BLM Technical Note 354
The Bill Williams and Hassayampa river drainages in west-central Arizona were surveyed during the winter and spring of 1980.
The Bill Williams and Hassayampa river drainages in west-central Arizona were surveyed during the winter and spring of 1980.
BLM Technical Note YA-PT-84-008-4340
The interactions between hydrology and erosion associated with the Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE) are developed and discussed.
This report was prepared under Bureau of Land Management Contract No. YA558-CT4-0011 to review the literature on incised channels, including gullies.
This technical note describes the components of a rangeland watershed monitoring plan, distinguishes between direct monitoring strategies (sampling) and indirect monitoring strategies (modeling), d
Land managers often need to know maximum stream temperatures in order to make land use decisions.
Stream discharge measurement with a Price AA current meter and wading rod, using U.S. Geological Survey techniques, is a time consuming process.
This Technical Note describes the use of a BASIC computer program to aid the hydrologist (and other specialists involved in water projects) in the calculation of design peak flows, evaluation of hy
Simulation of storm hydrographs in the Oregon Coast Range was explored using the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) curve number methodology, and by developing and testing an antecedent precipitation