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    Estimating water intake from a canal

    Another reference to consider is: USBR Water Measurement Manual http://www.usbr.gov/pmts/hydraulics_lab/pubs/wmm/ The most common irrigation turnout I have seen is the constant head orifice (Chapter 9-10 in USBR Water Measurement Manual). This provides control and measurment. However other...
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    dairy

    Vary by site -- there would be a great difference between a free stall and open lot dairy. I don't think it would be appropriate to pick a number out of the sky.
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    Vegetated Rooftop Irrigation

    Many states in the U.S.have extension web sites with regionally calculated Evapotranspiration estimates for different vegetation type. Examples are as follows: http://www.kimberly.uidaho.edu/ETIdaho/ http://www.usbr.gov/pn/agrimet/h2ouse.html...
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    Radiation health hazards with field nuclear densiometer test

    I just completed this training provide by Nuclear Gage provided by Troxler(see link below). A user is required to train every three years in the US as well as other reporting an paper work requirements to utilize nuclear gages. Either a state agency or the NRC is the regulatory agency...
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    PE-Exam question

    The PE test site I attended was at the county fairgrounds. I thought for sure is was a joke when I arrived and saw the line of fellow test takers under a big sign "Small Animal Building". Cement floor and a hose bib every thirty feet added the perfect touch of comfort. The laugh helped me...
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    Public Sector to Private Sector Transition

    For the past 5 years I have worked with government agencies; two years in a regulatory agency as an EIT and four years with an agency as a research associate (more like a high level technician). I am considering moving into the the private sector somewhere in the water resources area. My...

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