Abstract: Thermal anemometry is widely used to measure fluid velocity and boundary shear stress. Sensor calibration is required and results in a nonlinear equation with anemometer voltage as a function of fluid velocity or shear ...

Abstract: Two simple models are developed to predict the advance rate of flow in furrows. The first model is developed using a modified version of Muskingum flood‐routing techniques. The second model is developed by assuming that ...

Abstract: Stormwater management is necessary to protect surface waters from pollutants, and significant amounts of time and money are being expended to purchase and install sediment control logs for this purpose. Testing to compare ...

Abstract: A common difficulty in stream health assessments is the scarcity of real-time dissolved oxygen (DO) data. Discrete DO measurements, collected at times often imposed by sampling constraints, are difficult to use in assessments ...

Abstract: Cover cropping practices are being researched to reduce artificial subsurface drainage nitrate-nitrogen (nitrate-N) losses from agricultural lands in the upper Mississippi watershed. A soil-plant-atmosphere simulation ...