Sentence examples for peak water level from inspiring English sources

This blockage only affects peak water level attenuation across wetlands if the duration of the flood wave is long compared to the marsh size.

Model results indicate that peak water level reduction largely varies between individual flooding events and between different locations in the marsh.

In fact, with 1 meter of sea level rise, our results suggest that Sandy's peak water level would become the 28-year event, a return period low enough to factor into even low-risk decision-making.

The peak water level on record in lower Manhattan during Hurricane Sandy of 5.27 meters (just over 17 feet) was at the time and remains today the highest water level on record at that location since high-quality digital tidal gauge records began in 1920 (Fig. 1).

The difference between the observed and simulated peak water levels obtained from the ANN model was found to be much lower than that of MIKE 11HD.

Compared to the traditional approach, optimal operation decreased peak water levels by an average of 40%, without increasing the number of pump switches.

In this study, the capacity of tidal wetlands to locally attenuate peak water levels during storm tides is analyzed using a two-dimensional hydrodynamic model (TELEMAC2D) for a 3000 ha intertidal marsh (SW Netherlands).

Those looking for big whitewater thrills can expect peak water levels at the end of July and into August.

The phase shift is represented by 2πt p /τ, where t p is the time lag between the peak water-level fluctuation and the peak pressure head fluctuation.

The frequency of changes in peak flow and water level varies with time (seasonality) and storm size.

We simulate peak discharge and water level (stage) at two types of pipe bridges and one culvert, both of which are commonly used at Swedish road/stream intersections, under combined forest clear-cutting and future climate scenarios for 2050 and 2100.