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Large hydraulics flume facility used for water flow and river engineering research, with observation windows and elevated walkways. Large hydraulics flume facility used for water flow and river engineering research, with observation windows and elevated walkways. Long hydraulics research flume with flowing water, sensors, cameras, and automated measurement equipment used for river and bridge engineering experiments. Large research flume with flowing water and automated measurement equipment used for hydraulics and river engineering experiments. Large hydraulics research flume equipped with measurement instruments, cameras, and data collection equipment in an engineering laboratory. Hydraulics research flume with flowing water, a model bridge pier, and a high-speed camera used to measure water flow patterns. Four researchers pose beside hydraulics research equipment in an engineering laboratory. Researcher stands beside a scientific poster presentation at a conference poster session. Close-up of water flowing around a model bridge pier in a laboratory flume used for hydraulics research. Presenter speaks at a conference podium beside a screen displaying a research presentation on bridge crossings and alluvial streams. Group shares a meal at an outdoor restaurant patio under string lights in the evening.
The University of Iowa

Williams Erosion and Sediment Transport Laboratory

 College of Engineering

Priscilla Williams, PhD
Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Iowa City, Iowa 52242
priscilla-williams@uiowa.edu

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