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1) Tire/pavement and environmental traffic noise research study

Author

Description

Following a rigid set of testing protocols, data is being collected on highway traffic noise characteristics along with safety and durability aspects of the associated pavements. The overall goal of this research project is to develop and execute a comprehensive, long-term study to determine if a particular pavement surface type and/or texture can be successfully used in Colorado to help satisfy FHWA noise mitigation requirements.

2) Measurements for terrestrial vegetation

Author

Bonham, Charles D

Publisher

Wiley

Pub. Date

c1989

3) An analysis of the flow of water in a shallow linear aquifer, and of the approach to a new equilibrium after intake

Author

Bittinger, Morton W

Series

Civil engineering report volume 60-38

Publisher

Colorado State University, Civil Engineering Section

Pub. Date

[1960]

4) Grades and lengths of grease wool

Author

LeValley, S. B

Series

Livestock series. Management volume 1.401

5) Pyrgeometer data reduction and calibration procedures

Author

Albrecht, Bruce A

Series

Atmospheric science paper volume no. 251

Publisher

Colorado State University, Department of Atmospheric Science

Pub. Date

1976.

6) Measurement of irrigation water on the farm

Author

Brown, Floyd E

Series

Colorado farm victory program volume D-24

Publisher

Colorado State College, Extension Service

Pub. Date

[1942]

7) On the measurement and division of water

Author

Carpenter, L. G

Series

Bulletin volume 150

Publisher

Agricultural Experiment Station of the Agricultural College of Colorado

Pub. Date

1911.

Edition

[Revised edition].

8) Probability functions of best fit to distributions of annual precipitation and runoff

Author

Markovic, Radmilo D

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 8

Publisher

Colorado State University,[Hydrology and Water Resources Program]

Pub. Date

1965.

9) Determination of an optimum sampling rate for the collection of solar radiation data

Author

Davis, John M

Series

Atmospheric science paper volume no. 354

Publisher

Department of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University

Pub. Date

1982.

Description

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An analysis of total sky and direct component shortwave solar radiation data.

10) Analysis of Colorado average annual precipitation for the 1951-1980 period

Author

Doesken, Nolan J

Series

Climatology report volume 84-4

Publisher

Colorado Climate Center, Department of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University

Pub. Date

1984.

Description

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Isohyetal maps of average annual precipitation have long been and continue to be a backbone and starting point for many climatic, hydrologic and basic water resource and land use studies. In 1982 the Colorado Climate Center initiated the effort to update the Colorado precipitation map.

11) A manual on methods for measuring primary production in aquatic environments

Author

Vollenweider, Richard A

Series

IBP handbook volume 12

Publisher

Blackwell Scientific

Pub. Date

1974.

Edition

Second edition.

12) Ground water monitoring activities, west slope of Colorado

Author

Austin, Bradford

Publisher

Agricultural Chemicals Program, Water Quality Control Division, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Pub. Date

[1998]

13) Inference of stratospheric temperature and water vapor structure from limb radiance profiles

Author

McKee, Thomas B

Series

Atmospheric science paper volume no. 178

Publisher

Department of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University

Pub. Date

1972.

14) Spring 2018 MODIS-based spatial SWE product for the Intermountain West region: feedback from beta testers

Author

Yocum, Heather M

Publisher

Western Water Assessment

Pub. Date

2018.

Description

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This memo presents the results of a literature search conducted in May-June 2007 as a preliminary step toward the study of how climate change-induced variations in the hydrograph (i.e. earlier snowmelt and peak flows) may impact the temporal elements of water rights.