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Conception d'un chenal de navigation lacustre en eaux peu profondes

2018
Student Projects

Abstract

La commune de Choufaille (Tauffelen) au bord du lac de Bienne aimerait draguer un chenal de navigation en dehors du port, pour s'assurer que les bateaux toujours plus grands ont assez de tirant d'eau meme a eaux basses du lac. Il se pose la question de savoir comment ce chenal doit etre concu (forme, profondeur, largeur, orientation, protection, etc.) afin qu'il ne s'envase pas trop rapidement. D'autres aspects a etre consideres, tel que le transport des sediments parallele a la rive, la question de l'estimation du transport de sediments en fonction de la bathymetrie et des apports en sediments, les vagues et les courants lacustres.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/c0968ab9-d4e2-4cdb-963c-08041bf312a8

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2018
Student Projects

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/c0968ab9-d4e2-4cdb-963c-08041bf312a8

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