Erratum to “Simulation-based collaborative decision support for surge floods prevention in St. Petersburg” [J. Comput. Sci. 3 (2012) 450–455]

We combine non-hydrostatic flow simulations of the free surface with a discharge model based on elementary gate flow equations for decision support in the operation of hydraulic structure gates. A water level-based gate control used in most of today's general practice does not take into account the fact that gate operation scenarios producing similar total discharged volumes and similar water levels may have different local flow characteristics. Accurate and timely prediction of local flow conditions around hydraulic gates is important for several aspects of structure management: ecology, scour, flow-induced gate vibrations and waterway navigation. The modelling approach is described and tested for a multi-gate sluice structure regulating discharge from a river to the sea.

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Erratum to “Simulation-based collaborative decision support for surge floods prevention in St. Petersburg” [J. Comput. Sci. 3 (2012) 450–455]

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Investigation of the ground displacement in Saint Petersburg, Russia, using multiple-track differential synthetic aperture radar interferometry

Free-surface flow simulations for discharge-based operation of hydraulic structure gates

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