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Simulation and Dynamic Visualization of Flow and Sediment Motion Downstream of Cuijiaying Dam

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Based on a depth-averaged 2D numerical river model, the flow and sediment movement downstream of the Cuijiaying dam Hanjiang River(China) are investigated. A new technique is employed to achieve synchronous dynamic visualization of topography and velocity field. The calculating results can reflect the relationship between flow and corresponding topography.

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Correspondence to Ming-hui Yu.

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Project supported by the National Key Basic Research Development 973 Program of China (Grant No: 2003CB415200).

Biography: YU Ming-hui (1969-), Female, Ph. D., Associate Professor

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Yu, Mh., Xu, Jj., Wan, Yy. et al. Simulation and Dynamic Visualization of Flow and Sediment Motion Downstream of Cuijiaying Dam. J Hydrodyn 18, 492–498 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1016/S1001-6058(06)60125-X

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