2013 · 19 citations · 6 references
EngineeringHydrologyWater Resources ManagementHydraulic EngineeringHydraulicsStream RestorationChannel DesignChannel MorphodynamicsHydraulic ModelingRiver Channel MorphologyRiver EngineeringRiver HydraulicsChannel Hydraulic GeometryChannel HydraulicsChannelsCritical Shear RateCritical Shear StressHydraulic RoughnessRiver Channel FormSediment Transport Equations
Stream physical condition is increasingly a priority for resource managers. Assessment, monitoring and restoration techniques continue to be developed and standardized. Toward these ends a suite of spreadsheet tools, the STREAM Modules, has been developed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Ohio State University. This ongoing project began in 1998 and currently freely provides the following modules: 1) Reference Reach Spreadsheet for reducing channel survey data and calculating basic bankfull hydraulic characteristics, 2) Regime Equations for determining the dimensions of typical channel form, 3) Meander Pattern that dimensions a simple arc and line best fit of the sine-generated curve, 4) Cross-section and Profile that can be used to illustrate the difference between existing and proposed channel form, 5) Sediment Equations which includes expanded and condensed forms of critical dimensionless shear, boundary roughness and common bed load equations, and finally 6) Contrasting Channels that computes hydraulic and bed load characteristics in a side-by-side comparison of two channels of different user defined forms.
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A classification of natural rivers
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River meanders and channel size
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