Matthias Kramer

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University of New South Wales at Australian Defence Force Academy

Australia

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Matthias Kramer is a Lecturer at the University of New South Wales at the Australian Defence Force Academy in Australia. His research primarily focuses on air-water flow dynamics, including advancements in measurement techniques and instrumentation. He is also engaged in studies related to fluvial plastics and groundwater vulnerability assessments using Bayesian inference.

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Air-water flows at hydraulic structures: Experimental investigations of interfacial characteristics and air-water mass transfer

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Robert Niven

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University of New South Wales

AUSTRALIA

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Daniel B. Bung

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FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY

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Stefan Felder

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University of New South Wales

AUSTRALIA

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Mário Franca

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Karlsruher Institut für Technologie

GERMANY

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José M. Carrillo

Associate Professor

Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena

SPAIN

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Discussion of “Resurrecting a Neglected Measurement Technique for Air–Water Flows”

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Improving the Measurement of Air–Water Flow Properties Using Remote Distance Sensing Technology

Enhancing groundwater vulnerability assessment through Bayesian inference

Numerical plastic transport modelling in fluvial systems: Review and formulation of boundary conditions

Developing the next generation of dual-tip phase-detection probes for air–water flow experiments

Surface Detachment and Bed Entrainment of Fluvial Plastics

On the estimation of specific interfacial areas in aerated flows

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Can Developments in Air–Water Flow Instrumentation Advance Hydraulic Design?

Predicting flow resistance in open-channel flows with submerged vegetation

Linking turbulent waves and bubble diffusion in self-aerated open-channel flows: two-state air concentration

Self-Aeration and Flow Resistance in High-Velocity Flows Down Spillways with Microrough Inverts

Velocities and Turbulent Stresses of Free-Surface Skimming Flows over Triangular Cavities

Comparison of DRASTIC and DRASTICL groundwater vulnerability assessments of the Burdekin Basin, Queensland, Australia

The key role of surface tension in the transport and quantification of plastic pollution in rivers

Multilayer Velocity Model Predicting Flow Resistance of Aerated Flows Down Grass-Lined Spillway

Effect of inflow conditions on the free-surface properties of hydraulic jumps

Drag Reduction in Aerated Chute Flow: Role of Bottom Air Concentration

Remote Sensing of Aerated Flows at Large Dams: Proof of Concept

Collaborators (5)

Robert Niven

Daniel B. Bung

Stefan Felder

Mário Franca

José M. Carrillo

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