Managed flood storage option for selected levees along the lower Illinois River for enhancing flood protection, agriculture, wetlands, and recreation: Second report, validation of the UNET model for the lower Illinois River

"March 1997.""A division of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.

Benthic sediment conditions and remediation alternatives for Horseshoe Lake, Alexander County

"Office of River Water Quality.""February 1997.""Office of Surface Water Resources: Systems, Information & GIS.""Contract Report 607"--Cover."Prepared for the Division of Fisheries, Illinois Dept. of Natural Resources.

Viscoelastic shear banding in foam

Shear banding is an important feature of flow in complex fluids. Essentially, shear bands refer to the coexistence of flowing and non-flowing regions in driven material. Understanding the possible sources of shear banding has important implications for a wide range of flow applications. In this regard, quasi-two dimensional flow offers a unique opportunity to study competing factors that result in shear bands. One proposal is the competition between intrinsic dissipation and an external source of dissipation. In this paper, we report on the experimental observation of the transition between different classes of shear-bands that have been predicted to exist in cylindrical geometry as the result of this competition [R. J. Clancy, E. Janiaud, D. Weaire, and S. Hutzlet, Eur. J. Phys. E, {\bf 21}, 123 (2006)]

City of Charleston public water supply: analysis of drought yields from the Charleston side-channel reservoir

"Prepared for the City of Charleston.""April 1996.

Considerations in water use planning for the Fox River

"September 1995."Cover title."SWS Contract Report 586.""Prepared for the Illinois Dept. of Transportation, Division of Water Resources."Includes bibliographical references

Evaporation of alpha particles from 31^31P nucleus

The energy spectra of alpha particles have been measured in coincidence with the evaporation residues for the decay of the compound nucleus $^31$P produced in the reaction $^19$F (96 MeV) + $^12$C. The data have been compared with the predictions of the statistical model code CASCADE. It has been observed that significant deformation effect in the compound nucleus need to be considered in order to explain the shape of the evaporated alpha particle energy spectra.Comment: 4 pages, 3 figures, revtex, epsf styl