Woo Hyo-seop et al.: River engineering

The book has been trying to highlight the sustainability of the natural functions of the stream, including its habitat, water quality, and water, beyond the traditional stream technology that only highlighted human-engineered engineering efficiency in the title. The emphasis is specifically on the ecological and environmental processes of the stream, the survey and management planning of the river, the natural sewers, the environmental resources and restoration of the streams, and on the environmental and ecological implications of each chapter. It's not directly related to stream technology, but it has also outlined the IWRM integration level. This has helped us in our efforts to bring the water and water management into a unified approach from mid-2018. The book highlights the practicality of a science and technology textbook, which is devoted to academic and technical connection as a textbook for a science or graduate who has set up a course in aquaculture. For example, without placing aside the related knowledge and technical explanations that are at the root of the water project or the design of the facilities, we were trying to explain in a relatively specific way the procedures and methods needed to perform such work. First, the introduction personality begins with scientific and social understanding of the stream and deals with the history and territory of the river engineering. The following is a relatively detailed description of the nature of the stream ecology that traditional sewers have neglected. The following case deals with relevant knowledge of the space and design of the sewers from a practical point of view. In particular, the two sections begin with the distribution of water, streams and similar quantities, and streams, which are used as a master of the distribution and surveying techniques.

Korean title: 하천공학

Korean author: 우효섭 외

Korean publisher: 교문사(청문각)

ISBN-13: 9788936317713