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Hydrodiplomacy on Forester Creek

by Lisa T. M. Vomero-Inouye, (Aff.M.ASCE), WEST Consultants, Inc, Carlsbad, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Water Policy and Management: Solving the Problems

Abstract:

The goal of this paper is to share information regarding political battles confronting the engineer with regards to drainage issues and concerns. Very often drainage boundaries do not know the political boundaries; therefore, they readily cross them! Problems result primarily because these various political entities do not have the same hydrology methods, procedures or design criteria. There are further technical problems with regards to the hydraulics of this water crossing boundaries, such as: the channel's flow regime supercritical or subcritical, improved versus unimproved channels, uncontained or split flows as well as maintenance issues. The answer to these problems is listening and cooperations.

Subject Headings: Political factors | Drainage | Hydrology | Domain boundary | Water resources | Rivers and streams | Maintenance and operation

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