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Hydraulic geometry deals with variation in channel characteristics in relation to variations in discharge. Two sets of variations are important which are variations at a particular cross section (at-a-station) and variations along the length of the stream (downstream variations). Characteristics responsive to analysis by hydraulic geometry include width (water-surface width), depth (mean water depth), velocity (mean velocity through the cross section), centroid, slope, and channel friction. Changes in river geometry are defined by cross section. The geometrical computation was achieved by…mehr

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Hydraulic geometry deals with variation in channel characteristics in relation to variations in discharge. Two sets of variations are important which are variations at a particular cross section (at-a-station) and variations along the length of the stream (downstream variations). Characteristics responsive to analysis by hydraulic geometry include width (water-surface width), depth (mean water depth), velocity (mean velocity through the cross section), centroid, slope, and channel friction. Changes in river geometry are defined by cross section. The geometrical computation was achieved by surveying using GPS RTK, calibrated rope, measuring tape, ranging rod and topographical map. The result obtained showed that the hydraulic radius increases downstream with values ranges from (9.99 34.55) cm for upstream and downstream respectively. The slope varies from 0.038 for upstream and 0.002 for mid and downstream respectively. Centroid value on omi river varies from 0.025-0.53. The highest value was obtained at upstream while downstream value was 0.042.
Autorenporträt
Olaniyan Olatunji Sunday lectures in Civil Engineering Department LAUTECH Ogbomoso. He has a Master's degree in Civil Engineering (University of Ibadan) and Master of Science in Engineering Geology (VUB, Belgium). He is married to Rosemary and blessed with Israel. Currently a doctoral student in the area of Hydraulics and Environmental Engineering.