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Designs to reach new heights

As a follow up to their paper published in the February 2006 issue of IWP&DC which focused on building two auxiliary dams and reservoirs to increase storage capacity at Marathon dam, E C Kalkani and P Foteinopoulos present research which investigates the alternative of increasing the height of the dam to improve storage.