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9839429019 |
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JPS |
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H-0252 |
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National Hydraulic Research Institute Malaysia (NAHRIM) |
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| Title |
Hydraulic Research and Engineering Towards and Beyond 2000, 26 -29 August 1996, Langkawi, Malaysia: 10th Congress of the Asian and Pacific Division of the International Association for Hydraulic Research-Proceedings - VOLUME 2 |
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| Place of production, publication, distribution, manufacture |
Kuala Lumpur: National Hydraulic Research Institute Malaysia (NAHRIM) |
| Date of production, publication, distribution, manufacture |
1998 |
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632p, illust, 21cm |
| 505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE |
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1. Hydraulic Research in Beyond Year 2000 Malaysia: Issues, Researches and Technological Development / by Abdul Aziz Ibrahim. 2. Role of Coastal Engineering in Habitat Preservation / by Ashish J. Mehta. 3. Resistance of flow with small water depth relative to large bed roughness of fixed cross pieces / by Koichi Suzuki, Hironori Yamamoto. 4. A study on the Armoring of the river bed downstream of a reservoir in Vietnam / by Tran Xuan Thai. 5. Erosion of sediment from rectangular and square cells / by Nabil Bessaih, Raymond Baker. 6. Regime hydraulic concepts and equations characterising the Klang River in Malaysia / by Aziz F. Eloubaidy, Thamir A. Mohammed, Abmad B. Jusoh. 7. Evaluation of bank erosion processes on the upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers in the United States / by Nani G. Bhowmik, Ta-Wei David Soong. 8. Control of local scour ar river confluences with spur-dikes / by Ahmad A. Rady, Masanori Mlchiue, Osamu Hinokidani. 9. Test with permeable groyne on a large braided river, the Jamuna in Bangladesh / by A.Q. Mohammad Ali, S.M.H. Bokhari. 10. Influence of side by side longitudinal vortices on local scour around a cylinder / by Kyozo Suga, Hirokazu Ikeda. 11. Stability of Vortex Streets in shallow open-channel flow with pile dikes / by Syunsuke Ikeda, Fei-Yong Chen. 12. Critical detachment of a sphere with arbitrary diameter protruded from bed spheres at various protrusion rate / by Fangyi Wang. 13. Formation and destruction processes of step-pool morphology in the Sendai River / by Masaharu Fujita, Masanori Michiue. 14. Secondary flow and side-wall turbulence in open channel flows / by T. Ishigaki, H. Imamoto , Y. Muto. 15. Stability of free sufface flow over wavy bouom / by Karthtgesu Raveenthtran, Harumtcht Kyotoh. |
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16. Development of a computer-aided guideline for the selection of sediment transport formulas / by Hyoseop Woo, Kwonku Ta. 17. Studv on flood discharge and flood control measures for urbanized rivers Kazoo / by Sato, Ktyosht Izumt, Mttsuo Takezawa. 18. Transport process of tracer particles on non-uniform sediment bed / by Shtnjt Egashtra, Gary Parker, Kolt Tanaka. 19. Debris flow control with sabo dams / by Shtnjt Egashtra , Naomasa Honda. 20. Effect of the vegetated zone on horizontal shear flow in imitative compound-open channel / by Z l L Zhu, T Abe ,A Atharazlzhu. 21. Velocity variations of unsteady flow in compound channels with or without vegetation on flood plain / byJayaratne, B.L., N Tamat, Y Kawahara ,H Ta. 22. An examination of the approximations in river and channel hydraulics / by John D. Fenton. 23. Systematic control of sediment through a basin / by Atsuyuki Datdo , Tayohtde Tamura. 24. Distribution of local friction factor in a compound duct / by David G. Rhodes , Donald W Kntght. 25. Flow resistance and sediment transport by slip flow of sediment layer in horizontal pipes / by Kotcht Suzukt , Takasht Kurthara. 26. Impact force of mud debris flow on check dam and protect design to its pressure / by Atsuyukt Datdo. 27. On the geometry and sediment transport of Surma River in Bangladesh / by M Monowar Hossatn , Kamrunnessa. 28. Comparison of riprap design formulae to protect local scour / byTae Hoon Yoon, Kwang Seok Toon , Sung Bum Yoon. 29. Analvsis of flood flow characteristics of the Han Rivet using l-D St Venant Equation / by Won Ktm, Tan g-Su Ktm , Hyoseop Woo. 30. Channel flow over curved boundaries and a new hvdtaulic theorv / by John D Fenton. |
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31. 3-dimensional flow structure in compound meandering channels / by Y Muto, K Shtono, H Imamoto ,Y Ishtgakt. 32. Effect of river dikes on flood damage reduction in Sukkur-Kotri Flood Plain, Indus River, Pakistan / by Tawatchat Ttngsanchalt , Akhtar Alt. 33. Hydrodv'namic behavior of a submerged moored tunnel in variable water depth / by M Kalyant, V Sundar , R. Sundara"adtvelu. 34. Study on wave dissipation and motion behaviour by a submerged anchoring plate / by Chung-Ren Chou ,Mtng-Tzong Chen. 35. Response of a cage floating breakwater to regular and random waves / by K Muralt , JS. Mont. 35. FDM analysis of shoreline change around a tiver mouth with the aid of remotely sensed data / by Samuel 0. Darkwah, Chtkast Degucht, Masato Kunttake, Satoru Sugto , Ktyosht Imoyama 36. Schematized numerical model of threedimensional beach change / by Magnus Larson , Hans Hanson. 37. Simplified cross-shore variation of aiongshore sediment transport / by Sutat Weesakul 38. Development of a design wave estimating model for the east coast of Korea / by Kang-hoon Toon , Han-kiu Chat. 39. The mechanism of a d~namic land-water interface in a finite element flow computation / by AhmadKhatrt Abd Wahab. 40. Reduction of dynamics pressures on a vertical wall due to submerged barrier / by V Malloyachart , V Sundar. 41. Distribution of particle velocities due to waves on very steep slope bottom / by Gun Zhao, Shtgeru Nakamura , Katsutosht Tantmoto. 42. Wave reflections from coastal structures: development and application of new approaches / by McConnell, N WH Alisop, , DM Ethelston. 43. The quasi-steady behavior of wave boundary layer / by Httosht Tanaka, AbmadSana, Ikuo Kamamura , Htroto Tamajt. |
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44. Vertical distribution of undertow and sand particle movements in the surf zone / by Masamitsu Kurtowa, Htdeaki Noda , Chang Bae Son. 45. Computational hydraulic studies for coastal developments in Malaysia / by J Lawson, B.R. Wtld, J V Smaliman ,AJ Brown. 46. Nonequllibrium sediment transport by wave nm-up on a beach / by Herve Capart , Der-Ltang Young. 47. The influence of a rigid submerged plate on sediment transport in the beach zone / by A. Schlenkhoff,J Lengrtcht. 47. Artitificial reef as an alternative beach protection / by Ntzam , Nur Tawono. 49. Anamic response of a cage culture to Cecan waves / by Tahet Matsubara a, Htdeakt Noda. 50. The planning and design of the Breakwaters at the mouth of Besut / by River CM Lee , Zamalt Midun. 51. Wave impact loads on vertical and composite breakwaters / by N. WH AlIsop M Calabrese, D. Vtctnanza , R.J Jones. 52. 51. Sensitivities test of local mud transport modelling in the South Channel of the Yangtze River estuary / by Otan-Ming Lu, Jan K Renberg , Jacob S. Muller. 53. Recession of muddy coasts: a depatture from the Bruun Rule? / by A. Malta Tartgan, Say-Chong Lee , khtsh J Mehta. 54. A study of the settling speeds of estuarine muds in Singapore / by Htn-Fatt Cheong , Eng-Soon Chan. 55. Change of mud properties due to wave loading / by Mir Hammadul Azam, Noratent H Mokhtar ,Md. Akhtaruzzaman Sarker. 56. Hydraulic model study for understanding ecological processes in the Sundarbans Forest / by Guna N. Paudyal, Terence M van Kalken , Nasreen Mohal. 57. Modelling tidal hydraulics in a branched estuarine system / by Ming-Hst Hsu, Albert Y Kuo, Jan-Tat Kuo , Wen-Cheng Ltu. 58. Optimal control problem to the treatment of pollutant dispersion in a semienclosed bay / by Jon g-Kya Ktm, Cheong-Ro Rya , Sun-Duck Chang. |
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59. Phvsicai and numerical simulations and field observations for the flow in Kumihama Bay / by Htrotake Imamoto, Tatsuke Ishtgakt, Yasuyukt Baba, Shtngo Akiyama , Yasunort Mato. 60. Numerical simulation of an oil spill / by N. Jotht Shankar, Ng Wun Jern, Yang Hua , Toh Ah Cheong. 61. Method for choosing the most sultable computational scheme in diffusion numerical simulation / by Toshtmjtsu Komatsu, Koji Asat , Kotchiro Ohgusht. 62. Probability of coastime contact by offshore oil spills Angelos N Ftndtkakts , Adrtan WK Law. 63. Unsteady analysis of flood flow in an estuary with high waves and storm surge / by Htronort Matsuzakt, Nohoyaki Tamat Gttcht Htrano , Masayakt Gotoh. 64.. Two-dimensional stream flow model based on the finite volume method using the generalised coordinate system / by Changwan Ktm , Won Ktm. 65. Optimisation approach to an uncertain forcing of wind-driven circulation of East sea of Korea / by Jong-ktu Ktm. Cheong-Ro Rya , Sun-Duck Chang. 66. Numerical simulation for river bed profile in Mamyama Reservoir / by Lu Fulu , Yutchtro Tanaka. 67. The application of numerical modelling in river mouth stabilisation: the Marang case / by Claus Pedersen, Karsten Man gor, Tom Foster , Wat Tong Wang. 68. Modifications of depth-averaged turbulence model / by Shtntchtro Yano, Toshtmttsu Komatsu , Yoshtyakt Nakamura. 69. Advection simulation by temporal interpolation method of characteristics / by Woncheol Cho, Jun-HaengHeo, Deo-hyo Bae , Joong-cheol Patk. 70. |
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Recent developments and trends in modelling coastal/ byshelf environment / bySaltm Djentdt , Jacques C.J Nthoul. 71. The use of mathematical models in flood action planning and flood forecasting / by Karsten , Guna Paudya |
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eng |
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Hydrology. |
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General. |
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Hydraulic engineering -- Research -- Asia -- Congresses. |
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Hydraulic engineering -- Research-Pacific Area -- Congresses. |
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Hydrology -- Research -- Asia -- Congresses. |
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PROCEEDINGS. |
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MALAYSIA. |
| 700 ## - ADDED ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME |
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Say Chong Lee, Kim Loi Hiew and Siew Heng Ong. |
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Monograf |
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1998 |