My reason for Blogging:

I'm Joe Sanders, currently an Undergraduate Landscape Architect Student in my 3rd year at Kingston University. This blog records my own experiences within the field of Landscape and related topics, all shared online to encourage myself and others to gain a wider experience of 'Landscape'.

Sunday, 16 January 2011

Delta Modelling by Little River

 
 
A portable/moveable thermoplastic base together with a recirculated water current enables Emriver Em2 to realistically simulate river processes.  Little River Research and Design are based in Illinois and have created this modelling setup as a tool for River Scientists, Research groups and also for education. The model is able demonstrate the basic principles of a river's behaviour, studies the channel morphology and also explore's how sediment transport takes place. A model with such a capability provides an insight into how water flows across the land, the model expresses how a river might react from human intervention and the changes this forms further along the river. A fascinating hands on way of learning about the processes of a river and how and why it changes its course. Information for this post was gathered from the website 'http://www.emriver.com/index.html' where also the video was sourced from

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