A renewable future With new hydro power projects classified as renewable under Australia's Mandatory Renewable Energy Target, will this encourage the development of more new schemes in the country?
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Utilising nuclear techniques Nuclear techniques can be used to discover the causes of reservoir seepage and leakage problems
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Concrete decisions Controlled permeability formwork liners have been used on a range of dam projects to improve concrete quality and durability - we take a look at some case studies
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Real-time flood forecasting A non-linear unit hydrograph model for real-time flood forecasting below a dam
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Defend or manage? Karl Hall argues that the decisions on flood management we make now will have a major impact on future generations, and must therefore be based on realistic and sustainable strategies
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Under inspection Costs were reduced and downtime was minimised at dams in Chelan County, US, following the application of a remotely operated vehicle
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On a high at Glendoe Specialist equipment was brought in to construct deep boreholes and conduct in-situ tests at Scotland's Glendoe hydro project, which is located on on a remote plateau at the head of Glen Tarff
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The Canadian situation IWP&DC takes a look at current and planned hydro power projects in the country
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