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39:25 Project Briefing Session Project Briefing Session	Project Briefing Session Recording of project briefing including requirements and Q&A. hydropower things scheme lot thing power level bit point hydrology groups river week questions projects meeting process chat uncertainty feasibility hand From Gareth Harrison on September 28th, 2020 0 likes 15 plays 0 Course Code SCEE11014 Publisher Gareth Harrison Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Language English Date Created September 28th, 2020
04:21 Inch Park Introduction Video Inch Park Introduction Video	Inch Park Introduction Video This short video introduces the virtual tour of Inch Park. Please work your way through this Learn page and the Google Virtual Tour to see what we discussed on the fieldtrip and hopefully you will be… research skills in physical geography inch park fieldtrip park water lots species week wildlife channel evidence vegetation heritage sources types bats river peak rest restoration space students place From Anthony Newton on September 27th, 2020 0 likes 5 plays 0 Course Code GEGR08012 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution No Derivatives Date Created September 27th, 2020
33:21 Lecture 4 Civil Components Lecture 4 Civil Components	Lecture 4 Civil Components David Williams describes typical approaches used for the major civil engineering elements of a hydro scheme, including a walk through of the construction of a scheme. hydropower civil engineering pipe water river channel powerhouse pipeline scheme intake turbine screen flow components bay requirements access hand bottom construction fish weir From Gareth Harrison on September 25th, 2020 0 likes 38 plays 0 Course Code SCEE11014 Publisher Gareth Harrison Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Language English Date Created September 25th, 2020
17:36 Lecture 2 Hydrology Lecture 2 Hydrology	Lecture 2 Hydrology David Williams provides a short lecture on hydrological considerations. hydropower hydrology catchment flow curve duration river rainfall rate turbine characteristics station hydrograph evapotranspiration geology point losses power gaging areas accidents flows From Gareth Harrison on September 22nd, 2020 0 likes 69 plays 0 Course Code SCEE11014 Publisher Gareth Harrison Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Language English Date Created September 22nd, 2020
09:57 Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction	Lecture 1 Introduction Professor David Williams provides a short introduction to hydropower. hydropower introduction water river scheme intake storage power pipeline powerhouse turbine hydro channel components connection flow race tail pipe grid energy times From Gareth Harrison on September 21st, 2020 0 likes 41 plays 0 Course Code SCEE11014 Publisher Gareth Harrison Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives Language English Date Created September 21st, 2020
06:46 CANTO 49 CANTO 49	CANTO 49 CANTO 49 This event showcases the Fifth Decad of Cantos (42-51) that Ezra Pound composed in 1934-36. While continuing on his epic journey, Pound started this section with new focus and new ideas. As… ezra pound canto 49 cantos of ezra pound 1930's poetry canto lines man poems pound water river stillness emperor lakes power moves boat sunset leaks autumn rain beasts dimension patterns From John Glendinning on February 18th, 2020 0 likes 16 plays 0 Publisher School of LLC Licence Type All rights reserved Language English Date Created February 18th, 2020

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