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Category: Fieldwork

Velocity

22nd June 2022 Sandra

The next river measurement to try is velocity – that’s the river’s speed – how fast it’s flowing. Your new…

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Posted in: Britain - General, Fieldwork, Rivers Filed under: fieldwork, measurement, river, velocity

Channel Slope

15th June 2022 Sandra

So far in this series on river fieldwork, we have measured width, depth at points across the width and wetted…

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Posted in: Britain - General, Fieldwork, Rivers Filed under: fieldwork, measurement, river, slope measurement, slopes

Wetted Perimeter

8th June 2022 Sandra

A wide and shallow channel can contain just as much water as a narrow and deep one. These cross-sections are…

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Posted in: Britain - General, Fieldwork, Rivers Filed under: efficiency, fieldwork, friction, measurement, river, wetted perimeter

Cross-Sections

1st June 2022 Sandra

So, did you get some depth measurements for your river sites? Suppose that your site 2 is wider than your…

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Posted in: Britain - General, Fieldwork, Rivers Filed under: cross-section, fieldwork, river

Watch Out For Variable Depth!

25th May 2022 Sandra

Yes, that’s right, river depth varies and it’s not always deepest in the middle. Let’s try some measurements. Again, you…

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Posted in: Britain - General, Fieldwork, Rivers Filed under: fieldwork, measurement, river

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