Sentence examples for inundation drainage from inspiring English sources

To alleviate this inundation, drainage systems have been designed which are capable of removing surface water very rapidly.

The tool presents users with an easy-to-use, "point and click" mapping interface and provides a variety of data and analyses about proposed reservoir sites, including quantitative information about reservoir inundation areas, drainage basins, and the effects of a proposed reservoir on the inundation and drainage areas.

We quantify the probability of MMHg production potential (MPP) associated with hydrology in each sector of the river system as a function of the spatial patterns of overbank inundation and drainage, which affect long-term redox history of contaminated sediments.

We have identified three main types of wetland water regime characterized by: (1) spring inundation and following deep drainage with/without secondary peak in autumn; (2) spring inundation and low summer variation; (3) spring inundation with medium summer drainage and second autumnal peak.

Inundations across SCD generally vary as a function of storm intensity, but for lowlands or regions without drainage facilities inundations tend to aggravate over time.

But allowing people to become more knowledgeable about flood risk doesn't sound to me like a recipe for smaller government; aren't people going to want more assurance, more flood barriers, more drainage schemes – like the expensive and ultimately useless river straightening exercise in Somerset following last winter's inundations?

Disturbances due to natural causes such as climatic variations, geomorphic changes, or human-induced drainage, can reduce inundation opportunities or increase outflow.

We surmise that this is primarily due to inundation being more rapid than drainage leading to excessive submergence during a tidal cycle.

This difference was mainly due to drainage driven differences in inundation and associated effects on net radiation (Rn) and local relative humidity.

The value of the maximum weathering rate and the precise soil thickness at which it occurs depend on several environmental variables, including precipitation regime, soil inundation, vegetation characteristics, and rate of groundwater drainage.

The remediation strategy consisted of partial restoration of marine tidal exchange within estuarine creeks and incremental tidal inundation of acidified soils, plus strategic liming of drainage waters.