Effects of Burrowing Animals on Seepage Behavior of Earthen Dams

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2017-06-03

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Çalamak, Melih
Demirkapu, Halit
Kobal, Aslı

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https://www.iwra.org/member/congress/resource/ABSID279_ABSID279_Calamak_etal_IWRA_WWC2017_Full_Paper.pdf
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16th World Water Congress, International Water Resources Associarion (IWRA)

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M. Çalamak, H. Demirkapu, and A. Kobal, “Effects of Burrowing Animals on Seepage Behavior of Earthen Dams,” presented at the 16th World Water Congress, International Water Resources Associarion (IWRA), Cancun, Meksika, 2017, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://www.iwra.org/member/congress/resource/ABSID279_ABSID279_Calamak_etal_IWRA_WWC2017_Full_Paper.pdf.