Pierre Archambeau

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Pierre Archambeauobtained his PhD fromthe University of Liege in 2006, for several new contributions to physically based hydrological modelling and flood hazard modelling. Heis continuously working on several hydraulicand hydrological modelling projects and iscurrently the main developer of the WOLF modelling system, which simulates hydrological flow, fluvial processes and flow on hydraulic structures

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Improving Energy-Efficiency of Pumping Operations in Waterways: A Combined Laboratory and Computational Approach	2022
Influence of Building Positioning on Flow Processes in Urban Flooding: Computational Modelling and Laboratory Experiments	2022
Overtopping-Induced Failure of Non–Cohesive Homogeneous Fluvial Dikes: Effect of Dike Geometry on Breach Discharge and Widening	2022
Uncertainty Analysis of a Lumped Physically Based Numerical Model of Dam Breaching	2022
Fluvial Dike Breaching Induced by Overtopping: Lessons from Experimental and Numerical Studies	2019
Flow field in shallow reservoir with varying inlet and outlet position	2018
Maximum energy dissipation to explain velocity fields in shallow reservoirs	2018
Computing flooding of crossroads with obstacles using a 2D numerical model	2017
Energy conservation properties of Ritter solution for idealized dam break flow	2016
Scale effects in physical piano key weirs models	2016
Experimental parametric study and design of Piano Key Weirs	2014
Two-dimensional depth-averaged finite volume model for unsteady turbulent flows	2014
Experimental study of velocity fields in rectangular shallow reservoirs	2012
Three-phase bi-layer model for simulating mixed flows	2012
Experimental observation of flow characteristics over a Piano Key Weir	2011

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