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Physical processes of sedimentation
By John R. L. Allen
Turbidity currents and the transportation of coarse sediments to deep water
Turbidity currents and the transportation of coarse sediments to deep water
By Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists.
An advection-diffusion model of the DOMES turbidity plumes
An advection-diffusion model of the DOMES turbidity plumes
By Wilmot N Hess
Continuous turbidity monitoring in the Indian Creek Watershed, Tazewell County, Virginia, 2006-08
Continuous turbidity monitoring in the Indian Creek Watershed, Tazewell County, Virginia, 2006-08
By Moyer, Douglas L.
Monitoring instream turbidity to estimate continuous suspended-sediment loads and yields and clay-water volumes in the upper North Santiam River basin, Oregon, 1998-2000
Monitoring instream turbidity to estimate continuous suspended-sediment loads and yields and clay-water volumes in the upper North Santiam River basin, Oregon, 1998-2000
By Mark A. Uhrich
Effects of bank stabilization on the physical and chemical characteristics of streams and small rivers
Effects of bank stabilization on the physical and chemical characteristics of streams and small rivers
By Daniel H. Stern
An advection-diffusion model of the DOMES turbidity plumes
An advection-diffusion model of the DOMES turbidity plumes
By Wilmot N. Hess
Proceedings of the Federal Interagency Workshop on Turbidity and Other Sediment Surrogates, April 30-May 2, 2002, Reno, Nevada
Proceedings of the Federal Interagency Workshop on Turbidity and Other Sediment Surrogates, April 30-May 2, 2002, Reno, Nevada
By Federal Interagency Workshop on Turbidity and Other Sediment Surrogates (2002 Reno, Nev.),Nev.) Federal Interagency Workshop on Turbidity and Other Sediment Surrogates (2002 : Reno,John R. Gray,G. Douglas Glysson,Federal Interagency Subcommittee on Sedimentation (U. S.)
Enhancement of releases from a stratified impoundment by localized mixing, Okatibbee Lake, Mississippi
Enhancement of releases from a stratified impoundment by localized mixing, Okatibbee Lake, Mississippi
By Mark S. Dortch
Full-scale evaluation of declining and constant rate filtration
Full-scale evaluation of declining and constant rate filtration
By David A. Cornwell,Mark M. Bishop,Tim R. Bishop,Nancy E. McTigue
Red clay turbidity and its transport in Lake Superior
Red clay turbidity and its transport in Lake Superior
By M. Sydor
Turbidity removal for small public water systems
Turbidity removal for small public water systems
By
The structure of a turbulent flow in a channel of complex shape
The structure of a turbulent flow in a channel of complex shape
By
South Fork Trinity River
South Fork Trinity River
By California. Dept. of Water Resources. Northern District.
Salmon Creek Watershed bacteria and turbidity total maximum daily load (water cleanup plan)
Salmon Creek Watershed bacteria and turbidity total maximum daily load (water cleanup plan)
By Dave Howard
Measures to reduce erosion and turbidity in construction site runoff
Measures to reduce erosion and turbidity in construction site runoff
By Richard Allen McLaughlin

Turbidity in the aquatic environment
By Charles Grady Wilber
Modeling sediment movement in the turbidity maximum of an estuary
Modeling sediment movement in the turbidity maximum of an estuary
By Albert Kuo
Turbidity generated by a model cutterhead dredge
Turbidity generated by a model cutterhead dredge
By John B. Herbich
A review of turbidity removal associated with biological treatment of paper mill wastewaters
A review of turbidity removal associated with biological treatment of paper mill wastewaters
By National Council of the Paper Industry for Air and Stream Improvement (U.S.)

The turbidity of public swimming pool waters
By Henry Herman Koertge
Feeding of forage fish in turbid Kansas reservoirs
Feeding of forage fish in turbid Kansas reservoirs
By Walter J. O'Brien
The structure of a turbulent flow in a channel of complex shape
The structure of a turbulent flow in a channel of complex shape
By H. J. Tracy
Soil and watershed characteristics in relation to turbidity of the Prineville Reservoir
Soil and watershed characteristics in relation to turbidity of the Prineville Reservoir
By C. E. Silvernale