Jeong Gwan-su et al.: River engineering
It is devoted to the basic theory of mathematical mathematics that interprets the stream, and has been used faithfully in the latest technology of the sewers, as a major textbook highlighted in the university or graduate school that has established the science of the river engineering. In particular, it was highlighted not only the engineering techniques of managing the integration of the streams and the water supply with a future-focused view, but also the skills of the sewers and restorations that are concerned about nature and the ecology. The book consists of 11 volumes. First of all, chapter 1 outlines a basic concept of the nature of stream and watershed, so that it can be accessible to students and other majors who are in the field of stream engineering. Chapter two introduced the basic concept of rainfall and spills, and chapter three dealt with a stream survey that examined and analyzed rainfall, water level, volume, and stream properties so that they could learn the skills of water and stream-scanning. Chapter 4 introduces flow in numbers so that you can understand the mathematical nature of the flow in the stream. Chapter 5 introduces a technique that can determine similar transmission and similarities and estimate sub-station. Chapter 6 described a concept that could understand and interpret the process of land change in the stream. Chapter 7 dealt with the field of foreign water to help you understand water analysis and distribution, which are effective water management. Chapter 8 dealt with the field of measurements to help us understand and interpret the Flood. Chapter 9 introduces a technique to understand and evaluate the physical structure and habitat of the stream ecosystems. In particular, we've dealt with ways to evaluate environmentally oiled ecosystems. Chapter 10 dealt with a real-life technology that could plan and design a sewer system.
Korean title: 하천공학
Korean author: 정관수 외
Korean publisher: 씨아이알
ISBN-13: 9791156108047
