Ecohydraulic Assessment of Water Abstraction for Hydroelectric Power Generation in the Anegawa River, Japan

Ecohydraulic Assessment of Water Abstraction for Hydroelectric Power Generation in the Anegawa River, Japan
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DOI:
10.7132/jrcsa.25_1_7
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发表时间:
2019
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Journal of Rainwater Catchment Systems
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通讯作者:
S. Maeda;S. Ishizaki;A. Minagawa;Hisashi Kobayashi;Koshi Yoshida;H. Kuroda
S. Maeda;S. Ishizaki;A. Minagawa;Hisashi Kobayashi;Koshi Yoshida;H. Kuroda
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作者:
S. Maeda;S. Ishizaki;A. Minagawa;Hisashi Kobayashi;Koshi Yoshida;H. Kuroda

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