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resilients:control_of_the_commons [2011-12-09 15:51] 62.116.80.106resilients:control_of_the_commons [2011-12-13 22:20] – distance question. 62.116.80.106
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 The Murray river will involve the second construction of a vessel and the first journey. The construction will happen in Port Adelaide, transport to the launching place will be from our support team. The Murray river will involve the second construction of a vessel and the first journey. The construction will happen in Port Adelaide, transport to the launching place will be from our support team.
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 +One questio that remains very open is our expected speed along the river. Which is closely dependent upon the water speed. On one extreme we have:
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 +"With the exception of Weir 6, Murtho, the weir pool of each storage extends to the storage upstream. Therefore, the River Murray between Blanchetown and Wentworth is more like a series of lakes than a lowland river, particularly when river flows are low." from http://www.murrayriver.com.au/about-the-murray/locks-weirs-dams-barrages/
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 +From the flow rate measurements, estimating the river width at around 150m and the depth 4m (probably too deep) we get a speed around 500 m / hour, i.e. half a kmh. because we overestimate the cross section of the river, this number is probably too low.
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 +From people travelling on various European rivers, upstream as well as downstream, we have travel distances around 40 km per day. This seems too high. 
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