Flood enhancement through flood control¶
Criss, & Shock. (2001). Flood enhancement through flood control. Geology.
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- A levee raised to protect one town confines the river to a narrower channel, so at a given discharge the water rises higher and moves faster past that frontage — and that heightened flood stage is pushed onto unleveed land downstream and on the opposite bank
This sourceEstablishes the hydraulic half empirically -- flood stage at a given discharge has risen 2-4 m over the past century along engineered reaches of the Mississippi basin while unengineered rivers show no such rise -- rather than the downstream and opposite-bank destination of that stage.
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- A levee raised to protect one town confines the river to a narrower channel, so at a given discharge the water rises higher and moves faster past that frontage — and that heightened flood stage is pushed onto unleveed land downstream and on the opposite bank
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