Sentence examples for due to dam from inspiring English sources

Currently, many existing spillways located throughout the globe require rehabilitation due to dam safety issues.

Ultimately, our results suggest that flow classes provide a suitable framework to generalize patterns in hydrologic alterations due to dam regulation.

The highest density of dams in Iran is found in the northwestern part of the country around Lake Urmia, an endorheic lake that has shrunken significantly due to dam construction.

The present algorithm is then used to predict the characteristics of free surface flows due to dam breaking in branch channels, for example, in a symmetrical trifurcated channel and a natural bifurcated channel, on coarse meshes and fine meshes, respectively.

Thus, the idea that HD salinity is fully due to dam surface ET is uncertain and highly disputed.

The most obvious ecologic implication has fixated debates about development in the Pacific Northwest, and that is the near annihilation of historic salmon runs due to dam construction.

For instance, properties situated between the wetlands and the incoming surge like those in Chesapeake Bay (Fig. SI 5) or northern North Carolina saw greater flood damages due to damming.

The purpose of this study was to use a regional flow classification as the foundation for evaluating patterns of hydrologic alteration due to dams and to determine if the response of rivers to regulation was specific to different flow classes.

The fresh surface water of the Lower Jordan River (LJR) has been limited in the past several decades due to damming of its main tributaries, which reduced the annual flow by 90%, leaving a mixed flow of polluted and saline sources.

Special attention was focused on the high spatial and temporal variation of flows in Tiete River Basin, a result of the large variation in catchment inflows and channel geometry due to dams and reservoirs along the river.

Agriculture was largely dependent on the availability of water in the river channels but in recent years it is hampered mostly because of non-availability of surface water due to damming, poor storage in the reservoirs and also due to frequent failure of monsoons (Vetrimurugan et al. 2013).