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National Waterways Study. Waterway Science and Technology.

Anatoly Hochstein

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This report, Waterways Science and Technology, is structured according to the following six topics, which encompass major areas of waterways science and engineering: (1) Navigation Structures; (2) Methods of Increasing the Capacity of Existing Locks; (3) Channel Design Standards; (4) River Training Technology; (5) Dredging Technology; and (6) Technology for the Extension of the Navigation Season. (Author)

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This report, Waterways Science and Technology, is structured according to the following six topics, which encompass major areas of waterways science and engineering: (1) Navigation Structures; (2) Methods of Increasing the Capacity of Existing Locks; (3) Channel Design Standards; (4) River Training Technology; (5) Dredging Technology; and (6) Technology for the Extension of the Navigation Season. (Author)

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This report, Waterways Science and Technology, is structured according to the following six topics, which encompass major areas of waterways science and engineering: (1) Navigation Structures; (2) Methods of Increasing the Capacity of Existing Locks; (3) Channel Design Standards; (4) River Training Technology; (5) Dredging Technology; and (6) Technology for the Extension of the Navigation Season. (Author)

Key concepts: Dredging, Training (meteorology), Channel (broadcasting), Engineering, Civil engineering, Environmental science, Transport engineering, Geography

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