SDSU Faculty Profile - Dr. Victor Miguel Ponce, Discussions, computational hydraulics, computational hydrology, surface-water hydrology

SDSU Faculty Profile - Dr. Victor Miguel Ponce - Selected papers published in the period 1990-94 - Computational Hydrology - Baseflow augmentation - Vegetated earthmounds

320. DISCUSSIONS AND CLOSURES

3201. Discussion to "Minimum stream power for rivers and deltas"

3202. Discussion to "Modeling two-dimensional circulating flow"

3203. Discussion to "Channel routing by finite difference method"

3204. Closure to "Convergence of four-point implicit water wave models"

3205. Discussion to "Approximate flood routing methods; A review"

3206. Closure to "Generalized stability analysis of channel banks"

3207. Closure to "Modeling alluvial channel bed transients"

3208. Discussion to "Flood-flow frequency by SCS TR-20 computer program"

3209. Closure to "Muskingum-Cunge method with variable parameters"

3210. Closure to "Unconditional stability in convection computations"

3211. Discussion to "Uncertainties resulting from changes in river form"

3212. Discussion to "Parametric study of flood wave propagation"

3213. Closure to "Linear reservoirs and numerical diffusion"

3214. Closure to "Accuracy criteria in diffusion routing"

3215. Closure to "Nature of wave attenuation in open-channel flow"

3216. Discussion to "Asymptotic solution for dam-break problem"

3217. Closure to "Modeling circulation in depth-averaged flow"

3218. Closure to "Large basin deterministic hydrology; A case study"

3219. Discussion to "Stability of Muskingum scheme"

3220. Discussion to "Flash flood in Tanque Verde Creek, Tucson, Arizona"

3221. Reply to "New perspective on the Vedernikov number"

3222. Closure to "Kinematic wave controversy"

3223. Discussion to "Identification of reservoir flood-wave models"

3224. Discussion to "Free-surface stability criterion as affected by velocity distribution"

3225. Closure to "Runoff curve number: Has it reached maturity?"

3226. Discussion to "Diffusion wave modeling of distributed catchment dynamics"

The pantanal of Jacadigo-Nabileque, near Corumba, Brazil, one of twelve wetlands of the Pantanal of Mato Grosso, the largest wetland in the world (photo by V. M. Ponce, 1995).

320. DISCUSSIONS AND CLOSURES - II

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