Robert Boes

Professor for Hydraulic Structures

ETH-Bereich Hochschulen

Switzerland

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Robert Boes is a Professor for Hydraulic Structures at ETH-Bereich Hochschulen in Switzerland. His research focuses on innovative solutions for fish passage and hydraulic structures, as evidenced by his recent publications on 3D fish tracking, sediment bypassing, and the efficiency of fish guidance systems. He is committed to enhancing the sustainability of hydropower schemes while investigating the effects of hydrodynamics on fish behavior.

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Ana T. Silva

Norwegian Institute for Nature Research

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Nils Rüther

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Technical University of Munich

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Norwegian Institute for Nature Research

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Articles (9)

FishSeg: 3D Fish Tracking Using Mask R-CNN in Large Ethohydraulic Flumes

Combining Fish Passage and Sediment Bypassing: A Conceptual Solution for Increased Sustainability of Dams and Reservoirs

Field Investigation of Hydraulics and Fish Guidance Efficiency of a Horizontal Bar Rack-Bypass System

Design of Desanding Facilities for Hydropower Schemes Based on Trapping Efficiency

Protection and Guidance of Downstream Moving Fish with Electrified Horizontal Bar Rack Bypass Systems

Effects of Secondary Currents on Turbulence Characteristics of Supercritical Open Channel Flows at Low Aspect Ratios

Swimming Behavior of Downstream Moving Fish at Innovative Curved-Bar Rack Bypass Systems for Fish Protection at Water Intakes

Head Losses of Horizontal Bar Racks as Fish Guidance Structures

Velocity Fields at Horizontal Bar Racks as Fish Guidance Structures

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Ana T. Silva

Nils Rüther

Anders Foldvik

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