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  Power law profiles in thermally stratified shear flows 

  Contributor:Chuang, Hsing; Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Colorado State University. Fluid Dynamics and Diffusion Laboratory; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1969-12

  A "power law'' model is used to describe the wind and temperature profiles in thermally stratified shear flows for bulk Richardson numbers from - 0.8 to 0.2. It is shown that the power of wind and temperature profiles were ...
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  Eagle Mountain Dam spillway model study : revised design 

  Contributor:Tullis, J. Paul; Colorado State University. Engineering Research Center; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1969-11
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  Wind tunnel studies of the air flow and gaseous plume diffusion in the leading edge and downstream regions of a model forest 

  Contributor:Meroney, Robert N.; Yant, B. T.; Colorado State University. Fluid Dynamics and Diffusion Laboratory; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1969-11

  A model forest canopy was designed to simulate the meteorological characteristics of typical live forests. Measurements were made of velocity, turbulence, drag, and gaseous plume behavior. Flow properties are compared with ...
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  Research and development technique for estimating airflow and diffusion parameters in connection with the Atmospheric Water Resources Program : final report 

  Contributor:Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Grant, Lewis O.; Orgill, Montie M.; Colorado State University. Fluid Dynamics and Diffusion Laboratory; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1969-08

  A stably stratified atmospheric boundary layer was simulated in a wind tunnel and utilized to determine radioactive krypton dispersion patterns over a 1:9600 scale model of the Eagle River Valley and topography surrounding ...
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  Diabatic wind and temperature profiles, The 

  Contributor:Chuang, Hsing; Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Colorado State University. Fluid Dynamics and Diffusion Laboratory; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1969-12

  KEYPS model and Monin-Obukhov's log-linear model were examined pertaining to their adequacy of describing wind and temperature profiles in thermally stratified shear flows for diversified thermal stability. The dimensionless ...
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  Flow field within and above a forest canopy : task I, study of airflow in simulated temperate and tropical forest canopies, Fort Huachuca 

  Contributor:Sadeh, Willy Z.; Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Kawatani, Takeshi; Atmospheric Sciences Laboratory (U.S.); Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1969-07

  The velocity and longitudinal turbulence intensity distributions inside and above a forest canopy along its center line were investigated. For this purpose a model forest canopy was used in a meteorological wind tunnel. ...
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  Wind tunnel studies and simulations of turbulent shear flows related to atmospheric science and associated technologies : annual report 

  Contributor:Meroney, Robert N.; Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Colorado State University. Fluid Dynamics and Diffusion Laboratory; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1969-06
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  Wind waves and the reaeration coefficient in open channel flow : technical report 

  Contributor:Eloubaidy, Aziz F.; Plate, Erich J.; Gessler, Johannes; Colorado State University. Fluid Dynamics and Diffusion Laboratory; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1969-08

  The reaeration rates with and without wind blowing along the water surface have been studied in the laboratory. The reaeration results, without wind, have been compared with those obtained by previous investigators. Based ...
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  Survey of Gulf Coast structural damage resulting from Hurricane Camille, August, 1969 

  Contributor:Criswell, M. E.; Cummins, Reid S.; U.S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1970-04

  This report describes the damage to structures seen by an inspection team sent to the Mississippi and Louisiana Gulf coast regions after Hurricane Camille, a very violent but relatively small tropical storm, cam ashore ...
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  Report on photogrammetric determination of relative snow area 

  Contributor:Barnes, Albert H.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1970-06
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  Boundary layer development over equally spaced fences : technical report 

  Contributor:Kung, Robin Jung; Plate, Erich J.; Colorado State University. Fluid Dynamics and Diffusion Laboratory; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1970-06

  Experimental studies on a series of fences immerged in a smooth wall turbulent boundary layer are discussed in this report. Fences are placed at equal spacing and they are of equal height. The basic variables are the ...
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  Experimental investigation of small watershed floods : completion report 

  Contributor:Schulz, Edmund F.; Yevjevich, Vujica M.; Colorado State University. Natural Resources Center; United States. Office of Water Resources Research; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1970-30-06

  An outdoor experimental rainfall-runoff facility was constructed at Colorado State University. Initially the watershed consisted of a conic section having an interior angle of 120°, a radius of 110 feet and a uniform slope ...
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  Evaluation of surface and sprinkler irrigation systems on the Seedskadee development farm 

  Contributor:Kruse, E. G.; Haise, Howard Ross; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1970-04
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  Suitability of basins to weather modification and statistical evaluation of attainment : interim report for period July 1, 1968 - December 31, 1969 

  Contributor:Morel-Seytoux, Hubert J.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1970-01

  The objective of the ongoing research is to develop definite mathematical techniques to evaluate or predict the hydrologic results of actual or hypothetical atmospheric water resources programs. Work performed to date has ...
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  Evaluation of the method to compute volumes of water pumped from power records 

  Contributor:Longenbaugh, R. A. (Robert A.); Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1970-04
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  Design and testing of rainfall system : summary of experiment and preliminary results of an experimental investigation on the Kinematic Theory of Overland Flow 

  Contributor:Holland, Mel
  Date:1969-11
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  Unsteady flow in a storm drainage system 

  Contributor:Barnes, Albert H.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1969-06
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  Delivery of nucleating materials to cloud systems from individual ground generators 

  Contributor:Grant, Lewis O.; Cermak, J. E. (Jack E.); Orgill, Montie M.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1968-02

  Delivery of nucleating materials to cloud systems from individual ground generators can play an important role in the beneficial modification of orographic cloud systems. Substantial evidence from the Colorado State ...
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  Comments on "Boundary-layer turbulence measurements with mass addition and combustion" 

  Contributor:Meroney, Robert N.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1967
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  Viscous region of turbulent boundary layer : technical report 

  Contributor:Tieleman, H. W. (Henry W.); Colorado State University. Fluid Dynamics and Diffusion Laboratory; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
  Date:1967-12

  The nature of mean and turbulent motion in the viscous sublayer of a thick boundary layer with zero pressure gradient has been investigated. Measurements have been made of the mean motion, two of the turbulent velocity ...

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