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1 Ole Nielsen: ANUGA - Present Applications and Future Potential, 16 September 2008 Dam break tank experiment (Collaboration with UQ) Photos from University of Queensland, Matthew Barnes

2 Ole Nielsen: ANUGA - Present Applications and Future Potential, 16 September 2008 Simulation of dam break tank

3 Ole Nielsen: ANUGA - Present Applications and Future Potential, 16 September 2008 Run-up distance validation Results from University of Queensland, Natasha Morrison

4 Ole Nielsen: ANUGA - Present Applications and Future Potential, 16 September 2008 On-shore Validation – Dam break tank displacement sensor ANUGA Velocity sensor ANUGA Results from University of Queensland, Matthew Barnes

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