Industry News
ASCE: Journal of Hydrologic Engineering
- Utah Is Not the Second-Driest State: A Lesson in Questioning Persistent Assumptions about Hydrology
- Measuring Groundwater Velocity: Method Based on Groundwater Flow–Induced Cooling
- Nonstationary Seasonal Design Flood Estimation: Exploring Mixed Copulas for the Nonmonotonic Dependence between Peak Discharge and Timing
- Assessment of Satellite-Based Precipitation Estimates over Egypt
- An International Perspective on the Selection of Inflow Design Flood
- Review of Climate Change Adaptation Strategies in Water Management
- Green Infrastructure for Sustainable Stormwater Management in an Urban Setting Using SWMM-Based Multicriteria Decision-Making Approach
- Scope and Direction of the Journal of Hydrologic Engineering: Serving the Hydrology Community and Beyond
- Evaluation of Uncertainty in Stream Flow Prediction Using Monte Carlo Simulation for Watershed-Scale Hydrological Modeling
- Recalculating Design Flood Values under Nonstationary Conditions in the Yalong River Basin, China
- Applicability of Zero-Inertia Approximation for Overland Flow Using a Generalized Mass-Conservative Implicit Finite Volume Framework
- Infiltration Model Parameters from Rainfall Simulation for Sandy Soils
- Low-Impact Development Scenarios in Terms of Construction Costs and Runoff Reduction
- Hydrologic Conservatism as a Rationale for Selecting NRCS Initial Abstraction Ratio
- A Note on the Time of Concentration
ASCE: Journal of Surveying Engineering
- Parameter Estimation Methods for Correlated Observation Multiplicative Random Error Model in Geodetic Measurement
- sUAS LiDAR and Photogrammetry Evaluation in Various Surfaces for Surveying and Mapping
- A Geometrical Approach to Multipath Localization and Mitigation for Static Undifferenced GPS Data
- Reviewers
- Least Squares Comparison of Two Rigorous Math Models Used to Fit a Triaxial Ellipsoid to a Cluster of Points
- Statistical Comparison of Geodetic Baseline for Topographic–Geodetic Purposes Using a Low-Cost GNSS Receiver and Electromagnetic Distance Measurement
- Horizontal Reference Network Densification by Multiple Free Stations
- A Test of Height Transfer Using Vertical Deflection Measurements by the Digital Zenith Camera VESTA
- Optimal Minimum L1-Norm Criteria for Outlier Identification in GNSS and Leveling Networks
- Inaugural Editorial
- Estimating Roadway Horizontal Alignment from Geographic Information Systems Data: An Artificial Neural Network–Based Approach
- A Novel Time–Frequency Approach Based on the Noise Characterization for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) Using GNSS Observations
- MINQUE Method Variance Component Estimation for the Mixed Additive and Multiplicative Random Error Model
- Improved GNSS/Acoustic Underwater Positioning with Between-Buoy Baseline Constraint
- Tolerance for Growing Errors of Observations as a Measure Describing Global Robustness of [math] Estimation and Providing New Information on Other Methods
Syracuse University Libraries: Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Net Geochemical Release of Base Cations from 25 Forested Watersheds in the Catskill Region of New York
- Silica Uptake and Release in Live and Decaying Biomass in a Northern Hardwood Forest
- You Can Never Have Too Much Data – Lessons from Soil Re-sampling at Hubbard Brook
- Will Hubbard Brook Soils Be a Source or Sink of Carbon in a Changing Climate?
- Soil chemistry on Watershed 1: 1998 - 2014
- Soil Chemistry and the Recovery of Sensitive Watersheds from Chronic Acidification
- Soil Chemistry Response to Wollastonite (CaSiO3) Addition at Hubbard Brook
- Recovery of Sensitive Watersheds in the Northeastern United States from Chronic Acidification: The Role of Soil Chemistry
- NMR Investigations of Natural Organic Matter in Forest Ecosystems
- Mass and Nutrient Loss in Decaying Hardwood Boles at Hubbard Brook
- Is Horizon Sampling More Powerful Than Depth Sampling?
- Insights into Forest Soil Carbon Dynamics from Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
- Estimating Mineral Weathering Rates in Catskills Watersheds
- Chemical Properties of Forest Soils in the Catskills Region
- Are “Quantitative” Pits Still Necessary at Hubbard Brook?
