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The present study investigates the potential of assimilating GNSS-derived water surface elevation measurements into hydraulic models in order to retrieve effective riverbed bathymetry.

Notwithstanding, the versatility and usefulness of integrated distributed hydrological models, parameterization requires substantial amounts of spatial data (Hallema et al., 2013), which can be difficult to obtain for soil hydraulic models in particular (Gumiere et al., 2015; Hallema et al., 2015a, b).

This is useful for hydraulic modelling in data scarce flood plain areas, where sharp elevation differences are dominated by man-made elevated elements.

Hydraulic models available in literature are unsuccessful in simulating accurately and efficiently environmental flows characterized by the presence of both air water interactions and free-surface/pressurized transitions (aka mixed flows).

The limitations and restrictions of both physical (or laboratory) and numerical (or computer based) hydraulic models used in the planning and management of aquatic basins are discussed.

This is implied in hydraulic model shown in fig. 4 by the larger capacitance of the non-hepatic vascular bed.

Two thermal hydraulic models were considered in this work: one at design condition and the other at operating condition.

Since the hydraulic model hypothesized in this analysis assumed a relative stability in the total size of institutionalized populations and an inverse correlation between correctional institutionalization and psychiatric institutionalization, the exclusion of measures of prison admission and release did not affect the goodness of data for the testing of the two hypotheses.

The fluidised bed behaviour is represented by a hydraulic model expressed in terms of the dense phase average bed density in both reactor and regenerator, vapour entrainment in the regenerator dilute phase, dilute phase bed density in the regenerator and dilute phase hold-up.

The thermal hydraulic models were not included in the calculations.

The Manning equation is routinely used as a flow predictor in hydraulic models of open channel flow.