Carl F. Izzard
Abstract
SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE ON THE PROGRAM OF RESEARCH RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE A YEAR AGO. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROGRESS IS GIVEN IN THE AREAS OF SMALL DRAINAGE AREAS, HYDRAULICS OF CULVERT ENTRANCES AND EXITS, AND THE HYDRAULICS OF STORM DRAINS FOR EXPRESSWAYS.
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SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE ON THE PROGRAM OF RESEARCH RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE A YEAR AGO. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROGRESS IS GIVEN IN THE AREAS OF SMALL DRAINAGE AREAS, HYDRAULICS OF CULVERT ENTRANCES AND EXITS, AND THE HYDRAULICS OF STORM DRAINS FOR EXPRESSWAYS.
Key concepts: Culvert, Drainage, Hydraulics, Storm, Environmental science, Hydrology (agriculture), Engineering, Civil engineering