DAM ENGINEERING JOURNAL
The Editors of Dam Engineering journal have published a Special Issue dedicated to the Fifth International DAM WORLD Conference. This edition features the five best technical-scientific papers selected from the conference proceedings.
BEST TECHNICAL-SCIENTIFIC PAPERS
Critical Aspects of using Vibrating Wire Piezometers In Geotechnical Monitoring of Dams: How To Meet Basic Operating Principles of The Devices and Avoid Common Errors that Compromise Monitoring
Wellerson da Silva Bastos, Marcos de Avila Pimenta Filho, Luiza Fernandes de Almeida, Marina Martins Ferreira, Mauro Pio dos Santos Junior ● Brazil
LNEC Support to the Design Adaptation of Alto Tâmega Dam Due to the Rock Slide on the Right Bank Slope
José Muralha, Luís Lamas, António Batista, Juan Mata and Carlos Serra ● Portugal
Continuous Ambient Vibration Measurements: Experimental Set up and First Results on an Arch Dam
Barthelemy Steck, Emmanuel Robbe, Nicolas Humbert ● France
The Challenges of the Brazilian Electric Energy Regulatory Agency on Mitigate Effects from 2024 Rio Grande do Sul Floods
Sérgio Leite, Ludimila da Silva, Luiz Rogério Gomes ● Brazil
Optimizing Tailings Dam Safety: Integrating Human Factors and Evolving Hazard
Franco Oboni, Cesar Oboni ● Canada
The Organisers of the DAM WORLD Conference Series would also like to express their sincere appreciation for the ongoing collaboration with the Editors of Dam Engineering journal, a valued partnership that has been in place since 2015.
INFRASTRUCTURES JOURNAL
The Editors of the INFRASTRUCTURES Journal will publish in 2025 one Special Issue with the 10 Best Academic-Scientific Papers from the Proceedings of the Fifth International DAM WORLD Conference.
The Organisers of the DAM WORLD Conference Series acknowledge the partnership with the Editors of the Infrastructures Journal.
BEST ACADEMIC-SCIENTIFIC PAPERS
A CFD Account of the Mean Flow and Turbulence over a Breached Embankment Dam
Rui M. L. Ferreira, Nuno M. Martins, Teresa Alvarez, Teresa Viseu ● Portugal
Stability Analysis of Concrete Dam Foundations Following a Hybrid Discrete Element/Finite Element Approach
Nuno Monteiro Azevedo, Maria Braga Farinha, Sérgio Oliveira ● Portugal
Analysis of the Dynamic Characteristics of Trapezoidal CSG Dams Using Seismic Records
Nario Yasuda, Zengyan Cao, Yuya Kozaki ● Japan
Dynamic Behaviour of a Concrete Dam: Development of Statistical and Machine Learning Models for Interpretation of Monitoring Data
Andres Mauricio Guzman Sejas, Sérgio Pereira, Juan Mata, Álvaro Cunha ● Portugal
In-situ Estimation of Breach Outflow Hydrographs From Fluvial Dike Failures: A Methodology Integrating Real-time Monitoring and Physical Modelling - Portugal
Ricardo Jónatas, Sílvia Amaral, Rui Aleixo, João Bilé Serra, Rui Ferreira ● Portugal
Development of the Combined Fish Pass of FRATEL’S DAM using Numerical and Physical Modelling
Jose Falcao de Melo, Lourenço Sassetti Mendes, António Muralha, Pedro Pinto, João Miguel Oliveira, Liliana Benites Carvalho, Pedro Raposo Almeida, Bernardo Quintella, Carlos M. Alexandre, Ana Sofia Rato ● Portugal
Safety Verification by 3d Dynamic Analysis of A 100-Year-Old Masonry Arch–Gravity Concrete Dam
Naoki Iwata, Ryoji Kiyota, Hideaki Kawasaki, Masaharu Kurihara ● Japan
Simplified Analytical Solutions of Free Surface Migration Within Originally Dry, Coarse Grain Sized, Embankment Dam Materials
Francesco Federico, Chiara Cesali ● Italy
Evaluating 3-D Effects On Tailings Dam Stability: A Comparative Analysis Using FS3D/2D ratios
Raul Conceição, Gonçalo Ferreira, João Camões Lourenço Henrique Lopes ● Portugal
Adaptive Warning Thresholds in Dam Safety Using Kernel Density Estimation
Nathalia Silva Cancino, Joaquín Irazabal, Fernando Salazar, Juan Mata ● Spain
DW2025 BEST PAPER
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Continuous Ambient Vibration Measurements: Experimental Set up and First Results on an Arch Dam
Barthelemy Steck, Emmanuel Robbe, Nicolas Humbert ● France
Infrastructures (ISSN 2412-3811) is an international scientific open access journal covering all aspects of infrastructure engineering published monthly online by MDPI. /Infrastructures/ is indexed by ESCI (Web of Science) and Scopus. The Impact Factor 2023 is 2.7, ranked Q2 in the "Engineering, Civil" category and its CiteScore 2023 is 5.2, ranked Q1 in the "Building and Construction" category. The journal is affiliated to International Society for Maintenance and Rehabilitation of Transport Infrastructures (iSMARTi). It is free for readers and provides rapid publication. Manuscripts are peer-reviewed and a first decision is provided to authors approximately 16.8 days after submission; acceptance to publication is undertaken in 3.7 days (median values for papers published in this journal in the first half of 2024).