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Spillway flow test conducted for Garrison Dam Safety Modification Project

Matt Stobbe (center), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District dam safety engineer, speaks with Jay Ling (left), Omaha District program manager, and John Benson, Omaha District engineering division chief, during a functional flow test of the Garrison Dam spillway. The test measured water depth and velocity to calculate total spillway flow, providing valuable data to help ensure the spillway’s long-term performance and reliability. The operation also tested the spillway’s tainter gates to confirm they are ready to perform their critical flood-control role during future high-water events. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Delanie Stafford)

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Tags: Garrison Dam, infrastructure, dam safety, flood risk management, ENGINEERING, Omaha USACE, NorthDakota

Photo by: Delanie Stafford | VIRIN: 260624-A-KS317-1016.JPG

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