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1. Loss of mangroves as a consequence of the anthropic interactions downstream a river basin

Author

J. G. Ramos, J. Gracia-Sánchez, and L. Marrufo-Vázquez

Subjects
geography, geography.geographical_feature_category, business.industry, Drainage basin, Estuary, Downstream (manufacturing), Agriculture, Deforestation, Environmental protection, Environmental science, Livestock, Mangrove, business, Water Science and Technology, Civil and Structural Engineering
Abstract

Mangrove lands are becoming livestock and agriculture systems generating a reduction in estuary areas and an increase in the sediments transported towards the sea. This situation is prevalent in Ma...

Published
2021

2. FluBiDi – a model to estimate flood based on runoff: validation using extreme and natural basin conditions

Author

J.G. Ramos-Hernández, Oscar A. Fuentes-Mariles, Faustino de Luna-Cruz, and J. Gracia-Sánchez

Subjects
Hydrology, Flood myth, Robustness (computer science), 0208 environmental biotechnology, food and beverages, Environmental science, 02 engineering and technology, Structural basin, Surface runoff, Shallow water equations, Natural (archaeology), 020801 environmental engineering, Water Science and Technology
Abstract

FluBiDi is a two-dimensional model created to simulate real events that can take days and months, as well as short events (minutes or hours) and inclusive laboratory tests. To verify the robustness...

Published
2019

3. A STEPWISE PROCEDURE TO DESIGN PLUVIAL DRAINAGE SYSTEMS IN AGRICULTURAL ZONES

Author

J. Gracia‐Sánchez, J. L. Sánchez‐Bribiesca, and O. A. Fuentes‐Mariles

Subjects
Unsteady flow, Ecology, Mathematical model, Pluvial, Numerical analysis, Geotechnical engineering, Excavation, Drainage, Surface runoff, Geology, Earth-Surface Processes, Water Science and Technology, Communication channel
Abstract

This paper describes a procedure to design pluvial drainage systems in such a way as to prevent large excavation volumes and erosive velocities. To this end the storage capacity of the channel system is taken into account. In a preliminary step, the procedure employs an approximate method to determine the channel dimensions. Therefore, the dimensions are adjusted by means of a numerical method of solution of the unsteady flow equations. An example is included.

Published
1995

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