The Ibero-American Water Journal | RIBAGUA plays a unique role in helping researchers, engineers, and stakeholders in the region communicate their work in Spanish and Portuguese and focuses on topics of interest to the continent.
Issue 1 of 2023 contains four articles on various topics of importance in Latin America. The first one, from Peru, presents experimental research related to vortices that may occur in water intakes, with important applications in dams. Criteria are provided to classify the types of vortices, and conditions to prevent them are analyzed. In the second article, the practical problems of measuring head losses caused by screens in large dams are discussed. In particular, the case of Salto Grande is introduced, between Argentina and Uruguay (the article comes from the latter country), which contributes significantly to the generation of energy in the Southern Cone. Third, a detailed comparison of data models based on precipitation-runoff processes is described, and the performance of models is exemplified with cases from basins in Uruguay. The work is of utmost importance for all basins of Iberoamerica. Finally, a novel methodology to track the effects of COVID-19 on wastewater from the City of Buenos Aires, Argentina, is explained in the fourth manuscript. It was developed by AySA, Aguas y Saneamiento Argentinos without the assistance of any private company, making the technology available.
>> RIBAGUA Vol. 10. Issue 1, 2023 (in Spanish) Open access
This issue is published with the support of UNESCO.
Influence of intake geometry on critical submergence for air-entraining vortex formation
A. Martín Rincón y Julio M. Kuroiwa
Pages: 1-17 | DOI: 10.1080/23863781.2023.2227343
Screen head losses analysis in a hydraulic plant
Análisis de las pérdidas de carga en rejas de una central hidroeléctrica | Open Access
José Cataldo Ottieri, Nicolás Rodríguez von Sanden e Ignacio Rovira
Pages: 18-30 | DOI: 10.1080/23863781.2023.2236302
Simulation of the daily rainfall-runoff process: comparison among GR4J, SWAT, and Random Forest
Simulación del proceso precipitación-escorrentía con paso diario: comparación de los modelos GR4J, SWAT y random forest | Open Access
Federico Vilaseca, Santiago Narbondo, Christian Chreties, Alberto Castro y Angela Gorgoglione
Pages: 31-47 | DOI: 10.1080/23863781.2023.2238127
Alejandro Barrio, Verónica Borro, Marcelo Cicchino, Adriana Morón, Lorena Coronel, Juan Vuolo, Paula Mayón, Ayelén Moroz, Paula Maisa, Sebastián Alcántara, María Torras, Marcos Cervini, Martín Arzeno, Cristian Godoy, Diego Campillay, Nestor Filliel, Ana Salas y Paula Salvio
Pages: 48-57 | DOI: 10.1080/23863781.2023.2241637