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Predicting erosive and debris flow processes and the innovative measures to control them / by Givi Gavardashvili.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Cambridge : Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2022Copyright date: �2022Description: 1 online resource (x, 235 pages) : illustrations (some color), maps (some color)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781527584839
  • 1527584836
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Print version:: Predicting erosive and debris flow processes and the innovative measures to control them.DDC classification:
  • 551.30709758 23
LOC classification:
  • QE599.G28 G58 2022eb
Online resources:
Contents:
Assessment of the ecological and economic loss of the forest massifs burned down following the hostilities in Georgia in August 2008, as well as measures to protect mountain slope soils against erosion -- Forecasting and assessing erosive and mudflow processes in the Aragvi River catchment basin -- Phytomelioration and engineering measures against erosion and mudflow processes, and inundations in Lentekhi and Tsageri regions -- Complex rehabilitation measures of the eroded mountain slopes near Jvarboseli village (Mtatusheti) -- Designs of springboard-type innovative debris flow control structures -- Predicting debris flow processes by using the theory of catastrophes -- Calculating the types of MSF velocity and mudflow front by considering air resistance -- Identifying the levels of solid drift accumulated in the headrace of the structure by considering the shape of the riverbed -- Regulation of the erosion and debris flow processes with novel hydrotechnical structures -- Regulation of the erosion and debris flow processes with novel hydrotechnical structures -- Calculation methods to design innovative debris flow control structure -- Assessing the reliability of the innovative debris flow control structure -- Identifying contours of the flooded areas due to possible accident of Zhinvali Earth Dam (Georgia) and calculating hydrodynamic parameters of the destructive wave across the dam.
Summary: This book describes erosion and debris flow-type waterways in Georgia, assessing the risks of those formed in the mountain landscapes of Georgia and calculating the material and economic damage caused by the debris flow.In order to effectively regulate debris flows, the book presents innovative environmental protection structures, the scientific-technical priorities of which are also certified by relevant patents. In order to design innovative debris flow control structures, theoretical, laboratory and field studies have been conducted, through which the book is able to calculate the dynamic and static loads acting on the structures and use this data to determine the reliability and risk of it.
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Assessment of the ecological and economic loss of the forest massifs burned down following the hostilities in Georgia in August 2008, as well as measures to protect mountain slope soils against erosion -- Forecasting and assessing erosive and mudflow processes in the Aragvi River catchment basin -- Phytomelioration and engineering measures against erosion and mudflow processes, and inundations in Lentekhi and Tsageri regions -- Complex rehabilitation measures of the eroded mountain slopes near Jvarboseli village (Mtatusheti) -- Designs of springboard-type innovative debris flow control structures -- Predicting debris flow processes by using the theory of catastrophes -- Calculating the types of MSF velocity and mudflow front by considering air resistance -- Identifying the levels of solid drift accumulated in the headrace of the structure by considering the shape of the riverbed -- Regulation of the erosion and debris flow processes with novel hydrotechnical structures -- Regulation of the erosion and debris flow processes with novel hydrotechnical structures -- Calculation methods to design innovative debris flow control structure -- Assessing the reliability of the innovative debris flow control structure -- Identifying contours of the flooded areas due to possible accident of Zhinvali Earth Dam (Georgia) and calculating hydrodynamic parameters of the destructive wave across the dam.

This book describes erosion and debris flow-type waterways in Georgia, assessing the risks of those formed in the mountain landscapes of Georgia and calculating the material and economic damage caused by the debris flow.In order to effectively regulate debris flows, the book presents innovative environmental protection structures, the scientific-technical priorities of which are also certified by relevant patents. In order to design innovative debris flow control structures, theoretical, laboratory and field studies have been conducted, through which the book is able to calculate the dynamic and static loads acting on the structures and use this data to determine the reliability and risk of it.

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