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  1. Analysis of riprap design methods using predictive equations for maximum and average velocities at the tips of transverse in-stream structures

    Transverse in-stream structures are used to enhance navigation, improve flood control, and reduce stream bank erosion. These structures are defined as elongated obstructions having one end along the bank of a channel and the other projecting into the channel center and offer protection of erodible …

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  2. Determining the Effects of Water Quality on Stream Metabolic Function of Urban Stream Corridors in Columbus, Georgia

    <p>Urbanization alters streams, disrupting their natural habitat and inducing changes in nutrient dynamics and primary productivity. These human-induced interventions diminish ecological structure, homogenizing once-diverse ecosystems and posing a risk of impairment or destruction. Continuous …

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  3. Improving Design Guidance for In-Stream Structures Used in Stream Restoration

    Vane-type in-stream structures and step pool storm conveyance (SPSC) are more ecologically friendly alternatives to traditional stream channel stabilization and stormwater conveyance techniques. Vane-type structures have been widely accepted as elements of stream restoration projects and are …

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