Improved Methods to Quantify Multi-Scale Puddle-filling and Puddle-merging (P2P) Overland Flow Processes Under Control of Microtopograpy

Authors

Michael Chu

Funded By:

National Science Foundation

Document Type

Faculty Grant Awards

Abstract

Michael Chu of the Annis Water Resources Institute was awarded $241,911 from the National Science Foundation to develop improved methods to quantify multi-scale puddle-filling and puddle-merging (P2P) overland flow processes under control of microtopograpy. Chu transferred $101,007 to North Dakota State University when he left GVSU in 2008.

ScholarWorks Citation

Chu, Michael, "Improved Methods to Quantify Multi-Scale Puddle-filling and Puddle-merging (P2P) Overland Flow Processes Under Control of Microtopograpy" (2012). Climate Change. 100.
https://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/climate/100