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SYMPOSIUM SPECIAL SESSION “OROVILLE DAM SPILLWAY INCIDENT” 1-ORO WARNINGS AND THE HUMAN RESPONSE Jason Needham .................................................................................................. 23 2-ORO SITUATION DEVELOPMENT, INCIDENT RESPONSE AND PUBLIC SAFETY David Gutierrez, William Croyle ........................................................................ 41 3-ORO FAST-TRACK RECOVERY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION TO ADDRESS CRITICAL DAM SAFETY Les Harder ........................................................................................................... 63 4-ORO ROLLER COMPACTED CONCRETE INFLUENCES ON RECOVERY STRUCTURAL DESIGN FEATURES Michael Rogers ................................................................................................... 85 5-ORO GEOLOGICAL AND GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR RECOVERY DESIGN FEATURES Mike Gray .......................................................................................................... 101 6-ORO HYDROLOGIC AND HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES TO INFORM OPERATION AND DESIGN Mark Fortner ...................................................................................................... 123 7-ORO FINDINGS OF THE SPILLWAY INCIDENT FORENSIC INVESTIGATION John France ...................................................................................................... 145 TOPIC 1: CLIMATE CHANGES RESERVOIR OPERATION T1-1 ID 28 MODELLING THE UNCERTAINTY OF INFLOW TO SHORT-TERM RESERVOIR OPERATION USING FUNCTIONAL EXPANSION-BASED METHOD Duan Chen, Bo Hu ............................................................................................ 171 T1-2 ID 29 INCREASE EFFICIENCY OF VORTEX SETTLING BASIN IN IMBIBITION OF DAM'S RESERVOIR IN TIME OF FLOODWATER Amin Hajiahmadi, Mojtaba Saneie, Mehdi Azhdari Moghaddam ................. 179 T1-3 ID 34 GROWING NEED FOR STORAGE AS AUSTRALIA TRANSITIONS FROM COAL ENERGY TO RENEWABLES Richard Herweynen, Nick West ....................................................................... 199 T1-4 ID 41 CLIMATE EFFECT ASSESSMENT OF THREE GORGES PROJECT Long Xing .......................................................................................................... 211 T1-5 ID 48 DETERMINATION OF CONTROL WATER LEVEL ON SUTAMI AND LAHOR RESERVOIR TO AVOID THE POSSIBILITY OCCURS OVERTOPPING DUE TO PROBABILITY MAXIMUM FLOOD Ulie Mospar Dewanto, Arief Satria Marsudi, Rahmah Dara Lufira .............. 221 T1-6 ID 74 IMPACT OF UPPER YANGTZE CASCADE RESERVOIRS OPERATION ON THREE GORGES RESERVOIR IN IMPOUNDMENT PERIOD Gao Yulei, Wang Hai......................................................................................... 231