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Ponsioen, L. (author), Hoang, T.L.G. (author)
A feasibility study on coastal problems in Hoi An, Vietnam. Finding a solution for the erosion problem of the city of hoi An is affected by in the recent decades.
report 2015
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Trung, L.H. (author)
The phenomenon of wave overtopping during storms was simulated by the Wave Overtopping Simulator on a 1/15 grass covered slope. The four 'Wave Overtopping Simulator' tests were done within the framework of the Research project 'Super sea dike with high safety level and environmental friendly' funded by Viet Nam government. The main objective of...
report 2012
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Trung, L.H. (author)
Report on destructive overtopping tests executed with the wave overtopping simulator along the coast of Vietnam to investigate the strength of the inner slopes of grass dikes. This report presents measurement and observation results obtained during destructive tests with the simulator in Do Son, Thinh Long and Thai Thuy. After the first chapter,...
report 2011
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Hoai, T.Q. (author)
Set of guidelines for the design if sea dikes in Vietnam. English version of the draft Vietnamese guidelines (intended for discussions with the Dutch counterparts). Main report plus appendices for detailed calculations and boundary conditions
report 2011
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Marchand, M. (author)
In Vietnam mangrove rehabilitation has a long history and gained momentum after the war that destroyed huge forested areas, especially in the Mekong Delta. In addition, in various places mangrove have been and still are being planted specifically as a way to protect shorelines and sea-dykes from wave attack. The success of such projects highly...
report 2008
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Vu, T.T.A. (author)
Failure analysis of sea dikes in the northern part of Viet Nam. Solutions to improve the present dikes in a cost efficient way.
report 2003
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Luong Giang Vu, V. (author)
Vietnam has about 3260 km of coastline, primarily consisting of low-Iying coastal areas. More than 165 km of this coastline are within the Red River Delta, a densely populated region which experiences substantial dynamic changes and destruction due to frequent intense impacts from the river (floods) and the sea (typhoons, changes in sea level,...
report 2003
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Huong, N.T.T. (author)
Among a variety of elements, the nearshore wave climate is considered to be the most important aspect to explain erosion problems along the coast. Due to the fact that available data is limited, numerical models are valuable and necessary tools to apply. This study is initiated with the main objective to study the nearshore wave climate of the...
report 2003
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Nguyen Thi Thu, H. (author)
Among a variety of elements, the nearshore wave elimate is considered to be the most important aspect to explain erosion problems along the coast. Oue to the fact that available data is limited, numerical models are valuable and necessary tools to apply. This study is initiated with the main objective to study the nearshore wave elimate of the...
report 2003
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Thuy, V.T.T. (author)
Model to determine storm surges due to typhoons along the Vietnmase coast using Delft3d.
report 2003
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Lam, N.T. (author)
The Tarn Giang-Cau Hai lagoon is the most important coastal lagoon of Vietnam located in Thua Thien-Hue province. Basically formed in the late Holocene (more than 2000 years ago), the lagoon is being in the development stage. Its tidal inlets, nowadays are the Thuan An and Tu Hien inlets, are dynamic and ephemeral morphological features. Inlet...
report 2002
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Traditionally, the design of sea and river dikes in Vietnam is primarily based on a water level with a particular frequency of being exceeded. The frequencies of exceedence of design levels and governing discharge are widely regarded as constituting a standard for the safety of the region protected by the dikes and are interpreted in terms of...
report 2002
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Anonymus, A. (author)
Evaluation on mitigation of natural disasters, mainly floods, in Central Vietnam, results of the findings of the mission, policy planning, disaster response, sustainability, donor response, prioritized list of mitigation projects, empowerment of communities that live with floods,
report 2000
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Anonymous, A. (author)
After the severe floods that occurred at the end of 1999 in the Central Provinces of Vietnam, and the devastating effect they had in terms of loss of life and property, a series of disaster mitigation initiatives were taken by a number of Government Authorities and the Vietnam Donor Community. These initiatives were led by the Ministry of...
report 2000
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Pilarczyk, K.W. (author), Eversdijk, P.J. (author), Kant, G. (author)
The coastal areas of Vietnam are repeatedly hit by devastating storms and typhoons. Protective sea dikes are overtopped or breached frequently, with the resulting flooding causing damage to agriculture land, loss of life and crops, and destruction of infrastructure. In the coastal area of the five northern provinces of the Red River Delta, 361...
report 1996
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Pilarczyk, K.W. (author), Eversdijk, P.J. (author), Kant, G. (author)
Inventory of the status of the sea dikes in the Red River Delta (northern Vietnam) partly as preparation for improvement works subsidized by the world food program.
report 1996
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Pilarczyk, K.W. (author), Eversdijk, P.J. (author), Kant, G. (author)
As a result of the strong similarity in physical nature between the Netherlands and Viet Nam on water related issues, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has requested to the Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management of the Netherlands for technical assistance on flood control...
report 1996
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Bil, F. (author)
Description of failure of a seadike in Vietnam during a typhone flood
report 1995
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Le Huy Thang, T. (author)
In designing marine and coastal structures there always exists a considerable uncertainty, especially regarding the reliability of the data to be used. This is primarily due to the stochastic nature of sea waves - one of the most complex, volatile, pertinacious and uncomprehensible of nature's forces. Indeed, even if using all the available...
report 1995
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Handwritten tables with observed hourly waterlevels at the tidal station of Hon Dau (near Hai Phong in Vietnam) covering the period 1975-1995.
report 1995
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