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Data and Report from S&T Project Number 1751: Impacts of Grade Control Structure Installations on Hydrology and Sediment Transport as an Adaptive Management Strategy

Study evaluates the impacts of Grade Control Structure (GCS) installations in an ephemeral drainage and attempts to identify whether GCS installations reduce sediment deposition in reservoirs, enhance local water resources, reduce stream velocities, support ecosystems, reduce microclimate temperatures and optimize watershed function as an adaptive management strategy.
Generation Effort S&T Project 1751: Impacts of Grade Control Structure Installations on Hydrology and Sediment Transport as an Adaptive Management Strategy
Location Boy Scouts of America, Heard Scout Pueblo
Themes Water, Environmental
Tags Water Modeling, Sediment Transport, Low Impact Development, Stormwater, Erosion, Grade Control Structures, Ecoclimate, Non-Structural Stormwater Management, Urban Heat, One Rock Dam, Ecohydrology, Check Dams, Erosion Control Structures, Green Infrastructure
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Reclamation Program Science and Technology Program

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Location Name Boy Scouts of America, Heard Scout Pueblo
Location Description
Location Tags Salt River Watershed, City of Phoenix, South Mountain Preserve/Park
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State(s) Arizona
Unified Region(s) Lower Colorado Basin
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