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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Profile Surveys"”.
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Evaluating Geomorphic Change in Little Creek Using Repeated Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Profile Surveys
… Channel change was evaluated by measuring ground profiles using traditional survey methods. Cross section and longitudinal profiles are surveyed annually every summer in the six study reaches. Change is assessed through evaluation of cross sections and longitudinal profiles, analysis of bed …
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Curriculum-Related Trends in K-12 Adventist Education in the North American Division: An Inductive Analysis of the Profile Surveys--1987-2007
… (NAD) have used the biennial results from the Profile Surveys to help guide their decisions in terms of educational policy. While some comparisons have been made between individual studies and ensuing results have been used to influence curriculum development, overall trends in the 10 studies …
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The morphodynamics of a sand and gravel barrier, Southern Hawke Bay, North Island, New Zealand
… (sizes and forms) and the cross-shore transverse profiles for the southern Hawke Bay barrier, which possesses a well defined wave energy gradient and gravel supply and sink along some 16 km of coastline. Analysis of beach profile surveys show that the profile parameters (beach height, width, …
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Full wavefield inversion methods for monitoring time-lapse subsurface velocity changes
… non-repeatabilities. Well-repeated time-lapse surveys from Valhall in the North Sea are used to compare DDWI and conventional time-lapse full waveform inversion (FWI) schemes. An FWI approach that uses the baseline and monitor datasets in an alternating manner is proposed to handle time-lapse …
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Controls on post-High Park Fire channel response, South Fork Cache la Poudre Basin, Colorado
… June 2013. Repeat cross section and longitudinal profile surveys were performed to evaluate event-driven changes. The dominant response in both basins post-fire was net degradation. Steep channel slopes promoted channel incision with no significant overbank deposition, indicating that the channel …