| About
this website |
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About IAL seepage management
project |
| Seepage
risk, potential |
| Identification
and measurement |
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General
issues in channel seepage identification and measurement |
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Recommended
approach and techniques |
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Define objectives |
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Collate site physical condition data |
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Evaluate site condition data |
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Select seepage measurement techniques |
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Implement seepage measurement techniques |
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Interpret results |
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Techniques
for identification and measurement |
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Inflow-outflow
tests: summary |
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Inflow-outflow
tests: principle, method |
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Inflow-outflow
tests: applicability, practical implementation, experience
from the trials, indicative costs |
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Pondage
tests: summary |
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Pondage
tests: principle, method |
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Pondage
tests: applicability, practical implementation, experience
from the trials, indicative costs |
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Point
measurement: summary |
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Point
measurement: principle, method |
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Point
measurement: applicability, practical implementation, experience
from the trials, indicative costs |
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Soil
and geological profile classification: summary |
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Soil
and geological profile classification: principle, method |
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Soil
and geological profile classification: applicability, practical
implementation, experience from the trials, indicative costs |
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Groundwater
assessment: summary |
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Groundwater
assessment: principle, method |
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Groundwater
assessment: applicability, practical implementation, experience
from the trials, indicative costs |
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Geophysical
surveys: summary |
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Geophysical
surveys: principle, method |
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Geophysical
surveys: applicability, practical implementation, experience
from the trials, indicative costs |
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Remote
sensing: summary |
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Remote
sensing: principle, method |
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Remote
sensing: applicability, practical implementation, experience
from the trials, indicative costs |
| Remediation |
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Approach
to seepage remediation assessment |
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Identify and quantify the seepage problem |
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Determine remediation objectives |
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Collect and evaluate site information |
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Review remediation objectives |
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Determine assessment criteria |
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Select potential techniques |
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Consider all possible options |
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Prepare cost estimates |
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Decision to pursue seepage remediation |
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Undertake economic analysis |
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Prioritise techniques |
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Select remediation technique |
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Undertake remediation works |
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Develop and implement maintenance program |
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Monitor effectiveness |
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Channel
seepage remediation techniques |
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Earthen
lining techniques |
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Compacted
earthen liners |
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Clay
lining example: Channel 12 |
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Clay
lining example: Waranga Western Channel |
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Other
Australian examples |
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Channel
bank remodelling |
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Loose
earthen linings |
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Bentonite
treatments |
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Modified
soil earthen linings |
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Soil
sealants |
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Hard
surface lining techniques |
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Concrete |
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Shotcrete |
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Grouted
fabric mats |
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Soil-cement
lining |
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Flumes
and pipes |
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Tiles
and bricks |
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Asphalt |
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Flexible
membrane lining techniques |
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Flexible
membrane materials |
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Covered
liners |
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High-density
polyethylene (0.75mm) |
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Geosynthetic
clay liners |
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Exposed
liners |
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High-density
polyethylene (2mm Exposed) |
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High-density
polyethylene (1.5mm Exposed) |
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Linear
low-density PE and very low-density PE (1.5mm) |
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DamSeal |
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Unreinforced
polypropylene (1mm) |
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Unreinforced
polypropylene (0.75mm) |
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Reinforced
polypropylene (1.1mm) |
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EPDM
Rubber |
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Butyl
Rubber |
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Asphalt |
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Groundwater
intervention techniques |
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Core
trenching |
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Groundwater
pumping |
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Vegetation |
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Tile
drains |
| Remediation
costs, benefits |
| Prioritisation
of works |
| Project
review |
| Case
studies |
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Donald
Main Channel |
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Waranga
Western Channel |
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Case study template |
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| Glossary |
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