CALL FOR PAPERS


Dam Engineering is an international journal which includes the publication of papers on all aspects of the planning, design, construction and maintenance of reservoirs, dams and barrages, and scientific aspects of the design, analysis and modelling of dams and associated structures. Topics include:


• Methods of analysis and modelling aspects of: loads for natural and man-made environments; structure, reservoir and foundation domains; transient and steady- state fluid flow; joints, cracks and other


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discontinuities; transient and steady- state temperature effects. • Behavioural characteristics and material modelling of: mass concrete; embankment material; new materials (including asphaltic- concrete and RCC); rock foundations (including jointed rock); fracture in concrete and rock. • Modelling and analysis for failure and safety criteria. • Correlation of surveillance data with safety criteria (including expert systems). • Geometrical design and dam optimisation. • Quantitative aspects of dam siting and construction. • Construction: analysis of existing practice; new methods and materials. • Refurbishment of dams and hydro plants, including: analysis of civil structures, and quantitative comparison of structures before and after repair.


We welcome paper submissions. At


present there is no restriction on length, and no charge made for publication. Authors who wish to submit papers should send two copies of their entire paper (in MS Word and PDF format), complete with all diagrams and references, by email to tracey.honney@progressivemediainter- national.com


Special Issue: DamWorldWebinar 2020


All papers will be assessed by our referees, who may ask for revisions or additions to be made before publication.


If you are interested in becoming a referee for Dam Engineering please contact Tracey Honney, Content Manager, Email: tracey.honney@progressivemediainternational.com


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