Stormwater runoff in the Apalachicola estuary : final report

Graham, Donald Steven; DeCosta, Kenneth; Christensen, B. A.

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Stormwater runoff in the Apalachicola estuary : final report

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1978
By Graham, Donald Steven ; DeCosta, Kenneth ; Christensen, B. A.
Series: Report (Florida Sea Grant College) HY-7802

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Graham, Donald Steven ; DeCosta, Kenneth ; Christensen, B. A.
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University of Florida. Department of Civil Engineering. ; Florida Sea Grant College.
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Sea Grant
Sea Grant Program:

FLSGP (Florida Sea Grant)
Description:

The objective of the UF hydraulics laboratory study, according to R-EM/11 (1), was "to determine the feasibility of a modeling approach to a water management program in the Tates' Hell area of the Apalachicola drainage [basin, sic] based on field and laboratory information" (p. 94) The feasibility study had a one-year duration.
Keywords:

Estuaries Management Mathematical Models Research Urban Runoff Water Quality Mathematical Models Urban Runoff Water Quality Project No. R/EM- 11
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Report (Florida Sea Grant College) HY-7802
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Miscellaneous
Place as Subject:

Apalachicola River Estuary (Fla.) ; Apalachicola River Watershed (Fla.)
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