CIVE 530 - OPEN-CHANNEL HYDRAULICS
SPRING 2014
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
1. PUBLICATIONS
101.
Syllabus - ABET
102.
Definition sketch for open-channel flow
103.
V. T. Chow, Chapter 8, Section 8: Instability of uniform flow
104.
Chow, Froude, and Vedernikov
105.
New perspective on the Vedernikov number
106.
Online calculations
107.
History of the Chezy formula
108.
History of the Manning formula
109.
History of the Froude number
110.
Manning's n pictorial
111.
Manning's n pictorial for natural channels and flood plains
112.
Initiation of motion based on Froude number
113.
South Florida Water Management District: Facility and Infrastructure Location Map
114.
Canal do Trabalhador (The Worker's Channel), Ceara, Brazil
115.
Guyana conservancies
116.
Manning's n in hydroecological channels with gabion systems
117.
Design velocities for vegetated and gabion-lined channels
118.
Jarrett: Hydraulics of high-gradient streams (extract)
119.
Gradually varied flow profiles using critical slope
120.
Culvert hydraulics (FHWA)
121.
Hydraulic design of highway culverts, by FHWA (Third Edition, 2012)
122.
Culverts photo gallery
123.
Derivation of the unsteady flow equations (Liggett)
124.
Shallow wave propagation in open channel flow (Ponce and Simons)
125.
Shallow wave propagation - Graph (Ponce and Simons)
126.
Seddon: River hydraulics (extract)
127.
Floods photo gallery
128.
Flood on the Mojave river (March 2005) (Linda Hoover)
129.
The ford-bridge
130.
Q&A on the return period to be used for design
131.
On the Return period for design: Report on Hurricane Katrina
132.
Spillway photo gallery
133.
Comparison of sharp-crested weirs for discharge measurement
134.
HEC-RAS
135.
HEC-RAS, Hydraulic Reference Manual, Chapter 2 [Local]
136.
HEC-RAS, User's Manual, Chapter 3 [Local]
137.
HEC-RAS, User's Manual, Chapter 4 [Local]
138.
HEC-RAS, Hydraulic Reference Manual, Chapter 5 [Local]
139.
HEC-RAS, Hydraulic Reference Manual, Chapter 6 [Local]
140.
The Lane relation revisited
141.
Kennedy: Reflections on rivers (extract)
142.
Erosion photo gallery
143.
Erosion control photo gallery
2. LEGACY TALES
201.
That is the one we skip!
202.
How do you spell Seddon?
203.
We had to sell half of the shop
204.
Steady vs unsteady flow with HEC-RAS 
205.
The Lane principle
206.
Einstein on meanders
207.
Hydrologists of the third kind
208.
Red Clover Creek: Past and present
209.
"Hungry water"
210.
The discharge coefficient
211.
The 10,000-yr flood
212.
Seddon's law
213.
Flood waves do not steepen
214.
The open-channel hydraulics challenge
215.
The sediment rating curve
216.
A three-way split
217.
The Worker's Channel
218.
The Worker's Channel revisited
219.
Field data of questionable quality
220.
Sediment retention basins: To be or not to be
3. LAB VIDEOS
301.
The broad-crested weir
301.
Establishment of uniform flow
303.
Flow under a sluice gate
304.
The V-notch weir
305.
The hydraulic jump
4. OTHER VIDEOS
401.
Challenge at Glen Canyon
402.
The All-American Canal, California
403.
The California Aqueduct
404.
San Luis Dam and Reservoir
405.
The La Cano Slide, Vitor valley, Arequipa, Peru
406.
The May 2011 Flood, Mississippi and Ohio rivers, near Cairo, Illinois
407.
Escondido Creek, San Diego, California
408.
The Story of Red Clover Creek, Plumas County, California
409.
The Painted Cave Fire and the Floods of 1991
410.
The Salton Sea's Predicament
411.
Mud volcanoes of the Salton Sea
412.
The Great Salt Lake and Ancient Lake Bonneville, Utah
413.
Initiation of motion based on Froude number
414.
Santa Rosa Canyon I, Baja California
415.
Santa Rosa Canyon II, Baja California
416.
Unsteady flow with HEC-RAS
417.
Causes of runoff diffusion
418.
Sediment control in the Aguaje de la Tuna
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