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Front Cover; Advances in Hydroscience; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of Contributors; Foreword; CHAPTER 1. SEICHES; I. Introduction; II. Hydrodynamic Theory; III. Causes of Seiches; IV. The Damage Potential of Seiches; V. Internal Seiches; References; CHAPTER 2. ISOTOPE HYDROLOGY; I. Introduction; II. Basic Information and Principles; III. Applications in Surface Water Hydrology; IV. Applications in Groundwater Hydrology; V. Application to Basin Studies; VI. Concluding Remarks; References; CHAPTER 3. STATISTICAL MODELS FOR OCEAN WAVES AND WAVE FORCES; 1. Introduction.
II. A Variety of Statistical Models for Ocean WavesIII. Statistical Properties of Wave Forces on Piling; IV. Estimation of Force Formula Coefficients; V. Some Final Comments; Symbols and Definitions; References; CHAPTER 4. FLUVIAL SEDIMENT TRANSPORT; I. Introduction; II. Hydrologic Influence on Sediment Transport in Natural Watercourses; III. Theories Related to Bed-Load Movement; IV. Theories Related to the Transport of Suspended Sediment; V. Empirical Relationships of Sediment Transport; VI. Alluvial Watercourses; VII. The Regime Theory; VIII. Hydraulic Similarity of Rivers with Movable Bed.
IX. Contemporary ResearchSymbols; References; CHAPTER 5. IMPULSIVE WAVES: MODEL AND PROTOTYPE CORRELATIONS; I. Introduction; II. Theoretical Background; Ill. Properties of Impulsive Wave Systems; IV. Experimental Data; V. Design Charts and Procedures for Predicting Impulsive Wave Properties; VI. Future Investigation Possibilities; Major Symbols; References; CHAPTER 6. CHANNEL NETWORKS; I. Introduction; II. Stream Numbers and Topology; III. Stream and Link Lengths; IV. Other Geomorphic Properties; V. Random-Walk Simulation of Channel Networks.
VI. Some Consequences of Randomness in Drainage DevelopmentSymbols; References; Author Index; Subject Index; Contents of Previous Volumes.
Includes bibliographical references and index.