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Dams and reservoirs of Iran
The dams and reservoirs of Iran are a network of more than 100 large dams, mostly built since the 1950s, storing water for irrigation, drinking supply, and hydropower.
Dams and reservoirs of Turkey
The dams and reservoirs of Turkey are about 992 state-built dams and 709 ponds storing 182.79 billion cubic meters of water, supplying about a quarter of national electricity capacity.
Dams in Asia
Dams in Asia are the barriers, reservoirs, and hydropower stations built across the continent's rivers; Asia holds 9,526 dams, 27 percent of the world total, and half its hydropower capacity.
Dams in China
Dams in China are the reservoirs and hydropower works on the country's rivers, the largest system in the world, led by the Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze.
Dams in Kyūshū and Okinawa
Dams in Kyūshū and Okinawa are the dams of Japan's Kyūshū island and Okinawa, built for flood control and stable water supplies, with Tsuruda Dam the flagship.
Dams in the Chūgoku region
Dams in the Chūgoku region are the major dams of western Honshu, Japan, built for flood control, water supply, and hydropower; the tallest is the 103 m Shin-Nariwagawa Dam.
Dams in the Kansai region
Dams in the Kansai region are the major dams of Japan's Kansai prefectures, including Amagase, Kawakami, and Miyagawa, which provide flood control, water supply to 14 million people, and hydropower.
Dams in the Kantō region
The dams in the Kantō region, concentrated on the Tone and Ara rivers, provide flood control, water supply, and hydropower for the Tokyo metropolitan area.
Dams in the Tōhoku region
The dams in the Tōhoku region of Japan form a dense network of large multipurpose dams, centered on the Kitakami River basin, built for flood control, hydropower, and water supply.
Dams of al-Andalus
The dams of al-Andalus, called al-súdd in Arabic (the source of Spanish azud), were barriers built in Islamic Iberia to divert or store river water for irrigation.
Dams of Turkey by province and river basin
Dams of Turkey by province and river basin is an overview of Turkey's dams, 992 storing 182.79 billion cubic meters across 25 river basins and its provinces.
Dan Arvizu
Dan Arvizu is an American mechanical engineer and materials scientist who directed the National Renewable Energy Laboratory from 2005 to 2015 and chaired the National Science Board.
Dan Boneh
Dan Boneh (דן בונה) is a cryptographer and Stanford professor who heads the Applied Cryptography Group and is known for pairing-based cryptography and BLS signatures.
Dan Bricklin
Dan Bricklin, born in Philadelphia in 1951, is an American software engineer who conceived VisiCalc, the first electronic spreadsheet, while studying at Harvard Business School.
Dan E. Karn Power Station
The Dan E. Karn Power Station is a natural gas and oil-fired power plant owned by Consumers Energy on Saginaw Bay in Essexville, Michigan, opened in 1959.
Dan Hirschberg
Dan Hirschberg is a computer scientist and Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Irvine, best known for a 1975 algorithm computing a longest common subsequence in linear space.
DAN jailbreak
The DAN jailbreak was a family of Reddit prompts from December 2022 that told ChatGPT to roleplay as DAN, "Do Anything Now", free of its rules.
Dan Li (materials scientist)
Dan Li (李丹) is a materials scientist and Chair Professor at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, known for his 2008 paper on stable aqueous graphene dispersions.
Dan Linstedt
Dan Linstedt is the American data architect who invented the Data Vault data warehouse modeling method (hubs, links, satellites) in the 1990s, published it from 2002, created Data Vault 2.0, and co-founded Scalefree and DataVaultAlliance.
Dan Luss
Dan Luss is an Israeli-born chemical engineer at the University of Houston, known for chemical reaction engineering, reactor dynamics and safety, and a National Academy of Engineering member.
Dan M. Goebel
Dan M. Goebel is a JPL Fellow and electric propulsion scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2015.
Dan Maydan
Dan Maydan is an electrical engineer who was President of Applied Materials from 1994 to 2003, building it into the world's leading maker of semiconductor production equipment.
Dan Oil and Gas Field
Dan is an oil and gas field in the Danish North Sea, discovered in 1971 and onstream in 1972 as Denmark's first producing oil field.
Dan Peer
Dan Peer is an Israeli nanomedicine researcher, Vice President for Research and Development at Tel Aviv University since 2020, known for targeted lipid nanoparticles delivering RNA payloads.
Dan S. Henningson
Dan S. Henningson is a Swedish fluid dynamicist, professor of fluid mechanics at KTH in Stockholm, known for work on transition to turbulence and hydrodynamic stability.
Dan Tana's
Dan Tana's is a 17-table Italian restaurant on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, opened in 1964 by former soccer player Dan Tana and long a celebrity favorite.
Dan Willard
Dan Edward Willard (died 2023) was an American computer scientist and SUNY Albany professor known for the x-fast and y-fast tries, fusion trees, and range-searching lower bounds.
Dan-Air
Dan-Air (Dan-Air Services Ltd) was a British airline owned by shipbrokers Davies and Newman, operating from 1953 until its sale to British Airways in 1992.
Dana 60
The Dana 60 is a heavy-duty axle made by Dana Incorporated since 1955, used in 3/4-ton and 1-ton pickups and popular for off-road axle swaps.
Dana Angluin
Dana Angluin (Dana Charmian Angluin) is an American computer scientist, Professor Emeritus at Yale, known for the L algorithm for learning regular languages and for population protocols.