Open AccessCaratteristiche idrodinamiche del lago di Sauris
Author(s) -
P. Caloi,
G. Romualdi,
M. C. Spadea
Publication year - 2011
Publication title -
annals of geophysics
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.394
H-Index - 60
eISSN - 2037-416X
pISSN - 1593-5213
DOI - 10.4401/ag-4994
Subject(s) - geology , structural basin , section (typography) , mathematics , mathematical physics , physics , geomorphology , computer science , operating system
Experimental results obtained along the banks of the
Sauris's Lake, during two different groups of observations (full and reduced
basin), are here resumed. The agreement between observed and precedent calculated data, is
very remarkably. A new theory, moreover, is here showed and for t h e first
time applied to an artificial lake.
As the values of the periods for w-nodal oscillations (n > 1) both in
the theory and in the observation have been higher t h a n these regarding
a lake with even depth, we have applied the below explained theory to the
Sauris's Lake.
I t is considered a basin whose longitudinal section forms a right-angled
triangle; the shorter cathetus figures the dam.
The theoretical and the observed results among themselves perfectly
agreed.
The above mentioned theory, because of the easy applications, will
be used for others similar lakes
Sauris's Lake, during two different groups of observations (full and reduced
basin), are here resumed. The agreement between observed and precedent calculated data, is
very remarkably. A new theory, moreover, is here showed and for t h e first
time applied to an artificial lake.
As the values of the periods for w-nodal oscillations (n > 1) both in
the theory and in the observation have been higher t h a n these regarding
a lake with even depth, we have applied the below explained theory to the
Sauris's Lake.
I t is considered a basin whose longitudinal section forms a right-angled
triangle; the shorter cathetus figures the dam.
The theoretical and the observed results among themselves perfectly
agreed.
The above mentioned theory, because of the easy applications, will
be used for others similar lakes