“... and technology such as biology (bacteria, viruses, protozoa ...) and engineering (filtration, hydrology, civil...”
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“..., which are often closely linked in an urban context. These methods include: geology, hydrology...”
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“..., which are often closely linked in an urban context. These methods include: geology, hydrology...”
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“.... In engineering design, Frequency Analysis (FA) techniques are an integral part of risk assessment and mitigation...”
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“... in the frequency and / or intensity of hydrological morphogenic events since the 19th century. Our analysis...”
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“... conditions by channelization and incision of the river bed, increased hydrological risks through...”
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“... consequences on the hydrological dynamics of the study area. In this sense, it is noted that there is a...”
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“... engineering issues in flood risk management. However, high flows regime is not confined to extremes values. A...”
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