National Waterways Study. Waterway Science and Technology.
Anatoly Hochstein
Abstract
Anatoly Hochstein
Abstract
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