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Diamantis Karakatsanis, Thomas Patsialis, Kyriaki Kalaitzidou, Ioannis Kougias, Maria Margarita Ntona, Nicolaos Theodossiou and Nerantzis Kazakis
The optimization of dam operations to transform them into multi-objective facilities constitutes a challenge for both hydrology, hydrogeology, and hydropower generation. However, the use of the optimal algorithm for such transformation is critically impo...
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Andrés Velastegui-Montoya, Aline de Lima and Marcos Adami
Hydroelectric energy generates more than 50% of all renewable electricity in the world. The Amazon is home to a large part of these ventures, promoted as a strategy of energy independence in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the countries of th...
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Bojan Ðurin, Mirna Raic and Petra Su?ilovic
Concerning the media?s properties, there is always a possibility of changing groundwater flow conditions surrounding hydroelectric power plants. Causes for such events could be natural or anthropogenic, which is, in many cases, not so obvious to determin...
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Emanuele Ogliari, Alfredo Nespoli, Marco Mussetta, Silvia Pretto, Andrea Zimbardo, Nicholas Bonfanti and Manuele Aufiero
The increasing penetration of non-programmable renewable energy sources (RES) is enforcing the need for accurate power production forecasts. In the category of hydroelectric plants, Run of the River (RoR) plants belong to the class of non-programmable RE...
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Fabricio Baron Mussi, Ubirata Tortato
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Research Question: This paper sought to present a proposal for the analysis of the cooperation between a hydroelectric power plant and the fisheries community. Motivation: The use of economic experiments on the sustainability theme ha...
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Juliana Mota de Siqueira, Ana Paula Dal?Asta, Silvana Amaral, Maria Isabel Sobral Escada, Antônio Miguel V. Monteiro
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While the region of the Middle and Lower Xingu has been a protagonist during many episodes of Brazilian history, it remains unknown to a large cross-section of society. Within this perspective, we have revealed some of the different elements responsible ...
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Fabio de Oliveira Sanches,Suéllen Tonatto Ferrazo,Roberto Valmir da Silva,Leonardo Chechi,Ricardo Vicente Ferreira
The present study examined the influence of the Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP) of Passo Fundo dam lake on local rainfall pattern. Daily rainfall data were obtained from the National Water Agency for two different periods: prior to the lake filling, 1960...
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Stefan Liersch, Hagen Koch, Fred Fokko Hattermann
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Close to the border with Sudan, Ethiopia is currently building the largest hydroelectric power plant in Africa with a storage volume corresponding to approximately 1.5 years of the mean discharges of the Blue Nile. This endeavor is controversially debate...
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Marta P. Luz, Lindsay C. Beevers, Alan J. S. Cuthbertson, Gabriela M. Medero, Viviane S. Dias, Diego T. F. Nascimento
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Soil erosion and deposition mechanisms play a crucial role in the sustainability of both existing reservoirs and newly planned projects. Soil erosion is one of the most important factors influencing sediment transport yields, and, in the context of exist...
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Alexander T. Dale, André Frossard Pereira de Lucena, Joe Marriott, Bruno Soares Moreira Cesar Borba, Roberto Schaeffer and Melissa M. Bilec
Brazil?s status as a rapidly developing country is visible in its need for more energy, including electricity. While the current electricity generation mix is primarily hydropower based, high-quality dam sites are diminishing and diversification to other...
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