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Water Supply Protection
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8461.300
Description
Land Issues
State
CO
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
7/10/2000
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Unknown
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Research Protocol for Cottonwood Ranch
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Calibration - a correlation between OBS readings and suspended-sediment concentration needs <br />to be defined. Suspended -sediment concentrations are obtained for various streamflows along <br />with an OBS value. Suspended-sediment concentration is obtained using the equal width <br />methods as defined in Edwards and Glysson (1999, p.48). <br />Sensor maintenance - sensor must be cleaned once a month to prevent and reduce biological <br />fouling. Readings shall be collected before and after cleaning to establish changes from fouling <br />Data Analysis <br />Data from the topographic survey will be exported from the surveying software (Trimble Survey <br />Office) and summarized as the distance from the bank and the elevation at every transect. <br />Graphs can be made using a plotting software package (Microsoft Excel) of the distance versus <br />elevation to reveal the outline of the bottom of each cross section. From the bed sediment <br />sampling, each transect will have 15 samples analyzed and lab statistics will be returned for <br />each. Statistic's include d16, dso, and d84, Information gathered from the stream gaging stations <br />will result in discharge data that can be summarized to the daily measures. <br />Model-based analyses can be conducted to quantify sediment movement and channel <br />modifications at each of the three reaches. <br />Research Budget Summary For the First Year Activities <br />(All figures in gross dollars) <br />Data Collection / Analysis <br />1. Cross sections, bed material sampling, and ground photography <br />a. Spatial sections (50 sections, one time) <br />- Field/analysis ..........................................15,400 <br />- Laboratory ............................................. 9,060 <br />- Subtotal .................................................24,460 <br />b. Temporal (8 sections, 2 times) <br />- Field/analysis .......................................15,400 <br />- Laboratory .......................................... 5,750 <br />- Subtotal .............................................21,150 <br />c. General sections (5 sections, 1 time)* <br />- Field/analysis ..........................................6,165 <br />- Laboratory .............................................1,460 <br />- Subtotal .................................................7,625 <br />2. Stream gage (1 gage on middle channel) <br />a. In sta Ilation ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ... ... ...... ...... ... ...... ... ... ....6,480 <br />b. Operation/record published .............................................17,000 <br />c. OBS Operation/data reduction .........................................11,600 <br />d. Subtotal ......................................................................35,080 <br />3. Equipment ..............................................................................8,487
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