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Video Clips and Photos
- The results of a 15-minute hard rain at Cook Dewitt Ravine (energy dissipation structure)
- Dr. Peter Wampler with a Geo111 Class at the Cook-Dewitt energy dissipation structure
- Cook-Dewitt Energy Dissipation Structure
- Video of the 9/23/06 Storm event at the Ravine Apartments
- Calder Arts Center Ravine during a hard rain
- Calder Arts Center Ravine during a hard rain from above
- Calder Arts Center Stormwater Discharge and Erosion
- Walkways at GVSU after a hard rain
- GVSU Golf Course drainage during a rain event
- Mackinac Hall Bioswale after a hard rain 4/6/10
- Rain Garden after a Hard Rain 4/6/10
- Ravine Apartment Discharge Pipe GVSU 4/6/10
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Reports and Data
- GVSU Wetland Hydrologic & Hydraulic Report 2008
- GVSU Storm Water Monitoring Report 2009
- GVSU Stormwater Management Plan 2007
- Snyder et al. Biological Monitoring Report 2008
- Student Summer Scholar Report 2006
- Report on Permeable Asphalt Performance 2006-2009
- A Brief Geologic History of the Ravines By Dr. Patrick Colgan
- Water Rule Number Three By Dr. John Weber
- Grand Valley State University's "Secret Garden" By Dr. Peter Wampler
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Peter Wampler
wamplerp@gvsu.edu
Phone: 616-331-2834
1 Campus Drive
Padnos Hall of Science
Allendale,
MI
49401
All Spotlights » 2012 Wetlands Monitoring
A team of studens and Dr. Peter Wampler is in the process of monitoring the wetlands at GVSU using a set of robotic samplers. The goal of the monitoring is to evaluate how effective the wetlands are at removing contaminants and sediment.
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