The benefits of flood alleviation: a manual of assessment techniques.

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TextPublication details: Aldershot, Hampshire: Gower, 1983Description: x, 297p.: ill., mapsISBN:

056600190X

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Flood damage prevention -- Evaluation -- Handbooks, manuals, etc

DDC classification:

F 363.3493 PEN

Subject: Benefit appraisal has long been the order of the day for verifying that flood protection and land drainage projects are worth doing. Develops a data base to determine flood damage costs based on information derived from real floods and insurance values.

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"Reprinted 1983, 1986 by Gower Publishing Company Limited" - t.p. verso

"With contributions from Stephen J. Farrell, Susan H. Salvin and Roger C. Witts" - t.p.

Bibliography: p.293-294

First published: Saxon House, 1977

Includes index

Benefit appraisal has long been the order of the day for verifying that flood protection and land drainage projects are worth doing. Develops a data base to determine flood damage costs based on information derived from real floods and insurance values.

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