Streambed seepage and implications for local hydrology: time-series analysis of streambed thermal records and other methods applied to a strongly-losing stream - Distributed temperature sensing - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Streambed seepage and implications for local hydrology: time-series analysis of streambed thermal records and other methods applied to a strongly-losing stream Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-10-19 11:21:54 Open Document File Size: 2,60 MB Share Result on Facebook Company Walker Basin NV / Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / Google / / Facility Oregon State University / / IndustryTerm water management / energy balance / / Organization Univ. of Delft / General Services Administration / Oregon State University / / Person Van de Geisen / Tyler Cluff / Scott Tyler / Jay Davison / Wally Miller / Christine E. Hatch / Raman (Stokes) Brillouin Brillouin / Erin Carroll Moore / S. Mark Hausner / / Position technician / UNR Nat / / Technology microwave / Heat Transfer / Remote Sensing / Fiber Optic / / SocialTag Physics Hydrology Earth sciences Heat transfer Physical quantities Distributed temperature sensing Soil water Water content Thermal diffusivity Chemistry

Streambed seepage and implications for local hydrology: time-series analysis of streambed thermal records and other methods applied to a strongly-losing streamAdd to Reading List