Hi JS, yes, it is possible & quite simple to do. In my video on Reservoir Storage Monitoring (ruclips.net/video/CRIr5ddmWOY/видео.html), I include an update of the file used in this video which contains a dotted line showing the spillway. You can get it from: bit.ly/3Hbo6QX Have a look at the Chart sheet. It gets the spillway data from the Info sheet. All the best, Andreas
Normally this is something you should get from the dam design report. You can check the width/length of the dam from satellite images, but the height is more tricky. All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational I have gone through a formula "Dicken formula" which is utilized for check dams weir length based upon discharge of a catchment area at a particular point. But I am not sure whether it is practically executable or not because length as you say depends upon the location where dams need to be constructed.
@@GeosearchInternational I am asking about constructing a new dam at a particular site. How we can design it. Like its width and height and length. Is it based upon the active pressure or uplift pressure? If you find any helpful material, kindly share its link here so that I may be able to find solution to my problem. I have been searching for so many days on RUclips as You know research papers take much time to read.
@comparingthelegends1046, unless you are a qualified dam engineer, you should not attempt to design any dams, even if it is just a "check dam". All dams retain water, and if you get the dimensions or the design wrong, there is a risk that the dam fails and suddenly a large volume of water rushes downstream which can endanger life and property. Another issue to consider is the large negative effect many dams have on the water balance of river basins, especially in arid areas. Have a look at: ruclips.net/video/NaR1Jm3Hwcs/видео.html All the best, Andreas
Hello dear sir hope you are fine and doing well, kindly share a video to the breifing on the practical exmples of Reservoir capacity on erea capacity and storage grafh method
Hi Zabihullah, Please have a look at my other videos on this topic: QGIS: Reservoir volume from DEM: ruclips.net/video/SU3csjbq5lA/видео.html Excel: Reservoir Storage Monitoring from Elevation & Area: ruclips.net/video/CRIr5ddmWOY/видео.html How to estimate Reservoir Evaporation Losses using free data: ruclips.net/video/NaR1Jm3Hwcs/видео.html All the best, Andreas
@@zabihullahusmanzai1945 If you have any questions related to my videos, please ask in the comment sections. That way other people can also benefit from the discussion. All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational ok thanks dear sir, If share some information or videos Regard the computation of earthquake force on gravity dam many thanks.
Thank you, this was extremely useful.
@with_ny8178 thanks for your kind words! All the best, Andreas
Thank you so much for your hard work and making such valuable videos, keep it up Sir.
Thank you Farhad, I will try my best. New video coming out soon on Kajaki reservoir volume calculations in QGIS. All the best, Andreas
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Most welcome Eng Ansari, All the best, Andreas
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Thank you, I will Chuchu! All the best, Andreas
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You are welcome! All the best, Andreas
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Welcome Azeez! All the best, Andreas
Is there a way to add an indicator line across the chart saying this is top of reservoir or showing something like a max fill line?
Hi JS, yes, it is possible & quite simple to do. In my video on Reservoir Storage Monitoring (ruclips.net/video/CRIr5ddmWOY/видео.html), I include an update of the file used in this video which contains a dotted line showing the spillway. You can get it from: bit.ly/3Hbo6QX Have a look at the Chart sheet. It gets the spillway data from the Info sheet. All the best, Andreas
how can we find reservoir dimensions?I mean the height, width and length of a dam?
Normally this is something you should get from the dam design report. You can check the width/length of the dam from satellite images, but the height is more tricky. All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational I have gone through a formula "Dicken formula" which is utilized for check dams weir length based upon discharge of a catchment area at a particular point. But I am not sure whether it is practically executable or not because length as you say depends upon the location where dams need to be constructed.
@@GeosearchInternational I am asking about constructing a new dam at a particular site. How we can design it. Like its width and height and length. Is it based upon the active pressure or uplift pressure? If you find any helpful material, kindly share its link here so that I may be able to find solution to my problem. I have been searching for so many days on RUclips as You know research papers take much time to read.
@comparingthelegends1046, unless you are a qualified dam engineer, you should not attempt to design any dams, even if it is just a "check dam". All dams retain water, and if you get the dimensions or the design wrong, there is a risk that the dam fails and suddenly a large volume of water rushes downstream which can endanger life and property. Another issue to consider is the large negative effect many dams have on the water balance of river basins, especially in arid areas. Have a look at: ruclips.net/video/NaR1Jm3Hwcs/видео.html All the best, Andreas
Hello dear sir hope you are fine and doing well, kindly share a video to the breifing on the practical exmples of Reservoir capacity on erea capacity and storage grafh method
Hi Zabihullah, Please have a look at my other videos on this topic:
QGIS: Reservoir volume from DEM: ruclips.net/video/SU3csjbq5lA/видео.html
Excel: Reservoir Storage Monitoring from Elevation & Area: ruclips.net/video/CRIr5ddmWOY/видео.html
How to estimate Reservoir Evaporation Losses using free data: ruclips.net/video/NaR1Jm3Hwcs/видео.html All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational Hi dear sir does your Watsapp No is available for some dam related information If it is possible give me.
@@zabihullahusmanzai1945 If you have any questions related to my videos, please ask in the comment sections. That way other people can also benefit from the discussion. All the best, Andreas
@@GeosearchInternational ok thanks dear sir, If share some information or videos Regard the computation of earthquake force on gravity dam many thanks.
@@zabihullahusmanzai1945 Sorry, earthquakes are not my field of speciality. I hope that you can find a better source online. All the best, Andreas