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Wildcat Creek Watershed: Recent submissions

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Watershed Assessment for River Stability and Sediment Supply Applied to Wildcat Creek Watershed in Riley County, Kansas

Buffington, Jared; Clark, Jeffrey; Denlinger, Danielle; Engelke, Jennifer; Musoke, Elizabeth; Stout, Breanna; Sullivan, Justine; Tucker, Terry; Barnes, Philip L.; Sanders, Christopher (Dept. of Landscape Architecture and Regional and Community Planning. Kansas State University, 2012-05-16)

Wildcat Creek Watershed (approx. 99 square miles) in Riley County, Kansas had significant flooding in recent years. A Watershed Assessment of River Stability and Sediment Supply (WARSSS, Rosgen, 2006) of Wildcat Creek was ...
Evaluating the aesthetic and amenity performance of vegetated stormwater management systems

Buffington, Jared (Kansas State University, 2012-04-30)

Stormwater management within the urban context has evolved over time. This evolution has been categorized by five paradigm shifts (Novotny, Ahern, & Brown, 2010). The current paradigm of stormwater management utilizes hard ...
A hydrologic approach to environmental golf and hazard design within the Wildcat Creek Watershed

Clark, Jeffrey (Kansas State University, 2012-04-27)

The City of Manhattan, Kansas is looking for possible solutions to mitigate flooding along Wildcat Creek within the Wildcat Creek Watershed. Recent flooding has caused substantial property damage. The project presented ...
Implementation of a rainwater harvesting network to manage stormwater runoff in Manhattan, Kansas

Musoke, Elizabeth (Kansas State University, 2012-04-27)

The City of Manhattan, Kansas has been subject to intense flooding in the last couple of years. Areas of the city, within the Wildcat Creek Watershed, have been adversely affected. The City of Manhattan and stakeholders ...
Burning bridges, reinventing the American lawn: a strategic approach to residential stormwater management

Sanders, Christopher L. (Kansas State University, 2012-04-27)

Wildcat Creek watershed in Riley County, Kansas has been scene to increasingly severe and damaging flooding in recent years. Significant flood events in the summer of 2010 and 2011 have prompted the community to action. ...