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supported by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan(NRRP);Mission 4 Component 2 Investment 1.4-Call for tender No.3138 of December 16,2021;rectified by Decree n.3175 of December 18,2021 of the Italian Ministry of University and Research funded by the European Union-NextGenerationEU.
River levees are subject to bioturbation by various animals which can actively excavate into earthen structures producing an internal erosion that,during the passage of a flood,can grow in time making the levee unstab...
Financial supports from University of Padua(Grant No.BIRD181859);Italian Ministry of Education,University and Research(MIUR),Redreef-PRIN 2017 Call(Grant No.2017YPMBWJ)are gratefully acknowledged.
Levees are essential structures in flood defense systems,and their failures can lead to devastating consequences on the surrounding territories.One of the failure mechanisms mostly controlled by the foundation soil st...
funded by the Dutch Government;the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Backward erosion piping involves the gradual removal of granular material under the action of water flow from the foundation of a dam or levee, whereby shallow pipes are formed that grow in the direction opposite to t...
The huge winter storm of December 23-29, 2015 delivered heavy rainfall in a broad swath across the USA, deluging East-Central Missouri. Record high river levels were set at many sites, but damages were most pronounced...
Basaltic eruptions have been observed to produce structurally complex, compound 'a'ā lava flow fields but their morphometry has only rarely been systematically documented. We document the morphology and structures th...
supported by the Special Fund for Public Welfare Industry of the Ministry of Water Resources of China (Grant No. 201001007)
Levees are affected by over-exploitation of river sand and river adjustments after the formation of sand pits. The slope stability is seriously threatened, drawing wide concern among experts and scholars in the area o...
This article is jointly supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities and the Shanghai Youth Science and Technology Venus Program(Grants No.09QA1401800).
This article used MIKE 21 models to evaluate the overtopping risk of seawalls and levees from the combined effect of land subsidence, storm tide, and sea level rise in Shanghai. Typhoon storm tides are the primary nat...
the financial support of contract #DACW39-99-C-0028 from the Corps of Engineers to Louisiana State University.
The development of a narrow channel or slit due to piping just underneath the base of levees channel has been reported to be useful to withstand the increase in the head beyond critical head conditions. Also, the maxi...
The key point in the numerical simulation of breach growth and bed deformation process in dike burst is the accurate computation of flow and sediment transport. A numerical model for horizontal 2-D non-uniform sedimen...
More than 200 km of levees were built along the Nianchu River in Tibet, China in the period 1978-1982. The regulation involved a large number of cut-offs and straightening of meandering and braided reaches. This stu...