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Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) in Water Resources Management and Engineering, Edition 2005 - 2007. "Collection des articles des travaux de diplôme / Collection of papers of the diploma theses"

Anton Schleiss
2010
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Dans la présente communication, les 29 diplômés de l’édition 2005-2007 du MAS (anciennement cycle d’études postgrades depuis 1999) présentent le résultat de leur travail de fin d’études. Les sujets traités par ces travaux remarquables couvrent le vaste domaine des aménagements hydrauliques et de la gestion des ressources en eau. In the present communication, the 29 graduated participants of the 2005-2007 MAS edition (formerly postgraduate studies since 1999) present the results of their practical master thesis. The topics treated of these remarkable thesis projects cover the wide field of hydraulic schemes and water resources management.

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Anton Schleiss
2010
Books

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/a35803ae-d1d2-43aa-8611-9ac91338ee65

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