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Criteria for hydrologic design considerations; floods;
probable maximum flood, surge and seiche flooding, and tsunami
flooding;  seismically  induced  potential  dam  failures;  ice
effects; flood protection requirements; low water considerations;
dispersion, dilution, and travel times of accidental releases of
liquid effluents in surface water; and groundwater considerations
are identified in this section.
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