANG A General Form of Sediment Transport Equations in Alluvial Channels136 C1 Jiang YU Comparison of Five Particle Settling Velocity Formulae for Natural Sediment137 C1 Xiaoming ZHANG Dependence of Sediment Delivery Ratio on Scale and Its Fractal Characteristics138 C1 Hiroshi YOKOYAMA Turbidity Estimation with Adcps in Brackish Lake139 C1 Jishan YANG Study on the Small Gravity Erosion on the Gully Slopes of Qiaogou Watershed140 C2 Akihiro KADOTA River Bed Variation and Coherent Flow Structures Around Several Types of Groynes141 C2 Caian HUANG Theoretical Study on the Exponent in Basic Hydraulic Geometry Relation142 C2 Dongdong JIA Impacts of Cutoff on Flow Structure and Planform Evolution in a Conceptual Meandering Channel143 C2 ZHANG Yanyan Multiple Time Scale Relationships of Bankfull Discharge with Streamflow and Sediment Transport in

the Lower Yellow River in China144 C2 Jun DU A Preliminary Study on Spinulose Stream Networks in the Tongde Basin, China145 C2 Yangui WANG Study on Roles of Influence Factors in River Bank Failure146 C2 Mikhail GUSEV The Amur River from the Zeya River Mouth to Khingan Gorge: the Charecter of the Valley Bottom

Formation in the Holocene147 C2 Mingwu ZHANG An Analysis of the Morphology of River Meanders in Equilibrium with a Variational Approach148 C2 Mohammad

SARFARAZStability of High-Crested Breakwaters Armor Units: A Geomechanical Perspective

149 C3 Zhongxi XIA Hydrological Effects of Vegetation Restoration Based on Swat Model150 C3 Wei CUI Mixed Operation Scheme and Control Algorithms for Automatic Canal Control151 C3 Yi XIAO Research on the Controls Between Braided Channel and Meandering Channel by a 2-D Numerical Model152 C3 Akihiro KADOTA Estimation of Floats Flow Measurement by Means of Three Dimensional Flow Analyses Around Bridge Piers153 C3 Tian JINGJIE Numerical Simulation of Transient Flow on Overtopped Cofferdam After Sub-Cofferdam Breaks154 C3 J.G. CHEN Numerical Simulation on the Interaction Between a Plane Wall Jet and a Parallel Offset Jet155 C3 Yingying YU The Tidal Influence on the Turbidity Maximum in a Tide-Dominated Estuary: the Brisbane River Estuary, Australia156 C3 Haj Taieb EZZEDDINE Finite Element Method for the Solution of One-Dimensional Transient Flows in Prismatic Open Channels157 C3 Yefei TAN Combined Effect of Seepage Erosion and Fluvial Entrainment on Streambank Failure: A Laboratory and Numerical Study158 C3 Mona NEMATI ATTAR 3D Numerical Investigation of Effects of Channel Width Change on Flow Structure At Two River Confluence159 C3 Dongdong JIA Impacts of the Flow and Sediment Regime Changes on Morphological Changes in the Shishou Reach

of the Middle Yangtze River160 C3 Minwoo SON Comparision of Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes Turbulence Models Under Condition of Oscillatory Boundary Layer Flow161 C3 Li ZHU The Numerical Simulation of Pulsing Pressure in the Stilling Permeable Floor162 C3 Jian TONG Incompressible Sph Simulations of Bed Scour Under Dam Break Flow163 C3 Zhanfeng CUI Research on Fluvial Processes of the Wuhan Reach of Yangtze River After the Operation of Three Gorges Project164 C3 Rong A The Effect of the Ogee Types on the Hydraulic Characteristics in the Spillway Tunnel165 C3 Yafei DUAN Two-Dimensional Hydrodynamic Model for Complex River Networks

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166 C3 Cheng ZENG A 3D Numerical Simulation of Nanjing Sanchahe River Gate Project167 C3 QIN Cuicui Flow Structures in Meandering Open-Channle Under Different Hydraulic Conditions168 C3 Guillermo

CARDOSO-LANDASediment Transport of a River Basin Applying Ncche's Models

169 C3 Haixiao JING Study on Numerical Simulation of Fry Out in River Hydrodynamic Model170 C3 Yang BAI 1D Unsteady Flow and Sediment Transport Model for Vegetated Channel Network171 C3 Dou SHENTANG Dynamics Mechanism Analysis and the Process of Hyperconcentrated Flood Routing172 C3 Yan TIAN 3D Numerical Modeling on Sand Trapping Tube with Spiral Flow173 C3 Kyung Soo JUN Operation of Weirs in the Han River During the Flood Period174 C3 David LI Evaluation of Groundwater Pumping Impact to the Colorado River Accounting Surface175 C3 Saebeh ABBASPOUR Numerical Investigation of Energy and Momentum-Flux Correction Factors in Flow over Side Weirs176 C4 Yue LIANG Comparisons of Generalized Velocity Distribution Formulas in Smooth Wide Open Channel Flows177 C4 Yun LI Water Shear Stress Distribution on Downstream Slope of Dam Due to Overtopping178 C4 Chengguang LI Curved Open Channel Flow with Vegetation Roughened Outer Bank179 C4 Xiaogang WANG Prediction of Breach Formation Time of Earth-Rock Dam Due to Overtopping180 C4 Zhichang ZHANG Research on Frictional Head Loss and Local Resistance Coefficient in Free Hydraulic Jump Region181 C4 HAN Xiaowei The Application of Multiple-Step Stilling Basins in Tidal Estuary Sluice182 C4 Ole MIKKELSEN Grain Size Distribution and Sediment Flux Structure in a River Profile, Measured with a Lisst-Sl Instrument

» Poster Presentation 4 Wednesday 10:30-12:15

The following posters should be put on the board according to their numbers, and will be kept on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday only. Presenters should explain their posters at the session time.001 C4 Huojian LIU Experimental Research for Block Stability on Dam Outer Slope Under the Condition of Exceeding Standard Flood002 C4 Chenjun ZENG Hydraulic Characteristic Study of the Geo-Synthetic Materials Protecting Embankment Downstream

Slope Under the Exceeding Standard Flood003 C4 David LUI CFD and Physical Modelling for the Upper Tai Po River Design – An Integration of Ecology and Engineering004 C4 Ping WANG Experimental Study on the Process of the Hyper-Concentration Flood of the Tributaries’ Merging Into

the Upper Yellow River and the Deposition Morphology in the Confluence005 C4 LI Shuai Study on Hydraulic Characteristic of Free Surface Flow in High Head Large Discharge Spillway Tunnel006 C4 Xu-Hui FU Comparison and Modification of Methods for Predicting Incipient Motion for Gravel Beds007 C4 Liu XIAOJIANG The Application Research for the Jet-Over Powerhouse in a Narrow Valley008 C4 Jurui YANG The Research of the Trapezoid with Rectangular Section Into the Lake Ecological River Flow Structure Comparison Experiment009 C4 Zhipan NIU Derivation of Dam Failure Empirical Equations for Landslide Dam010 C4 Yongting DENG Experimental Study of Hydraulic Characteristucs on Dovetail-Shaped Flip Bucket011 C4 Qing YANG The Test Study on Scour Law in Riverbed of the River Closure Gap012 C4 Peng WU Scour Morphology Around Bridge Abutments with non-Uniform Sediment Under Ice Cover013 C4 DONG Yuping Experimental Research on the Water-Sediment Separator of the Multilevel Inclined Plates014 C4 Lei LIU Experimental Study of Overtopping Induced Dam Break Flow015 C4 Faxing ZHANG The Water-Wings Weakening Methods Downstream of the Deep Discharge Outlets with Sudden

Lateral Enlargement and Bottom Drop016 C4 Xuyue HU An Analysis on the Uncertainty of Flow Velocity Distribution in non-Submerged Live Vegetation017 C4 A. Burcu ALTAN-SAKARYA Experimental Investigation of Flow Conditions over Cambasi Dam Spillway018 C4 Yu-Chao HSU Experimental Study on the Effect of Inflow Sediment Concentration on Sediment Removal Efficiency

of a Deep-Depth Vortex Chamber Type Sediment Extractor019 C4 Hsun-Chuan CHAN River Discharge Measurement with Acoustic Doppler Profiler During Typhoon Flood020 C4 Tae Un KANG Development of Levee Leakage Monitoring System021 C4 Shehua HUANG Averaged Flow Pattern and Three Dimensional Geometric Configuration of Curved Water Surface in Confluent Bend Channel022 C4 Hiroshi HAYAKAWA Restoration of Riffles and Pools Within Improved Channels in Meandering Rock-Bed Rivers

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023 C4 Chunqi CHEN Research on Influence of Aerator on Hydraulic Characteristics of Stepped Spillway Combined with X-Shape Flaring Gate Piers024 C4 Seojun KIM Variation of the Side-Weir Discharge Coefficient Associated with Submerged Ratio025 C4 Koji ASAI Experimental Study on Flow from Side-Weir in Meandering Channel with Rectangular Cross Section026 C4 GAO Shiyou, LIU Guozhen Physical Model Research on Local Scour Near Shallow-Embedded Tunnel027 C4 Bin SUI Effect of Entering Tributary on Secondary Flow in Confluent Main Bend028 C4 Shiping RUAN Study on Test Method of Chute Aerator in Vacuum Tank029 C5 Svetomir PROKIC The Kolubara River Displacement in the Lignite Basin030 C5 Yanqun YU Analysis of Improving the Discharge Capacity of the Middle Reaches of Huaihe River031 C5 Wanli LIU Assessment Study on the Waterway Regulation Technology of Jiepai Reach in Middle Yangtze River032 C5 Yanmei YANG Treatment Technology and Current Situation of Dredged Sediment in China033 C5 Jun-Hong ZHANG Research on the Computing Methods of Regulation Width of the Waterway in Alluvial River: A Case

Study in the Han River, China034 C6 Renyong HUANG Study on the Regulation Scheme of Sedimentation Reduction During the Water Level Downfall Period

of the Three Gorges Reservoir035 C6 Frederick CHOU Investigating the Flushing Strategy of the Tsengwen Reservoir of Taiwan036 C6 Ole MIKKELSEN On Monitoring Suspended Sediments with Applications to Turbine Abrasion and Reservoir Siltation037 D1 Jie CHEN The Numerical Simulation of Changes of Beach Profile and Mean Grain Size Caused by Tsunami Waves038 D1 Wei WU Numerical Study of Solitary Wave Runup on Triple-Island Groups039 D1 Xiaoyun HUANG Numerical Simulation of Incompressible Viscous Flow Based on Adaptive Quadtree Mesh040 D1 ZOU Huazhi The Dynamic Response of Salt-Water Intrusion to Tidal Phase and Range in the Pearl River Estuary041 D1 Minwoo SON Effect of Sediment Suspension on Turbulence Structure: Comparative Study of Cohesive and non-Cohesive Sediments042 D1 Xiaoling ZHU Numerical Simulation of Fluid-Solid Coupling on Offshore Platform and Wave Field043 D1 Zhen WANG Numerical Simulation of Siltation in the Lower Reaches of the Tide Lock to Be Constructed in the Yongjiang River044 D1 Byeong Jun KIM Tsunami Risk Assessment for Effective Tsunami Prevention045 D1 WANG Haijun Research on Wave Force Calculation on a Curved Surface Foundation for Offshore Wind Turbines046 D1 Yasuyuki BABA Field Observations At an Offshore Observation Tower During the Typhoon Seasons047 D1 Jaewan SHIN Production of Tsunami Hazard Map048 D1 El Robrini MAAMAR Hydrodynamic Circulation in the Maracanã Estuary (Pará State – Amazon Region), with the Computer Modeling (Sisbahia)049 D1 Han Soo LEE Wintertime Abnormal Storm Waves in the East Sea: Numerical Modeling of Storm Wave Overtopping

in the Fushiki Port, the Toyama Bay050 D2 FANG Shenguang Effect of Gangzhuao Cross Sea Bridge on Tidal Prism and Water Level in Lingdingyang Bay051 D2 Yu-Hai WANG Numerical Modeling Siltation in the Water-Intake of a Thermal Power Plant in Tieshan Bay052 D2 Xiaodong ZHAO Physical Model Study on Waterway Regulation Progect of the North Channel in the Yangtze Estuary053 D2 Sulan LU Numerical Study with a Combined Solution Model on the Water-Sediment Transport and Bed

Evolution in the Pearl River System Caused by Large Project054 D2 Chenjuan JIANG Effects of Human Interventions on Recent Morphological Evolution of the Modaomen Estuary, Pearl River Delta, China

» Poster Presentation 5 Thursday 10:30-12:15

The following posters should be put on the board according to their numbers, and will be kept on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday only. Presenters should explain their posters at the session time.055 D2 MA Fangkai Three-Dimensional Numerical Simulation of Water Flow and Sediment Transport Processes in the

Spring Tidal Estuarine Transition Zone056 D2 Yunping YANG Study on the Relationship Between Water and Sediment Discharge and the Deltaic Evolution of Changjiang River Estusry057 D2 Xin CHEN Thickness of Oscillatory Sheet Flows058 D2 ZHANG Su-Xiang Numerical Simulation of Longshore Current and Radiation Sand Group Evolution in Coast of Jiangsu Province059 D2 Daniela MALCANGIO Numerical Simulations of Hydrodynmics and Dredging Operations in a South-Eastern Italian Harbor

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060 D3 Rosendo NZOMO MICO

Numerical Investigation of External Excitation Frequency Influence on Liquid Sloshing in Two-Dimensional Rectangular Tank

061 D3 Luwen QIE Research on Vortex Features of Regular Wave Front Submerged Breakwaters Using PIV Technology062 D3 Sendong LIANG An Experimental Study on Various Scour Countermeasures for Offshore Cylindrical Piles in Marine Environment063 D3 Jing WANG Study on the Wave Dissipation of a New Plate Breakwater064 D3 Bailin LIU Experimental Study of Local Scour Around Pipeline in Oblique Flow065 D3 Yen-Lung CHEN Interaction of Water Waves and a Submerged Parabolic Obstacle in the Presence of a Uniform/Shear Current Using Rans Model066 D3 Xuelian JIANG Discussion on Relationship Between Turbulent Structure and Wave Pressure on Submerged Breakwaters067 D3 Rémi

DUMASDELAGEModeling of the Erosion Phenomena on Nice Shoreface and the Impact of Coastal Structures

068 D3 Wen-Juinn CHEN Study on the Long-Term Shoreline Change in Hualien Coast069 D4 Guoping ZHANG Erosional Resistance of Cohesive Sediments in the Saltmarshes of Northern Gulf Coast070 D5 Jianjun YU A GIS-Based Decision Support System for Forecasting, Monitoring, and Assessment of Hazardous

Chemical Accidents on the Coast071 D5 Shinichiro YANO In-Site Measurement for Relationship Among Grain Size Distribution of Suspended Solid and Bottom

Sediment and Particulate Total Mercury in Minamata Bay, Japan072 D5 Renata ARCHETTI Optimal Design of a Marina Entrance for a High Water Quality, the Case of the Canouan Marina073 D5 Jianfeng TAO Numerical Study on Mixing Characteristics of Heated Water Discharged from Side Outfall with a Cross Flow074 D3 Altaf TAQI Geo-Environmental Modeling for the Northern Part of the Arabian Gulf075 E1 Weiwei SHAO The Framework and Regulation Mechanisms of Urban Water Cycle System in China076 E1 WANG Shicheng Study on Evolution of Water Resources and Assessment of Water Supply Security of Nan-Si Lake077 E1 Hongmei YE Dynamic Estimation for Vegetation Ecological Water Demand Based on Time Series Remote Sensing

Data and GIS: A Case Study of Shule River in China078 E1 Tianling QIN Rational Allocation of Water Resources Towards the Low-Carbon Development Mode in Baiyangdian Basin079 E1 Li YING The Risk Analysis and Safety Evaluation of Dam Overtopping At Fengjiashan Reservoir080 E1 Jin QUAN Study on Optimal Allocation of Water Resources Based on Restructuring of Water Demand and Supply081 E1 Hongyuan FANG Regional Floodwater Utilization Competitiveness and Evaluation Model082 E1 Feng LIU Characteristics and Utilization of Rainwater in Cities of China083 E1 Xuerui GAO Mapping Soil Moisture Distribution Using Distributed Hydrological Model: A Case Study in North China Plain084 E1 Jing XU The Application of Information Entropy in the Optimization of a Hydrological Station085 E1 XING Zhihui The Research of Water Resources Shadow Price Model Based on the Input-Output Table in the Taihu Basin086 E1 Wu MOUSONG Soil Freezing with Shallow Water Table: Experiment and Simulation087 E1 Jun E FU Relationship Between Surface Soil Moisture and Root Zone Soil Moisture in Henan Province088 E1 Ying SUN Flood Risk Management by Overtopping Risk Analysis089 E1 Liping XU Modeling Renewal Time Response to Water Diversion Projects in an Urban Artificial Lake090 E1 Zhang HAITAO Methods of Water Resources Carrying Capacity At Variable Social-Economic System091 E1 Marian MUSTE Cyberwater: Prototype Cyber-Infrastructure System for Supporting Decision-Making in Water Resources Management092 E1 Jun HU Evaluation of Pollution Source and Analysis of Water Quality in Spatial-Temporal Variations in Laoguanhe River Basin, China093 E1 Changhai QIN A Discussion on Water Resources Depletion Cost in Hai River Basin094 E1 Tomasz DYSARZ Analysis of Highway Bridge Impact on the Sediment Redistribution Along the Stare Miasto Reservoir, Poland095 E1 Jiahong LIU Drought Evolution in Fenhe Plain in China096 E2 Ming ZHANG Study of Optimal Operation of Cascade Hydropower Stations Based on an Improved Particle Swarm Algorithm097 E2 Hening HUANG Index-Q Method for Streamflow-Gauging Using a Horizontal Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler098 E3 Tongtao ZHAN Multi-Factor Study on the Partition of the Water Shortage Regions and Water Supply Security

Countermeasures099 E2 Yuansheng PEI The Evolution Rules of Water Resources in the North Part of Haihe River Basin100 E2 Xin WANG Research of Physically Based Soil Erosion Model Based on GIS101 E2 Qun QIAN Impact of Earthquake Induced Landslides on Hydrologic Response in Jianpinggou Catchment102 E2 Enrique MUÑOZ Seasonal Calibration of a Conceptual Water Balance Model Using Dynamic Identifiability Analysis (Dynia)103 E2 Xinghua XIE A Study on Optimal Depth of Impervious Wall in Deep Overburden of Earth Dam Basement104 E2 Zeying LI Performance of Rain Garden on Sloped Surface

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105 E2 Dengfeng LIU RBF Artificial Neural Network Model Based on Wavelet De-Noising for Hydrological Time Series Forecasting

106 E2 Di YUAN Application of Landsat Remote Sensing Data for Flood Simulation of Small Watershed107 E2 XIE Hehai Research on Experiment and Model of the Slope Runoff and Erosion in the Southwest Drought Area

of the Pearl River Basin108 E2 Xiankui ZENG Assessing Groundwater Modeling Uncertainty by Model Averaging Method


The following posters should be put on the board according to their numbers, and will be kept on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday only. Presenters should explain their posters at the session time.109 E4 Wen-Dar GUO Real-Time Scour Depth Predicting System Based on Ensemble Quantitative Precipitation Forecast110 E4 Wei WANG Simulation of Taylor Couette Flow and Cold-Flow Jet Using an Axisymmetric Lattice Boltzmann Method111 E4 Chengcheng ZHANG Development and Application of an Eco-Hydrodynamic Model for Algal Community Dynamics in the Taihu Lake112 E4 Kang SUHAI Numerical Simulation on Mechanism of Spur-Dike Damage by Water113 E4 Junqiang LIN 3D Numerical Simulation of Near-Bank Pressure Field Induced by Sinuous Bank Morphology114 E4 Yanfen GENG Two-Dimensional Shallow Water Equations with Porosity for Urban Flood Modeling115 E4 Biao HUANG A Study on Flow Field Induced by Hydropower Intakes in Baihetan Dam116 E4 Sandro CARNIEL Hindcast and Forecast Activities in the Adriatic Sea Using ROMS Model and the COAWST System: A Review117 E4 Fei YANG Eulerian-Lagrangian Method Based on Streamline118 E4 Cecia MILLAN-BARRERA Modeling Contaminant Transport with Aerobic Biodegradation in a Shallow Water Body119 E5 Ziwu FAN The Analysis of the Error in Flood Forecasting and Its Probability Distribution Characteristics120 E5 Ang ZHANG A General Framework for Model Parameter Calibration Using Job Scheduling of an HPC System121 E5 Inchio LOU Integrating Relevance Vector Machine and Genetic Algorithm for Forecasting Phytoplankton

Abundance in Freshwater Reservoirs122 E5 Shanghong ZHANG Framework and Key Technologies of Three-Dimensional Flood Protection Platform123 E5 Bai RUI A Hierarchical Method for Managing Massive Data of Drainage Networks Extracted from High

Resolution Dem for Large Scale River Basins124 E5 Valery KULAKOV Technology of in Situ Groundwater Treatment for Drinking Purposes125 E5 Zhiyong XU Platform Design of Multimedia Information from Water Conservancy Activities126 E5 Duan HAO The New Directions in the Development of Cloud Computing and Hydroinformatics127 E5 Lingli WU Analysis on the Periodicity of Annual Extreme Water Level in the Tidal Reaches of Xijiang River, China128 E5 Toshiyuki MORIYAMA Developement of Smart Rainwater Tanks129 E5 Shushu GUO Study on Historical Drought Reappearance in Anhui Province130 E5 ZHANG Lei Finite Element Analysis for Disturbance of the Deepwater Reservoir Sediment Sampling131 E5 Naser NIKNIA Estimating Discharge Coefficient of Circular Crested-Wier Using Anfis and Gamma Test132 E5 Xiao YU Assessment of Vegetation Cover Change in the Ebinur Basin Based on Multi-Source Remote Sensing Data133 E5 Taymaz ESMAEILI Estimation of the Local Scour Depth Around Real Scaled Bridge Piers Using Neural Networks and

Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System134 E6 Hui FU Ice Processes Simulation for Middle Route of South-to-North Water Diversion Project135 F1 Shao YANYING Attribution Recognition of the Runoff Variations Based on the Coupled Water-Energy Balance of Fu's

Equation in Xiangjiang River136 F1 Yu CHENG Comparison of Dynamical and Statistical Downscaling in the Study of Climate Change Impact on

Water Resources in Hanjiang Basin137 F1 Sidong ZENG Spatial Characteristics of the Effects of Climate Change and Human Activities on Runoff Changes in

the Luan River Basin Based on Budyko Framework138 F1 Armine SIMONYAN Adaptation to the Impact of Climate Change on Availability of Water Resources and Development of

Irrigated Agriculture in Armenia139 F1 Lucia MAROTTA A Stochastic Weather Generator for Daily Climate Variable Analysis140 F1 Vito TELESCA Multivariate Synthetic Indexes for Evaluating Local Climatic Changes

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141 F2 Haiying HU Characteristics and Effecting Factors of the Tidal Level in Pearl River Estuary Under Changing Environment

142 F2 Xiaozhong SUN Annual Maximum Rainfall Occurrence Dates Frequency Analysis Based on Mixed Von Mises Distribution

143 F2 Pedro RAU Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Monthly Temperature in the Mountainous Regions of Peru. an Approach for Ncep Ncar Reanalysis Data Correction

144 F3 Van-Thanh-Van NGUYEN

Review of Climate Change Impact Analysis on Rainfall Extremes and Urban Drainage

145 F3 Yuan YUAN Bank Collapse Prediction Using BP Artificial Neural Networks146 F3 Yalei ZHANG Simulation of Offgas Diffusion Rule of a Laboratory Based on Fluent147 F3 Francesco DE PAOLA Stationary v.s. non-Stationary Analysis of Extreme Rainfall in Dar Es Salaam (Tanzania)


The following posters should be put on the board according to their numbers, and will be kept on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday only. Presenters should explain their posters at the session time.148 F3 Francesco DE PAOLA Stationary v.s. non-Stationary Analysis of Extreme Rainfall in Dar Es Salaam (Tanzania)149 F3 Liqun SUN Detection of Vegetation Damage and Monitoring Recovery in 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake Using MODIS EVI

Data150 F3 Hong DU Regional Frequency Analysis of Extreme Precipitation in the Huaihe River Basin, China151 F3 Runze MIAO Prediction Approach for Failure of Tailings Dam152 F3 Wenjign SHI Long Term and Short Term Vegetaion Restoration of Landslides on the Yigong Tsangpo River153 F4 LIEW Yuk San A Potential 2D Hydrodynamic Approach in Flood Mapping: Case Study of Muar River Basin, Malaysia154 F4 Gaetano CRISPINO Suitability of 1D Models for Hydraulic Hazard Assessment on Meandering Floodplains155 F4 Kit Ming LAM Bioretention with Shallow Fill Media156 F4 ZHANG Fahong The Research and Application on Calculation Method of Design Flood in Small Basin157 F4 Qingzhu GENG GIS-Based Flood Risk Analysis in Jiakouwa Flood Detention Basin158 F4 Fuchang TIAN The Flood Risk Analysis of Taihu Lake Basin Under the Simultaneous Encounter of Taihu Lake High

Water Level）Typhoon Rainstorm and High Tide Level159 F4 Dawei ZHANG One-Dimensional Numerical Model for Dam-Break Flood Simulation Based on GIS160 F4 Akihiro

HASHIMOTOCharacteristics of Amami Oshima Island Heavy Rainfall Disaster in October 2010

161 F4 Kyung Soo JUN Robust Flood Vulnerability Identification Using Integrated Vikor and Topsis Approach162 F4 Peng TAO The Application of Quantitative Precipitation Forecast and Its Precipitation Ensemble Prediction on Flood

Forecast163 F4 Yoshiki

MOTONAGACharacteristics of Velocity Index in Rivers with River-Bed Fluctuation During Flood

164 F5 Xuzhen HE A Pressure-Dependent Viscoplastic Moedl for Debris Flow and Its SPH Solution165 F5 J. G. CHEN Discussion on Debris Flow Drainage Canal Damage Type and Reasons166 F5 CHANG Tung-Chueng Step-Pool Development Model in Mountain Rivers167 F6 Xinxiang ZENG Rapid Tsunami Simulator on GPU Using Unstructured Mesh System168 F6 Shawn Yisheng SIM An Experimental Study on the Effects of a Steep Inland Cliff on the Beach Morphological Change

Caused by Tsunami-Like Flows169 F6 Yan DING Developing a Tropical Cyclone Parametric Wind Model with Landfall Effect for Real-Time Prediction of

Wind and Storm Surge

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» JFK Student Paper Competition

Speaker Paper Title Country/Region

Room 602 Tue 8:20 – 10:00 Chair: Arturo Marcano1 M. LOUATTI On Wave-Defect Interaction in Pressurized Conduits Hong Kong2 Q. Shang-Tuo Ski-Jump-Step Energy Dissipaters China

3 S. LEEStudy on Experimental Validation of Interaction Model among Sewer Pipe, Manhole and Ground Surface for Development of Integrated Urban Inundation Model

Japan

4P. N. NKRUMAH

The Feasibility of Aster Remote Sensing Technique in the Effective Monitoring of Inland Water Quality in Africa

China

5 Q, Zhong Spanwise Vortices and Large-scale Structure in Smooth Open Channel Flows China

Room 602 Tue 10:30 – 12:30 Chair: C.K. Zhang6 S. N. CHAN Modeling the Bottom Deposition of Sediment-Laden Buoyant Jets Hong Kong

7 M. XUExperimental Study of Bio-fouling Control of LimnopernaFortunei in Water Transfer Tunnels

Norway

8 R. HANFish (SinibarbusHollandi) Behavior in Relation to Changing Hydrological Conditions. Laboratory Experiments, Numerical Modeling, and Case Study

China

9 L. SUNHave We Overestimated Global Warming? A Case Study of Urbanization Influence in Mainland China

Hong Kong

10 R.-Q. WANGEuler-Lagrangian LES Study of Two-phase Sediment Cloud Dynamics Related to Open-water Disposal

U.S.A.

11 T. GHILARDI Experimental Study on Bedload Pulses in a Steep Flume with Boulders Switzerland

Room 602 Tue 13:30 – 15:30 Chair: Jacob Odgaard

12 X. ZHANGA Catchment Based Approach to Quantifying Agriculture and Livestock Virtual Water in Floodplains of Huaihe River Basin – A Case Study in Funan County

China

13 S. Van EMELEN Erosion Modeling over a Steep Slope: Application to a Dike Overtopping Test Case Belgium

14 P. CHANThe Relationship of Climate, Culture, and Water Resources from a Holocene Rainfall Record in the Middle Yangtze River, China

China

15 H. SHIComputation of Spatially Distributed Rainfall by Merging Raingauge Measurements, Satellite Observations and Topographic Information: A Case Study of the 21 July 2012 Rainstorm in Beijing, China

China

16 R. DUARTEAir Concentrations in Plunge Pools Due to Aerated Plunging High-Velocity Jets and Dynamic Pressures in Underlying Fissures

Switzerland

17 R. SHAFIEI Impact of Tsunami-Borne Debris on Structures New Zealand

Room 602 Tue 16:00 –18:00 Chair: Reinhard Hinkelmann18 H. SHI An Effective Euler-Lagrange Model for Sediment Transport in Open Channel Flows China19 A. M. RICARDO Hydrodynamics of Turbulent Flows within Arrays of Circular Cylinders Switzerland

20S. D. CHOWDHURY

Numerical Simulation of Wave Overtopping using Mesh Free SPH Method India

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» Special Seminar 1 Monday 13:30-15:15

Impact of Extreme Hydrodynamic Forces on InfrastructureRoom 508, Chair: Francisco PINTO

Alireza MASJEDI Experimental Study on Discharge Coefficient over Bottom Intake Rack

Zhiyi YU Effect of Virtual Mass Force on the Mixed Transport Process in a Multiphase Rotodynamic Pump

Gangfeng WU A 2D Well-Balanced Positivity Preserving Shallow Flow Model with Wetting and Drying on Triangular Grids

Serife Yurdagul KUMCU

Effect of Flow Depth on the Formation Scour Hole Around the Bridge Abutment - Collar Plate Arrangement

Serife Yurdagul KUMCU

Experimental Studies At the Bottom Outlet Structure of the Ilisu Dam

Nguyen Xuan DAO Effectiveness of a Shore-Parallel Canal to Reduce Tsunami Impact

» Special Seminar 2 Monday 15:45-17:30

Special session in memory of Stephen Coleman Room 508, Chair: Bruce MELVILLE

Invited Vladimir NIKORA Flow-Plant Interactions At a Patch Scale: A Field Study Using a Stereoscopic PIV System

InvitedThanos PAPANICOLAOU

The Effects of Hydrodynamic and Granular Controls on Bed Load Flux Intermittency: Application to Mountain Streams

Invited Gary PARKER Bedform Regime Diagram for Rivers and Turbidity Currents: Conditions for the Formation and Obliteration of Dunes

Invited Francesco BALLIO Diffusive Properties of Bed Load Moving Sediments

Invited Marcelo GARCÍA On the Effectiveness of Levees for Flood Control

» Special Seminar 3 Tuesday 10:30-12:15

The New IAHR Journal: Journal of Applied Water Engineering and Research Room 508, Chair: Christopher GEORGE

Invited Roger FALCONER Five Minutes Speach

Invited Tomás SANCHO Five Minutes Speach

Invited Gretchen KALONJI Five Minutes Speach

Invited Ji-Jian LIAN Vibrations of City Buildings and Ground Induced by Nearby High Dam Flood Discharge

John DEMETRIOU Prediction of Dynamic Forces on Broad Crested Weir Within a Large Circular Open Channel

Susan GASKIN Engineering Approach to Predicting Free Surface Vortices At Low-Head Hydropower Intakes

Dirk SCHWANENBERG Short-Term Optimization of Hydro Power Assets Under Uncertain Meteo Forcing

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Climate Change Sensitive Sustainable Water Resources Planning and Management (for memory of late Prof. Toshiharu Kojiri) Room 508, Chair: Satoru Tet OISHI and Carlos de OLIVEIRA GALVÃO

InvitedPradeep MUJUMDAR

Modeling GCM and Scenario Uncertainty Using Entropy Weighting Approach: Application to the Bhadra River, India

InvitedRamesh S. V. TEEGAVARAPU

Influences of Climate Variability and Change on Precipitation Extremes: Implications for Future Hydrologic Design

D. G. REGULWAR Optimal Irrigation Planning with Minimization of Cost of Cultivation Using Fuzzy Logic

Kenichiro KOBAYASHI An Ensemble Flood Simulation for the Dam Preliminary Release Operation in Japan Using JMA-NHM Rainfall

Satoru OISHI Study on Optimization of the Integrated Dam Operation Using Ensemble Prediction in the Upper Reaches of the Nabari River

Daisuke NOHARA

Reservoir Operation Considering Various Kinds of Real-Time Hydro-Meteorological Information: an Adaptive Approach for Sustainable Water Resources Management with Exsisting Water Infrastractures

Carlos GALVAO Dealing with Climatic Uncertainty in Reservoir Management: A Fuzzy-Logic Approach

Young-Oh KIM Uncertainty Or Sensitivity Analysis in Climate Change Assessments? - A Korean Example


Challenges and Issues in Water Resources Management in Africa Room 508, Chair: Mohammed GHIDAOUI and Yilma Seleshi SHIFERAW

Mohammed GHIDAOUI, J. H. W. LEE

Opening Remarks by J. H. W. LEE and Mohammed GHIDAOUI

InvitedYilma Seleshi SHIFERAW

Nile Hydrology and Ethiopian Dams, Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam a Case Study

Abdalla AHMED The Dilemma of the Nile Transboundary Water and the Way Forward

Akosua KORANTEMAA

A Study of the Groundwater Risk Assessment Associated with Poor Landfill Designing in Kumasi

Xueliang CAI Competing for Water, an Assessment of Water Resources Management in the Runde Catchment, Zimbabwe

Josephine OSEI-KWARTENG

Water Resources Management in Ghana- a Review

Mohammed GHIDAOUI, J. H. W. LEE, Roger FALCONER

Discussion to Be Lead by a Panel Comprised of Mohammed GHIDAOUI, J. H. W. LEE, Roger FALCONER

» Special Seminar 6 Wednesday 10:30-12:15

HYDRALAB, a joint view on the future of experimental hydraulic research Room 508, Chair: Simone van Schijndel

InvitedSimone van SCHIJNDEL

HYDRALAB and key challenges for experimental hydraulic research in Europe

Stuart MCLELLAND

Physical Modeling of Water, Fauna and Flora: Advances in Experimental Research on Ecohydraulics

Agustín Sánchez ARCILLA

Challenges in Experimental Morphodynamics Advances in Experimental Research on Sediment

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James SUTHERLAND

Force Measurements on Marine Structures – Now and Tomorrow; Advances in Experimental Research on Structures & Ice

» Workshop 1 Thursday 10:30-12:15

Environmental Dynamics and Management in the Sanjiangyuan Room 508, Chair: Xilai LI and Jay GAO

Jay GAO Mechanism of Wetland Degradation on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

Youming QIAO Plant Community Structure and Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Status of Degraded Alpine Meadows

Invited Xilai LISpatially Explicit Modelling Approach on the Population Dynamics of Four Plant-Functional Types in Alpine Meadow, Sanjiangyuan Region, China

ZHANG ChunminAnalysis of Vegetation Water Use Efficiency Based on Modis in Yangtze and Yellow River Headwater Region, China

Xiasong HUStudy on Mechanical Strength of Vegetation Roots and Its Reinforced Soil Effect in the Gravel-Soil-Taken Field of the Tuotuohe River Region Along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway


Oil Spill and Environment-Friendly Hydropower Development Room 508, Chair: Khalid Al BANAA and Zhenli HUANG

InvitedThorsten STAUSSNER

TBD

Khaled Al-BANAA Interactive Oil Spill Model for Kuwaiti Territorial Waters by Iphone Technology

Lei JIANG One-Dimensional Numerical Model for Fecal Coliform Transport in Sediment-Laden Flows

Shi FENG Risk and Response of China Overseas Hydropower Projects—A Vision of CSR

CHEN Xingru Discussion on the Index System for Assessing the Multiple Effects of Sediment Flushing

GUIHUA WANG How Much Should Hydropower Development Pay for Its Damage on Watershed Ecosystem Services?


Water-Economy-Ecology Interactions and Natural-Social Dualistic Water CycleRoom 508, Chair: Yangwen JIA and Hao WANG

Yangwen JIA How to Coordinate Economic and Ecological Water Uses in Water-Stressed Basins?

Yuankun WANG Impacts of Gezhouba Reservoir on the Yangtze River Sediment Complexity Using Multi-Scale Entropy Analysis

Invited Hao WANG Research Progress of Natural-Social Dualistic Water Cycle in China

Zuhao ZHOU Impacts of Urbanization on Water Cycle in Weihe River Basin

Nobuyuki TAMAI Environmental Flow in Eco-Compatible River Basin Management

Hongbo ZHANG Study on Rural non-Point Source Pollution Assessment Method of Regions with Sparse Data

Invited Xu LIANG Challenges in Large-Scale Land Surface Modeling and Potential Solutions

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» Short Courses and Master Classes

VENUE: All short courses and master classes will be held at College of Water Resources and Hydropower, Sichuan University (Map P.72 ).HOW TO GET THERE: There will be free bus leaving the entrance of CCICC at 9:00 directly for the classroom.

Short Course SC1TITLE: Landslide generated impulse waves: an introduction into a generic hazard assessment methodologyLECTURERS: Valentin Heller, Robert Boes, Willi Hager, Helge Fuchs, Benedict RogersINSTITUTIONS: Imperial College London, ETH Zürich, The University of ManchesterTIME: 09:30-17:00, Sunday, September 8

Short Course SC2TITLE: Turbulent flow, sediment transport and scourLECTURER: Subhasish DeyINSTITUTION: Indian Institute of TechnologyTIME: 09:30-17:00, Sunday, September 8

Short Course SC3TITLE: Coherent structures and LES application in environmental hydraulicsLECTURER: George ConstantinescuINSTITUTION: University of IowaTIME: 09:30-17:00, Sunday, September 8

Master Class MC1TITLE: Technical writing in peer-review journalsLECTURERS: Junke Guo and Willi HagerINSTITUTIONS: University of Nebraska and ETH ZürichTIME: 13:00-17:00, Sunday, September 8

Master Class MC2TITLE: Computational river dynamicsLECTURER: Weiming WuINSTITUTION: The University of MississippiTIME: 13:00-17:00, Sunday, September 8

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Exhibitors

The exhibition stands are all on the corridor of 3F, CCICC.303

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308Shu Jin蜀锦厅

309Shu Xiu蜀绣厅

304Shu Du蜀都厅

307Tian Fu天府厅

305Shu Feng蜀风厅

306Shu Han蜀汉厅

310Shu Rong蜀蓉厅

302Shu Shui蜀水厅

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e303 Zealquest Scientific Technology Co., Ltd.

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e305 Sichuan Province Zipingpu Development Co., Ltd.

e306 Xylem Analytics

e307 Yalong River Hydropower Development Company, Ltd.

e308 Sequoia Scientific, Inc.

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IAHR Bookstore

e311 IAHR 2015 World Congress the Hague

e312 Teledyne & Laurel

e313 Drainage Service Department, The Government of the Hong Kong SAR

e314 TSI Incorporated

e315 Maccaferri (Changsha) Enviro Tech Co.

e316 Zhuhai Yunzhou Intelligence Technology Ltd.e317 19th IAHR-APD Congresse320 Chengdu Test Electronics Information Co. Ltd.e321 Pearl River Hydraulic Research Institute

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Maps

Chengdu 成都重庆 Chongqing

宜昌 Yichang

Jiuzhai Valley 九寨沟Shanghai 上海

SICHUAN 四川HUBEI 湖北

PT1PT2

Post-Congress Tours会后考察

Chen

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3rd Ring Road 三环路

To Be

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京昆

高速

To Shanghai 沪蓉高速

To Dujiangyan 成灌

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To Chongqing 成渝高

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To Kunming 成温邛

高速

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To Pengzhou 成彭

高速

Subway 地铁

2nd

Ring Road 二环

路宽窄巷子 Kuanzhai Alleys锦里 Jinli Street

Century City International Convention Center 世纪城国际会议中心

Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport 成都双流国际机场

Sanxingdui Relics 三星堆遗址

Luodai town 洛带古镇

Panda Base 成都熊猫基地

Zipingpu Dam 紫坪铺水利枢纽Dujiangyan Irrigation Project 都江堰水利工程

大会会址Congress Venue

Map of Chengdu

Sichuan University 四川大学

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Chengdu Ring Road Express 绕城高速

Century City Road 世纪城路

Century City Road 世纪

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Exit C2Century City StationMetro Line 1地铁世纪城站 C2 出口

Like Express Inn莱克快捷酒店

Zhuan Zhuan Hui转转会

Dicos Restaurant德克士餐厅

Yamei Restaurant雅美上品餐厅

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CCICC (Congress Venue)世纪城国际会议中心

InterContinentalHotel

世纪城天堂洲际大饭店

Shunxing Teahouse顺兴老茶馆

Neighborhood of CCICC

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303Shu Yun蜀韵厅

308Shu Jin蜀锦厅

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307Tian Fu天府厅

305Shu Feng蜀风厅

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Entrancefrom ground level

Escalator

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3F 3F, CCICC

310 Shu Rong 蜀蓉厅

309 Shu Xiu 蜀绣厅

302Shu Shui蜀水厅

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503Jin Jiang锦江厅

504Qing Yang青羊厅

502Gao Xin高新厅

5F, CCICC

507 Qing Bai Jiang 青白江厅

509 Long Quan 龙泉厅

506 Cheng Hua 成华厅

508 Xin Du 新都厅

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602Jin Fu Rong金芙蓉厅

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Elevator

Washroom

6F, CCICC

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Time Meetings and Activities Chair Venue

14:15-15:45 Coastal & Maritime Hydraulics (1) Francisco Pinto 1. Oriolus Traili

Hydraulic Structures Stefano Pagliara 3. Snow Swan

EPD/Young Professionals Ioana Popescu 5. Trochilus

Marine Outfalls Adrian Law 7. Mew

Experimental Methods & Instrumentation Jochen Aberle,Cristina di Cristo

8. Swift

WG Applied Hydrology-WG Climate Change Roberto Ranzi 9. Thrush

15:45-16:00 Coffee Break

16:00-17:00 Coastal & Maritime Hydraulics (2) Francisco Pinto 1. Oriolus Traili

Water Resources Pradeep Mujumdar 3. Snow Swan

Groundwater Nadim Copty 5. Trochilus

Fluvial Hydraulics Mustafa Altinakar 7. Mew

Ecohydraulics Thom Hardy 8. Swift

Hydroinformatics Dragan Savic 9. Thrush

Fluid Mechanics meeting agenda George Constantinescu 10. White Crane

17:30-18:30 Congress Welcome Drinks Registration Area (3F), CCICC

IAHR Technical Committee Meetings will be held on Sunday (Sept. 8). (Program Overview P.20 )

12. Aigrette 10. White Crane 8. Swift 6. Swan 4. Carve 2. Parrot11. Lavrock 9. Thrush 7. Mew 5. Trochilus 3. Snow Swan 1. Oriolus Traili

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2F, Holiday Inn

Congress Venue

Century City International Convention Center (CCICC)Address: 88, Century City Boulevard, Chengdu, Sichuan, 610041 ChinaFront Desk: +86-28-8534-9999

Documents

Congress Handbook