January/February 2020

Dec. 19, 2019

Erosion Control has merged with Stormwater magazine. The new monthly publication will continue to be the premier resource for professionals involved in the design, control, and...

Erosion Control

Q&A: Protecting Coastlines from Wind-Blown Waves

Dr. Jian Guo Zhou

Dec. 19, 2019

Dr. Jian Zhou of Manchester Metropolitan University on predicting the effects of wind on wave overtopping

Erosion Control

Guest Editorial: Viable Estimates and Good Shoes

Rifka Malik

Dec. 19, 2019

Pre-construction estimates set professionals up for success.

Grassroots installing perimeter control in Paradise, CA

Sediment Control

Keeping Down the Dust

Teele Schneider

Dec. 19, 2019

Post-fire sediment and erosion control in Paradise, CA

High resolution hill shade orthomosaic of a portion of the Las Lomas watershed. The contour interval is 10 feet and the scale bar is 180 feet. Top: The UAS flight operation was conducted on December 24, 2016, following a series of moderate to intense rainstorms over the burn area. Revised hydrologic flow paths based on the updated digital surface model from the UAS flight are shown as black bold lines and highlight new possible flow directions. On the right, a colored elevation digital terrain model overlay. Bottom: The UAS flight operation was conducted on October 15, 2016, prior to any rainfall over the burn area. Hydrologic flow paths derived in GIS are shown as black bold lines and depict possible paths where water may flow. On the right, a colored elevation digital terrain model overlay.

Erosion Control

Eyes in the Sky

Rachel Sim

Dec. 19, 2019

Using drones for post-fire hydrologic assessment

January/February 2020

The End of an Era but a New Beginning

Q&A: Protecting Coastlines from Wind-Blown Waves

Guest Editorial: Viable Estimates and Good Shoes

Keeping Down the Dust

Eyes in the Sky