Watershed management : proceedings Part 2

Lincoln College, the College of Agriculture of the University of Canterbury, sponsors an active research and teaching programme in hydrology, soil conservation and water resources development. The purpose of these Papers is to communicate research results and new developments in these fields as rapidly as possible, and particularly to report the results of projects undertaken in conjunction by the Department of Agricultural Engineering and the New Zealand Agricultural Engineering Institute. From time to time the opportunity will be taken to publish material originating elsewhere in New Zealand with which the College is associated and which could not otherwise be made available.Lincoln Papers in Water Resources Numbers 8 and 9 comprise papers presented at a Symposium on Watershed Management in Water Resources Development. The Symposium was sponsored by the New Zealand Association of Soil Conservators together with Lincoln College and was held at Lincoln College from 20th to 22nd August 1969. The volume 9 includes the full text of the following papers: D. C. Best & W. R. Howie, P. Farley - Flood Routing Methods and Techniques in the Lower Manawatu Scheme, A. J. Sutherland - Sediment Movement in Streams, B. E. Milne – A Note on Siltation in the Mangahao Power Project, G. G. Natusch- Opportunities for Multiple Use of Hydraulic Structures, D. G. Reynolds – Upstream Abstractions of Water as a Factor Limiting Downstream Development, A. J. Gillies – Formulating a Water Policy, D. S. G. Marchbanks – Criteria for Water Allocation, Use and Conservation, A. F. Wright & T. Koutsos – River Drainage and Erosion Control for Kaikoura, G. A. G. Frengley – Economic Principles of Multipurpose Resource Use, W. B. Johnston – Human Behaviour in Resource Use and Management, J. R. Burton – Concluding Remarks