Lecture

Thresholds and Weirs in Rivers

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Description

This lecture covers the design and operation principles of thresholds and weirs in rivers, including thin-walled, thick threshold, and standard weirs. It discusses the assessment of threshold relevance, discharge flow estimation, and the impact of geometric features. The lecture also addresses the socio-economic techniques and analyses related to thresholds and weirs, emphasizing the importance of hydraulic structures and installations in river protection and management.

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