BLM Technical Note 333
Integrated inventories are becoming commonplace. The Bureau of Land Management, for example, has been developing multiple resource inventories over the last two or three years.
Integrated inventories are becoming commonplace. The Bureau of Land Management, for example, has been developing multiple resource inventories over the last two or three years.
YA-PT-81-001-5210
CHANL and MCHANL (metric version) are computer programs which reduce and analyze stream channel cross-section survey data collected by either a rod and level survey or a sag tape survey.
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