TSM 352 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 07
Due Monday, March 30th at 11:59 pm
Textbook Page 49-51
Problems 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
Textbook Page 51
Problem 13 for Urbana, Illinois.
Problem 14 for Chicago, Illinois.
Problem 15 for Quincy, Illinois.
Runof
Use the Ra
TSM 352 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 7
Due Tuesday, March 12th at 11:59 pm
Read Chapter 7 and answer the following questions.
Page 145 - 152 of text:
Questions 3, 11, 12, 13, 18, 21
3.
a.5in
c.6in
d.3in e.3in
11.
a. 4in
b. 2.6fps
c. 5.6ac
d. 0.1ac
12. 5in
13.
a. 3
TSM 352 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 06
Due Thursday, March 6th at 11:59 pm
Drain Size Capacity
1. Determine the size of plastic drain tubing required to drain a 20-acre area, using a
3/8 inch drainage coefficient with the following slopes:
Slope
0.10%
1.20%
Tile
Review of Flood Routing
Philip B. Bedient
Rice University Comparisons:
River vs.
Q (wcil' flow)
Reservoir _
Routing ' . .
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Soil Water Tension
Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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-h
Soil Water Characteristic
(Release Curve)
Matric Potential
Tensiometer for Measuring Soil Water Potential
Water Reservoir
Vacuum Gaug
HYDROLOGY | deniEon
hydro.logy
The term hydrology is from Greek: hydr, "water"; and, logos,
"study".
noun
the science dealing with the occurrence, circula1on, distribu1on,
and proper1es of the waters of the earth
Soil Erosion Estimation
TSM 352
Land and Water
Management Systems
Soil Erosion
Predicting Soil Loss
n
Plot scale models (Net erosion, only water erosion)
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Small watershed scale model (Net erosion)
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USLE Universal Soil Loss Equation (AH 537, 1978
Water Resources
Challenges in Illinois
On Children
Your children are not your children.
They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself.
They come through you but not from you,
And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.
You may
Pumps and Lift
Stations
Background
Fluid Moving Equipment
Fluids are moved through flow systems using
pumps, fans, blowers, and compressors. Such
devices increase the mechanical energy of the
fluid. The additional energy can be used to
increase
Velocity
Introduction
to GIS
Watershed Discretization
(model elements)
Digital
Elevation
Model (DEM)
Geographic
Information
System
+
Intersect model
elements with
Soil
Land
Cover
Rain
Results
Geographic Information
System
A spatially referenced database for
sto
Introduction
to GNSS
Outline
GNSS Basics
Common Uses
Precision Agriculture Brief History NA/
LA/EU
What is GNSS?
GNSS (Global NavigaAon Satellite System)
Satellite navigaAon System
Accurately and precisely locate a p
Soils Genesis and
Characterization
Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
95BSouthern Wisconsin and Northern
Illinois Drift Plain
98Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana
Drift Plain
105Northern Mi
Soil Erosion
TSM 352
Land and Water
Management Systems
Soil Erosion
Soil Erosion
n
Most important problem associated with agricultural and
other land use practices
Soil Erosion
Soil Erosion
n
According to 1987 National Resources Inventory, USDA
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TSM 352 Land and Water Mgt
Systems
Runoff Lab
(Due Tuesday, April 14th, 2014)
Watershed from Contours
Note: Map units are in feet.
1. Open MapWindow and load the sample dem file from the Lab10
directory.
2. Generate and label a contour file with 5 ft. con
TSM 352 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 04
Due Monday, February 23rd at 11:59 pm
1)
Using the tutorial you created for Lab 4, or otherwise, create a soil and
satellite image overlay map for the field shown below. Indicate the soil name
and area for each soil polygon.
Lab 04
(Due Thursday, February 12th, 2015)
Lab 04: Development of a Soil Map
Develop an instructional manual for developing a soil map underlain by a satellite image.
Instructions should be provided for
Extracting and georeferencing the satellite image,
D
Lab 05
(Due Thursday, February 17th, 2015)
Lab 05: Development of a Contour Map
Develop an instructional manual for developing contour map underlain by a soil map or a
satellite image, and for creating lines, and determining their slopes. Instructions sho
Lab 02
(Due Thursday, January 29th, 2015)
Lab 02: Data Analysis in Excel
This lab is an introduction to several utilities in Microsoft Excel. On successfully
completing this exercise a student will be able to parse data, anchor cells for repeated
calculat
TSM352LandandWaterManagementSystems
Homework3.DrainageDesignandLayout
DueFebruary13at11:59pm
You have been provided with maps and survey data for the field at the northwest corner of the intersection of Windsor and Lincoln Avenues. Using
either World or L
SubSurface Irrigation
EQUIVALENT K FOR VERTICAL FLOW
q
H1
H2
H3
K1
D1
K2
D2
Hn
Hn+1
When flow is
perpendicular to
a series of soil
layers, the flux
through each
layer is the same.
Kn
Ke =
(H1 - Hn+1)
q = Ke
D
Dn
D
D1 D 2
Dn
+
+ . +
K1 K 2
Kn
D = D1 + D2
I am sure you have heard about the
farmer in Sidell, Illinois. After that
fiasco with the cheese being left
standing alone taking the blame for
the failure of the pumpkin crop, he
decided to install an irrigation
system. He was advised to determine
water
TSM 352 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 06
Due Monday, March 16th at 11:59 pm
1. Use the Drainage Water Management Plan Template on the Illinois Drainage Guide to
develop a drainage water management plan for the field in Lab 7.
2. Determine the decrease in the time o
TSM 352 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 03
Due Monday, February 16th at 11:59 pm
1)
Determine the effective lateral hydraulic conductivity of the soil shown
below. Determine the flow rate through the system if the head difference
between upstream and downstream (12 m
TSM 352 Land and Water Mgt Systems
Distribution of Water from a Garden Sprinkler
(Due Tuesday, April 28th, 2015)
Irrigation Exercise
In residential areas, irrigation water is mostly applied to lawns with sprinklers. The
efficiency of these systems can be
Flow in Pipes
The concept of energy is important in pipe flow. In pipe flow there are three energy
components:
Energy due to motion (Kinetic Energy)
Energy due to elevation (Gravitational Potential Energy)
Energy due to pressure
The energy can be trans
TSM 352 Land and Water
Management Systems
ALTERNATIVE FORMAT
This material can be made available in alternative format as
a disability accommodation. Contact the instructor for further
information.
INSTRUCTOR
Richard Cooke; Office: 332J AESB; Office Phone
WaterRequirementsinAgriculture
The objective of irrigation and drainage is to maintain the soil water content within
a range that does not significantly reduce plant growth below its optimum.
Plant stress is related to soil water content in two ways.
1. S
IrrigationSystems
Each irrigation systems consist of three subsystems
1. Water Supply
2. Water Conveyance
3. Water Application
Water Supply
Water may be obtained from surface sources, subsurface sources, or a mixture of
both. Surface water may be directly
Lab 01
(Due Tuesday, January 20th, 2015)
Preparing a Formal Laboratory Report
The main objective of this laboratory is to prepare a formal laboratory report using the
template provided. The report will be based on a simple area determination.
Determine th
GIS Lab
(Due Thursday, February 26th, 2015)
Determination of Storage Volume in a Farm Pond
Mr. Oswald, Leopold Dermot (O.L.D.) McDonald has a farm, Eastern Illinois Enterprises
in Oakwood (E.I.E.I.O), and on this farm he grows corn and soybeans He is inte
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