During Franco's 36 years in power, which ended in 1975, reservoir capacity rose tenfold.
What constitutes an emergency is a judgment call that weighs rainfall, reservoir capacity, stream flow and ground water levels.
The capital's water infrastructure was already badly decayed, with broken pipes, an aging aqueduct and a lack of reservoir capacity.
The biases in the reservoir capacity quantiles were equally high, implying that the limitations of the Phien models affect the entire distribution function of reservoir capacity.
Based on the sediment accumulation rate, the remaining reservoir capacity for each study site was estimated.
Dams in Oceania are used mostly for hydroelectricity and water supply and are no bigger than a few thousand cubic meters in reservoir capacity.
On average, dams in Western Europe tend to be smaller in reservoir capacity than those in Eastern Europe and Russia, even though they are more numerous.
The U.S. has the natural gas, has the fantastic [CO2 storage] reservoir capacity, the pipeline infrastructure, has tremendous lands for wind and solar.
The SNISB also only includes structures with a height greater than or equal to 15 meters and total reservoir capacity greater than 3 hm3.
Is it sensible to insist on lots of small rainwater harvesting systems, for example, rather than planning an increase in reservoir capacity?
If current sediment loads/climate regimes persist, reservoir capacity will be reduced by 50% after 345 years.
