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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Low water crossings"”.

  1. Hydraulic modeling and performance evaluation of low water crossings in Illinois

    … are many old and aging bridges, culverts, and low water crossings on rural low-volume roads that need to be replaced. Low water crossings (LWCs) have been used as an economical alternative to culverts and bridges, designed without overtopping, on low-volume roads where there is a low number of …

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  2. Hydrologic modeling of low water crossing design performance at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center, Indiana

    … to support the Army’s mission. Hardened low-water crossings are one practice that enables soldier mobility on the landscape. If designed, installed, and maintained correctly, low water crossings have the potential to sustain troop throughput, retain stream bank stability, and preserve …

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  3. Using ensemble precipitation forecasts to improve hydrologic risk assessment at river crossings

    … and hydrologic safety risk associated with low-water crossings (LWXs) commonly used as river infrastructure on military training lands. In this work, two historical deadly flooding events were hindcasted at three LWXs at Fort Hood, Texas. A probabilistic precipitation forcing cascades …

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  4. The effects of future extreme precipitation events on stream hydrology and hydraulics of stream crossing structures

    … lands and other training features such as water crossings. If an increase in intensity and incidence of extreme precipitation events is realized, installations associated with river systems are likely to have increased flood risk and associated prevention and mitigation costs. Low water

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