Weirs are important hydraulic structures widely used to control the flow rates in open
channels and rivers. As a remarkable parameter, the discharge coefficient (Cd) determines …

This is the first volume of a two-volume guide to designing, conducting and interpreting
laboratory and field experiments in a broad range of topics associated with hydraulic …

The gauging of free surface flows in waterways provides the foundation for monitoring and
managing the water resources of built and natural environments. A significant body of …

Abstract The moving‐boat Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) gauging method is
extensively used to measure the discharge of rivers and canals. Informed decisions related …

The planform evolution of tidal meanders is driven by interactions between channel
morphology and periodically reversing tidal flows, which feed back into the development of …

While the application of uncertainty propagation methods to hydrometry is still challenging,
in situ collaborative interlaboratory experiments are a valuable tool for empirically estimating …

In the oil and gas industries, it is crucial to employ appropriate drilling fluids in order to
maintain equilibrium of formation pressure throughout the various stages of drilling …

Repeated measures experiments can be conducted to empirically estimate the uncertainty
of a stream gauging method, such as the widespread moving‐boat acoustic Doppler current …

Abstract High-frequency Fluvial Acoustic Tomography System (FATS) was initially used to
measure flow velocity and river discharge in a mountainous river. The results showed the …

Establishing reliable streamflow time series is essential for hydrological studies and water‐
related decisions, but it can be both time‐consuming and costly since streamflow is typically …