Channel Flood Routing: A Review
Golam Karim
Corresponding
Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh
Jorge Liu
Stanford University
Carlos Rahman
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Takashi Ibrahim
Tsinghua University, Beijing
Abstract
Efficient utilisation of scarce resources in groundwater supply requires accurate and dependable models of channel flood routing. Laplace transform techniques is applied to a series of test cases drawn from groundwater supply. Simplified expressions are shown to be accurate to within 28% for practical purposes. The method is simple enough for use with the computing facilities available to most practising engineers.
Keywords:
channel flood routingLaplace transform techniquesimage processingheat exchangers
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