This document summarizes studies conducted on the canals of Venice from 1991 to 2010. It analyzes the timing of tides and quantifies changes over time in the hydrodynamics of the canals. Methodologies are described for measuring tide delay at two locations and collecting hydrodynamics data on flow velocities and directions. The results show changes in velocities and shifting flow patterns between 1999 and 2010. The document sets out to standardize the presentation of canal data and ensure its sustainable collection and analysis into the future.
54. Grazie Mille! Acknowledgements Team Rii would like to thank… …The Istituzione Centro Previsioni e Segnalazioni Maree for taking the time out of their busy schedules to give us a tour of their facility, to provide us with daily tide forecasts through personal e-mail and to provide us with the details that we needed to complete this project. ...UNESCO and Insulafor providing us with data and information from their past studies that were crucial to our project ...And lastly to our advisors Professor Fabio Carrera and Professor James Cocolafor without their guidance we would not have been able to complete this project in such a successful manner.
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Info:This WPI project team was the first to deal with the flow characteristics of the Venetian canals. They studied four canals in Dorsoduro at the northern end of the Grand Canal, set the standards for taking flow measurements, and devised methods for archiving results in dBASE IV and Lotus 123. Their measurements were inaccurate, however, due to the fact that they used a cork as a flotation device, which traveled with the surface water only, and was highly susceptible to the effects of wind and boat traffic.
More pictures – We should not have ‘standing’ pictures
Cittadei Rii -> map of all hydro data that is in the book -> model??Should be represented in this slide through picturesNo ‘standing’ pictures