A model has been developed which allows a designer to optimize the location of ditch relief culverts to minimize sediment deliveries to streams. The model provides immediate visual feedback allowing the designer to rapidly evaluate and optimize various ditch relief culvert locations. The model’s sediment delivery and routing algorithms are based on existing methodologies. Current as well as planned road systems can be evaluated and the potential for improvements documented in a quantifiable and repeatable way. The model was tested on a portion of the Tahoma State Forest, situated south of Mt. Rainier. Two existing road systems with 28 and 39 stream crossings and 82 and 86 ditch relief culverts respectively were analyzed. Interactively reloc...
Policy and decision makers dealing with environmental conservation and land use planning often requi...
A culvert is a structure that allows water to flow under a road, railroad, trail, or similar obstruc...
Current flood routing methodologies do not consider sediment bed-load transport through the culverts...
Abstract: Unsealed roads are necessary infrastructure required to manage forested catchments. They f...
The main runway for this general aviation airport requires routing Sand Creek through a 600-foot lon...
We study the sedimentation problem with a data-driven approach embedded in a web-based problem-solvi...
Cataloguing and synthesizing existing methods for the design of roadway-streamcrossings for fish pas...
Century-long studies on the impacts of forest management in North America suggest sediment can cause...
Several approaches exist to model the production, transport and delivery of sediment in watersheds b...
Sediment erosion from watersheds is a problem globally, one that depletes the watersheds of valuable...
Cataloging and synthesizing existing methods for the design of roadway-streamcrossings for fish pass...
ABSTRACT: Stream water samples were collected once daily and throughout storms from a small forested...
In Minnesota there is not a standard culvert design used at road crossings to improve aquatic organi...
Culverts are designed to carry water from one side of an embankment to another. There are many culve...
11106662008PDFTech ReportMN/RC 2008-35(c) 81655 (wo) 161Erosion controlRisk analysisSimulationRunoff...
Policy and decision makers dealing with environmental conservation and land use planning often requi...
A culvert is a structure that allows water to flow under a road, railroad, trail, or similar obstruc...
Current flood routing methodologies do not consider sediment bed-load transport through the culverts...
Abstract: Unsealed roads are necessary infrastructure required to manage forested catchments. They f...
The main runway for this general aviation airport requires routing Sand Creek through a 600-foot lon...
We study the sedimentation problem with a data-driven approach embedded in a web-based problem-solvi...
Cataloguing and synthesizing existing methods for the design of roadway-streamcrossings for fish pas...
Century-long studies on the impacts of forest management in North America suggest sediment can cause...
Several approaches exist to model the production, transport and delivery of sediment in watersheds b...
Sediment erosion from watersheds is a problem globally, one that depletes the watersheds of valuable...
Cataloging and synthesizing existing methods for the design of roadway-streamcrossings for fish pass...
ABSTRACT: Stream water samples were collected once daily and throughout storms from a small forested...
In Minnesota there is not a standard culvert design used at road crossings to improve aquatic organi...
Culverts are designed to carry water from one side of an embankment to another. There are many culve...
11106662008PDFTech ReportMN/RC 2008-35(c) 81655 (wo) 161Erosion controlRisk analysisSimulationRunoff...
Policy and decision makers dealing with environmental conservation and land use planning often requi...
A culvert is a structure that allows water to flow under a road, railroad, trail, or similar obstruc...
Current flood routing methodologies do not consider sediment bed-load transport through the culverts...