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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Natural Channel Design"”.

  1. Geomorphic Equations and Methods for Natural Channel Design

    Natural channel design in river engineering is the philosophy and practice of designing stream channels by copying or mimicking the geomorphology of stable, self-formed streams. This dissertation presents methods and equations for incorporating the principals of natural channel design into river …

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  2. Evaluating the Long-Term Morphological Response of a Headwater Stream to Three Restoration Techniques

    … Act. Many projects follow the guidelines of Natural Channel Design and use in-stream structures to stabilize stream channels. Post-project monitoring rarely exceeds 3-5 years, and the lack of guidance, funding, and pre-restoration data prevents meaningful post-project assessment of the design

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  3. A Method for the Determination of Design Discharges for Urban Stream Restoration Projects in Northern Virginia

    … and velocity from urbanization result in stream channel degradation (Hammer 1972; Henshaw and Booth 2000; Walsh et al. 2005; Leopold et al. 2005a; Poff et al. 2006). While stormwater management measures may be implemented to reduce the impact of stormwater runoff on streams, these practices do …

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  4. Quantifying groundwater-surface water interactions to improve the outcomes of human activities

    … the unique analytical abilities of VFLUX.</p> <p>Natural channel design restoration projects in streams often include the construction of cross-vanes, which are stone, dam-like structures that span the active channel, and are often thought to increase local hyporheic exchange. In Chapter 2, …

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