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Site: 41.742851° N, -111.764096° W
- Location
The study site was just up Logan Canyon from Stokes Nature Center. Flow was relatively low as snowmelt had not yet begun in the headwater mountains.
2. Study Site (Planform Sketch)
2. Study Site (Planform Sketch)
The study reach was bordered by US 89 on river right and the Logan River Trail on river left. River right was dominated by willow while the river left bank was occupied by a large maple tree. The channel contained a high density of large emergent boulders which created high heterogenous flow patterns containing numerous shear zones and hydraulic jumps.
3. Hella Annotated Photos
3. Hella Annotated Photos
Converging & Diverging Flows
Converging & Diverging Flows
Shear Zones, Flow Seams, and Reattachments
Shear Zones, Flow Seams, and Reattachments
Flow Types and Separations
Flow Types and Separations
Hydraulic Jump
Hydraulic Jump
Cross Section & Discharge Estimate
Cross Section & Discharge Estimate
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