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Fluvial Hydraulics - Challenges for a Better Future

1st IAHR Online Forum:Fluvial Hydraulics - Challenges for a Better Future

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Fluvial Hydraulics - Challenges for a Better Future

5 July 2021
14:00 UTC | 15:00 London | 16:00 Central Europe | 19:30 New Delhi | 22:00 Beijing | 00:00 Sydney | 07:00 Los Angeles | 10:00 New York


In the frame of the first IAHR online forum, the IAHR Technical Committee on Fluvial Hydraulics will hold a special session entitled “Fluvial Hydraulics - Challenges for a better future”. This session will bring together young and experienced researchers active in the field of fluvial hydraulics. It is a unique opportunity for young researchers and PhD students to share their views for a better future in short video pitches presenting the way they propose to act in this direction through the research they are conducting. These pitches will be followed by a live discussion with all interested members of IAHR, chaired by Claudia Adduce and members of the Fluvial Hydraulics Committee Leadership Team on the presented topics and on the future of our actions.

Call for video submissions

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Practical information for video submissions:

  • Format: Short videos of maximum 3 minutes, following the instructions in this attached document. Use this attached first slide to identify yourself.

  • Extended deadline: 15 June 2021

  • Submission procedure: Send a link to download your video by email to sandra.soares-frazao@uclouvain.be. The video should not be attached to the email.

  • About 10 pitches will be selected for diffusion during the online forum, while the other will be available as online supplementary material

We look forward to discover your videos and to share views and ideas about the future challenges in fluvial hydraulics!

Session Organizers

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Wim S.J. Uijttewaal

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Colin Rennie

Moderator

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Claudia Adduce

Panelists (Leadership Team of the Committee on Fluvial Hydraulics)

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Sandra Soares-Frazao

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Shaohua Marko Hsu

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André Paquier

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George Constantinescu

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Subhasish Dey

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Mário Franca

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Katinka Koll

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Angelo Leopardi

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Donatella Termini

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Rui M.L. Ferreira

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Colin Rennie

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Wim S.J. Uijttewaal

Programme

Opening and introduction (5 mins)

Field surveys (15 mins)

  • Rossella Belloni | Investigating river-sea system through remote sensing

  • Rotchild Louis | Drone-based bathymetry of the Rouyonne river in Haiti

  • Discussion

Integrated models (15 mins)

  • Roza Ranjbar | Distributed/Coalitional MPC for large-scale networked systems

  • Danieli Ferreira | Improving hydrodynamic simulations through a dynamic roughness component

  • Discussion

Sediment transport; experiments (15 mins)

  • Maria Rita Maggi | Gravity currents propagating over complex topography

  • Shashank Gupta |  Effects of fine sediments infiltration on an alternategravel bars system

  • Discussion

Sediment transport; theory (15 mins)

  • Muhammad Riaz | Your waterways your future: improvement in classical sediment transport theory

  • Hélder Guta | Sediment transport problems

  • Discussion

Hydraulics (15 mins)

  • Puria Asiaban | Recreational river wave optimization

  • Nina Benistati | Flow characteristics and turbulence structure in curved channels with partially vegetated bed

  • Discussion

Final remarks and closure (10 mins)



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