 General remarks
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Case studies can be used advantageously in problem or project based learning. In more standard settings where studying theoretical aspects preceeds application, these cases can be used for practicing on a large scale problem.
Several of the examples suggested here require material from other chapters and can be used in a manner that integrates the study of different types of phenomena.
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Blood flow in mammals—Windkessel models of the aorta
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Further Cases |
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Rainwater management in urban areas |
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Management of artificial lakes for hydroelectric power plants |
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Snow, rain, and river floods |
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Groundwater flow and toxic waste |
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