A reverse evolution in streamflow measurement technology is underway. In the beginning, stream velocity was measured by putting floats in the current and measuring the transit time of those floats over a known distance. ...
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One objective of the Hydrology Corner is to provide a forum where hydrometric problems can be discussed and clever solutions to those problems can be shared. The stream gaugers vs. beavers post is a good example of a discussion of a difficult problem. Not only have several people posted on the blog but the post also resulted in an email exchange with Jeff Watson...
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When I was working on the post ‘Clear as mud’ I had some questions for Reg Herschy. Reg is the author of ‘Hydrometry Principles and Practices’ and ‘Streamflow Measurement’ and has always been very helpful and engaging with regards to anything to do with stream hydrography. Unfortunately, the reply came not from Reg but from his grandson Duncan. Reg passed away on July 4, 2012 as a...
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