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A study on the river bed and hydraulic characteristic changes by flood wave

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This study is to predict the river bed and characteristics changes by flood wave using numerical and physical model when Jara island’s land-use area changes in North Han river.

In this numerical model, the complete contiunity and momentum equations for water flow and sediment discharge equation for the sediment transport are sloved simultaneously by the Preissmann’s implicit method and then compared with physical model. In this study, a better prediction for flood control was made possibly by consideration and comparision of hydraulic characteristics between on the fixed bed and movable bed.

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  1. Civil and Structural Group, Korea Electric Power Research Institute, Korea

    Jin Won Kim (Researcher)

  2. Dept. of Civil Engineering, Yonsei University, Korea

    Jun Haeng Heo (Prof) & Won Cheol Cho (Prof.)

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  1. Jin Won Kim
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The manuscript for this paper was submitted for review on January 31, 1998.

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Kim, J.W., Heo, J.H. & Cho, W.C. A study on the river bed and hydraulic characteristic changes by flood wave. KSCE J Civ Eng 3, 243–250 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02823810

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