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Water-use computer programs for Florida
L.H. Geiger
1984, Open-File Report 84-442
Using U.S. Geological Survey computer programs L149-L153, this report shows how to process water-use data for the functional water-use categories: public supply, rural supply, industrial self-supplied, irrigation, and thermo-electric power generation. The programs are used to selectively retrieve entries and list them in a format suitable for publication. Instructions are...
Linear features determined from Landsat imagery in western Kansas
M. E. Cooley
1984, Open-File Report 84-241
A map (scale 1:500,000) shows the linear features determined from Landsat imagery in western Kansas. The linear features, sometimes called linear trends or lineaments, are not identified as to type or origin. Most probably represent fractures or fracture zones, which may affect the movement of water or other fluids through...
Performance of ice meter and weight assemblies
V.R. Schneider, J.C. Futrell
1984, Water-Resources Investigations Report 84-4035
The performance of three ice meters and weight assemblies used by the U.S. Geological Survey and Environment Canada were compared in a towing tank. Each meter was rated individually on a rod suspension and then rerated on a cable suspension, with the appropriate weight assembly. Vertical and veer cable angles...
Development of a model to predict the adsorption of lead from solution on a natural streambed sediment
David Wayne Brown, John David Hem
1984, Water Supply Paper 2187
Adsorption of solutes by solid mineral surfaces commonly influences the dissolved ionic composition of natural waters. A model based on electrical double-layer theory has been developed which appears to be capable of characterizing the surface chemical behavior of a natural fine-grained sediment containing mostly quartz and feldspar. This variable surface...