2014
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.955-959.3451
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A Brief Review on Post-Project Environmental Appraisals of Dam Projects and Recommendations for China

Abstract: This paper mainly reviews the regulations, laws and policies on Post-project Environmental Appraisals of dam projects formulated in the world. In addition, handbooks and guidelines for PPEA were also collected and analyzed from evaluation contents, procedures, methods and latest approaches. International experiences were listed and defragged to compare with China, suggestions were given to complete Chinese EIA and PPEA system.

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“…They were able to identify the risk of interior erosion in two dams. Chen et al (2014) examined possible risks due to construction of Gavi dam in Ilam province using MIKE-11 model and TOPSIS method. Using the MIKE-11model, they simulated the flood zone and concluded that in the studied watershed, risks of habitat degradation, water pollution and its effects on aquatic animals are at the highest level.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They were able to identify the risk of interior erosion in two dams. Chen et al (2014) examined possible risks due to construction of Gavi dam in Ilam province using MIKE-11 model and TOPSIS method. Using the MIKE-11model, they simulated the flood zone and concluded that in the studied watershed, risks of habitat degradation, water pollution and its effects on aquatic animals are at the highest level.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the dam projects have serious impacts on environmental parameters, it is possible that real identified impacts in post-assessment environmental impact studies differs from the predicted results in the environmental impact assessment report (EIA) of the dams (Chen, et al, 2014). If there is difference between the real identified impacts in post-assessment studies of environmental impacts and predicted impacts in the EIA report, use of it to justify the environment protection plan and confirming predicted results became possible.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%