Question

what is dyke management​

Answer 1

Explanation:

A dyke is basically an embankment or stoppage created in an elongated naturally occurring ridge or specifically constructed wall that hinders water going beyond a certain height.

Now dyke management is all about such activities where the purpose is to manage the flood and control it prior to its damaging effects. It is a proper team that ensures that dykes are in proper condition to stop or divert the route of flood

Answer 2

Answer:

Dyke Management  

As characterized in the Dike Maintenance Act, a dam is a bank, divider, fill heaping, siphon, entryway, floodbox, pipe, conduit, duct, waterway, dump, channel, or whatever other thing that is developed, collected, or introduced to forestall the flooding of land.

In British Columbia, dams are works that address significant flood perils.  

There are in excess of 200 directed embankments in B.C. with an absolute length of more than 1100 kilometers, securing 160,000 hectares of significant land.  

The Lower Mainland is subject to the uprightness of:  

• 600 kilometers of diking  

• 400 floodboxes  

• 100 pumpstations