PARALLEL SESSIONS

(SESSION A1 - A4)
　

Venue: China Hall of Science and Technology  (Convention Hall)

Meeting Rooms:          

Yangtze Room – Ground floor, No.106
Rhein Room – Second floor, No.404
Mississippi Room – Ground floor, No.102
Mekong Room – Second floor, No.410

SESSION A1: ENGINEERING MEASURES MITIGATING FLOODING DISASTERS

SESSION A2: ENGINEERING MEASURES MITIGATING FLOODING DISASTERS

SESSION A3: EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION

SESSION A4: EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION

SESSION A5: FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES

SESSION A6: FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES

SESSION A7: FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES

SESSION A8: FLOOD MANAGEMENT AND FLOOD CONTROL STRATEGIES

SESSION B1: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF FLOODS

SESSION B2: FLOOD FORECAST

SESSION B3: FLOOD FORECAST

SESSION B4: FLOOD FORECAST

SESSION B5: HISTORY AND EXPERIENCE OF FLOOD CONTROL

SESSION B6: RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT

SESSION B7: RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT

SESSION B8: RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT 

SESSION C1: FLOOD MODELING

SESSION C2: FLOOD MODELING

SESSION C3: FLOOD MODELING

SESSION C4: FLOOD RISK AND FLOOD DISASTERS

SESSION C5: FLOOD RISK AND FLOOD DISASTERS

SESSION C6: INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR WATER MANAGEMENT

SESSION D1: ISEIS’2002 (International Society for Environmental Information Sciences)

SESSION D2: ISEIS’2002 

SESSION D3: ISEIS’2002 

SESSION D4: ISEIS’2002 

SESSION D5: LANDSLIDE AND DEBRIS FLOW

SESSION D6: HYDROLOGY AND METEOROLOGY

SESSION D7: HYDROLOGY AND METEOROLOGY

SESSION D8: HYDROLOGY AND METEOROLOGY

　

　
　
11 September 2002, 8: 00 – 12:20
Yangtze Room 1                            8:00 – 10:00             Session A1

ENGINEERING MEASURES MITIGATING FLOODING DISASTERS

Chairs

 Michel Leclerc  (Canada)           Zongxue Xu (Japan)      

8:00

Invited Lecture: Field tests on failure of river dike by seepage
H. Nakajima, A. Katsuyama, O. Nakayama, K. Mamiya

(Japan)

8:30

The Bergambacht deformation prototype experiment in a broader perspective
G. J. C. M. Hoffmans, A. R. Koelewijn

(the Netherlands)

8:45

Detection of hidden piping defects in dikes by transient electromagnetic technique
C. G. Fang, H. G. Ge, Y. Lu, Z. Q. Ke, Y. M. Jia

(China)

9.00

Effects of suspension-type cutoff walls on seepage flow under levees
C. X. Mao, X. B. Duan, P. Y. Mao

(China)

9:15

How to eliminate a hydraulic bottleneck: Nijmegen, the first example in the Netherlands
J. S. L. J. van Alphen

(the Netherlands)

9:30

Prediction of and measures against risks by an extreme flood in the lower Yellow River
N. H. Dong, H. L. Liu, X. J. Zhao

(China)

9:45

Application of fiber optical sensor technology in hydraulic engineering
D. Y. Sun

(China)

 
10:00 - 10:20                    Break
Yangtze Room 1                            10:20 – 12:20                 Session A2

ENGINEERING MEASURES MITIGATING FLOODING DISASTERS

Chairs

H. Nakajima (Japan)              Daoyi Chen  (UK)                    

10:20

The co-relationship of conductivity and geotechnical parameters of Yaodi dike of Hanjiang River
C. G. Fang, Y. M. Jia, H. G. Ge, X. W. Zhou, C.Y. Wu

(China)

10:35

Quality controlled geotechnical geophysical monitoring of flood levee's condition in Hungary
P. Salat, L. Nagy

(Hungary)

10:50

Experimental study on rock revetment at river bends for bank protection
P. Y. Mao

(China)

11:05

Inflatable tube barrier for temporary flood protection
S. Melin

(Sweden)

11:20

Detection of defects in dikes by frequency domain electro-magnetic sounding
C. G. Fang, Y. M. Jia, H. G. Ge, Y. Lu, Z. Q. Ke

(China)

11:35

Stormwater drop structures
S. C. Jain

(USA)

11:50

Application of construction technique of thin diaphragm wall by Grab-Drill excavating trench process in seepage control of the dike foundation of Yangtze River
J. J. Zhang

(China)

12:05

Discussion

 

 
12:30 - 14:00                     Lunch
11 September 2002, 14: 00 – 18:20
Yangtze Room 1                   14:00 – 16:00                      Session A3

EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION

Chairs

P. Julien (USA)              Jiming Ma (China)       

14:00

Invited lecture: Assessing the geomorphic effectiveness of extreme floods along resistant-boundary channels
E. Wohl

(USA)

14:30

Water use efficiency for sedment transport in the lower Yellow River
J. R. Ni, X. Y. Liu, T. H. Li, L. Jin, Y. A. Zhao

(China

14:45

Increase on sediment yield due to the climate change - a case study
N. de O. Carvalho

(Brazil)

15.00

Overall management improvement measures of river sand and gravel mining in Taiwan
C. C. Chen, M. H. Sheen

(Taiwan, China)

15:15

Sediment transport by kinematic waves
R. Khanbilvardi, V. Khazin, V. Ivanov, B. Shteinman

(USA)

15:30

Physical hydraulic models to evaluate the works of protection and erosion problem on the left branch of Balsas, Mexico
J. M. Silvestre, I. C. Villagómez

(Mexico)

15:45

Experimental study of density flow at the Yellow River Mouth
D. X. Li, L. Tang, H. L. Lin, X. K. Wang

(China)

 

Discussion

 

 
16:00 - 16:20                    Break
Yangtze Room 1                            16:20 – 18:20                Session A4

EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION

Chairs

E. Wohl (USA)              Chunhong Hu (China)

16:20

Invited lecture: Theoretical and experimental studies of sediment incipient motion
John Junke Guo

(Singapore)

16:50

Stabilization mechanism of braided streams due to control of water and sediment supply
H. Takebayashi, S. Egashira

(Japan)

17:05

Modelling processes of steep mountain streams
A. De Vincenzo, R. Viparelli

(Italy)

17:20

Study to river bed scour in Yangtze River during flood
Y. Li, Z. B. Wang, H. J. de Vriend

(the Netherlands)

17:35

Maintaining conveyance of alluvial channels and utilization of sredge spoils striking some balance between siltation and landfill needs
M. M. Ali

(Iran)

17:50

The nonlinear cusp-catastrophe model of sediment transport rate
J. R. Yang, D. Fang, W. S. He, W. P. Li, X. N. Liu

(China)

18:05

Studying on laws of incipient motion for non-uniform sediment
J. R. Yang, D. Fang, W. S. He, X. N. Liu, S. Y. Cao

(China)

 

Discussion

 

    　

    　

    　
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