Demonstration Erosion Control Project Monitoring Program, Fiscal Year 1992 Report. Volume III, Appendix B: Long Creek Watershed Profiles and Cross Sections
Demonstration Erosion Control Project Monitoring Program, Fiscal Year 1992 Report. Volume III, Appendix B: Long Creek Watershed Profiles and Cross Sections
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The purpose of monitoring the Demonstration Erosion Control (DEC) Project is to evaluate and document watershed response to the implemented DEC Project. Documentation of watershed responses to DEC Project features will allow the participating agencies a unique opportunity to determine the effectiveness of existing design guidance for erosion and flood control in small watersheds. The monitoring program includes 11 technical areas: stream gaging, data collection and data management, hydraulic performance of structures, channel response, hydrology, upland watersheds, reservoir sedimentation, environmental aspects, bank stability, design tools, and echnology transfer. Appendix B documents the channel cross-section and profile data used in the detailed geomorphic assessment for the Long Creek watershed that is presented in Volume I of this report.
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Demonstration Erosion Control Project Monitoring Program, Fiscal Year 1992 Report. Volume III, Appendix B: Long Creek Watershed Profiles and Cross Sections
Technical Report ; HL-93-3 v. 3
1993
1660376
Report
Electronic Resource
English
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