by Karen Fisher
First published 2001
This comprehensive manual addresses every aspect of river diversion projects from initial planning through final construction. Fisher organizes the material into four distinct sections, starting with foundational concepts and progressing through data collection requirements and preliminary design methods. The book examines technical specifications alongside construction challenges and legal considerations that engineers and project managers encounter. Readers gain access to systematic design procedures that account for the complex variables inherent in redirecting waterways. The volume serves as both reference guide and practical handbook for professionals managing river diversion projects. Fisher presents established methodologies while addressing regulatory requirements and environmental factors that influence project success.
Genres: science, reference, environment, non-fiction, engineering, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: informative, practical-guide
192 pages · Paperback · Thomas Telford Publishing