In this activity, students will measure the profile of a stream, determine its current velocity at various locations, and examine the sediment on the stream bottom. They will examine the relationships between stream profile and flow velocity and between sediment grain-size and flow velocity. They will also produce a vertical profile of a stream and be able to map as well as define thalweg, point bar, and cut bank; measure flow velocity differences across a stream transect and equate the flow velocity with size of substrate sediment collected; and quantify discharge values for a stream. Educational levels: High school
The purpose of this module is to demonstrate the instruments and field techniques used to collect da...
Students participate in two interactive exercises designed to help the user learn about river proces...
This problem set/lab exercise is on surface water hydrology, specifically the local nature of stream...
Short video introducing and illustrating field based measurement of flow rate in a stream. Aimed at ...
This module is part of a series designed to be used by life science students for instruction in the ...
This project tested the accuracy and repeatability of geomorphic stream channel assessments conducte...
Dead leaves, ping-pong balls or plastic golf balls are floated down a small stream. The number of le...
A short PowerPoint presentation illustrating how flowrate of a stream can be measured Aimed at stude...
This series of activities will allow students to learn more about sediments and develop their skills...
This site features Flash animations and QuickTime movies that illustrate some of the processes assoc...
In this activity students learn how to draw ground water contours and understand how ground water fl...
The Stream Study provides a method to determine the water quality of a stream based on the collectio...
In this activity, students will examine water turbidity as a function of sediment grain size and the...
In this set of exercises, students will study rivers and waterways around them by using the Internet...
This activity will introduce students to water-induced topsoil erosion and different ways to control...
The purpose of this module is to demonstrate the instruments and field techniques used to collect da...
Students participate in two interactive exercises designed to help the user learn about river proces...
This problem set/lab exercise is on surface water hydrology, specifically the local nature of stream...
Short video introducing and illustrating field based measurement of flow rate in a stream. Aimed at ...
This module is part of a series designed to be used by life science students for instruction in the ...
This project tested the accuracy and repeatability of geomorphic stream channel assessments conducte...
Dead leaves, ping-pong balls or plastic golf balls are floated down a small stream. The number of le...
A short PowerPoint presentation illustrating how flowrate of a stream can be measured Aimed at stude...
This series of activities will allow students to learn more about sediments and develop their skills...
This site features Flash animations and QuickTime movies that illustrate some of the processes assoc...
In this activity students learn how to draw ground water contours and understand how ground water fl...
The Stream Study provides a method to determine the water quality of a stream based on the collectio...
In this activity, students will examine water turbidity as a function of sediment grain size and the...
In this set of exercises, students will study rivers and waterways around them by using the Internet...
This activity will introduce students to water-induced topsoil erosion and different ways to control...
The purpose of this module is to demonstrate the instruments and field techniques used to collect da...
Students participate in two interactive exercises designed to help the user learn about river proces...
This problem set/lab exercise is on surface water hydrology, specifically the local nature of stream...