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Water Availability and Watershed Management
(National Program 211) in OK
Hydraulic Engineering Research
- Enhancement of Software Tools SITES, WinDAM, WinTR-20, and Pond EFT
- Development of Engineering Tools, Design Guidance Documents, and Computational Software for Monitoring, Inspecting and Rehabilitating Aging Dams
- Energy Dissipation Evaluation of Stepped Chutes with Alternate Entrance Conditions and Step and Chute Geometry
- Dam Analysis Modernization of Tools, Applications, Guidance and Standardization (DAM-TAGS) Project
- Develop and Evaluate Rapidly Deployable Inexpensive Sensors to Aid the Monitoring, Inspecting, and Rehabilitation of Aging Dams
- Developing a Conceptual Integrated Geospatial Architectures To Support Enterprise Deployment of Geographic Information Systems Products at USDA
- Missouri River Basin Water Resource Management
- Developing Integrated Geospatial Architectures to Support Enterprise Deployment of Geographic Information Systems Products at USDA
- Development of a Monitoring Network, Engineering Tools, and Guidelines for the Design, Analysis, and Rehabilitation of Embankment Dams, Hydraulic Structures, and Channels
Agroclimate and Natural Resources Research
- Advancing Regional Climate Science and Services for Agriculture in the Southern Great Plains
- Operation of the ARS Micronet to Provide a Long-Term, High Spatial Resolution Climate Record for Study of Hydrologic and Agricultural Systems
- Identifying New Market Opportunities and Enhanced Carbon Sequestration Through Wood-Based Economic Resilience and Forest Management Practices
- Identifying New Market Opportunities and Enhanced Carbon Sequestration Through Wood-Based Economic Resilience and Forest Management Practices
- Erosion Control Mechanisms and Regulation Techniques in Mollisol Soils
- Monitoring and Evaluating Water Resources in Upper Washita River Basin
- Climate-informed Assessment of Water Availability and Adaptive Management for Cropping Systems in the Fort Cobb Reservoir Experimental Watershed
- Stakeholder Development, Student Help, and Educational Opportunities Associated with the Southern Plains LTAR Network Site
- Development of an Analogue Weather Forecast Using Machine Learning and K Nearest Neighbor Algorithms
- Climate Variability and Change in Central Oklahoma
- FY 2021 Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP) - Benchmark Watershed Assessment Studies (on Croplands) El Reno, OK
- Adapting Agricultural Production Systems and Soil and Water Conservation Practices to Climate Change and Variability in Southern Great Plains
- Towards Resilient Agricultural Systems to Enhance Water Availability, Quality, and Other Ecosystem Services under Changing Climate and Land Use
