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An analytical model for predicting LNAPL distribution and recovery from multi-layered soils by Jeong, Jaehak, Charbeneau, Randall J.

“…An analytical model was developed for estimating the distribution and recovery of light nonaqueous phase liquids (LNAPL) in heterogeneous aquifers. Various…”
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Drainage hydraulics of permeable friction courses by Charbeneau, Randall J., Barrett, Michael E.

“…This paper describes solutions to the hydraulic equations that govern flow in permeable friction courses (PFC). PFC is a layer of porous asphalt approximately…”
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Physical Modeling on Hydraulic Performance of Rectangular Bridge Deck Drains by Qian, Qin, Liu, Xinyu, Barrett, Michael, Charbeneau, Randall

“…This paper presents results from an extensive experimental study on hydraulic performance of new rectangular bridge deck drains developed by the Texas…”
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Evaluation of Methods for Estimating Stormwater Pollutant Loads by Charbeneau, Randall J., Barrett, Michael E.

“…This paper investigates a number of methods that can be used to generate constitutent concentrations for use in stormwater modeling. These include the use of…”
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Characterization of Highway Runoff in Austin, Texas, Area by Barrett, Michael E, Irish, Lyn B, Malina, Joseph F, Charbeneau, Randall J

“…Water quality of highway runoff in the Austin, Texas, area was determined by monitoring runoff at three locations on the MoPac Expressway. Daily traffic…”
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Bridge Rail Rating Curves and Submergence Characteristics by Klenzendorf, Joshua B, Charbeneau, Randall J

“…This paper describes a three-parameter model used for determining the hydraulic performance of bridge rails during extreme flood events as well as two…”
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Performance of Vegetative Controls for Treating Highway Runoff by Barrett, Michael E, Walsh, Patrick M, Malina, Joseph F, Charbeneau, Randall J

“…Vegetative storm water controls include grassed swales and vegetated filter strips. The effectiveness of these controls for removing pollutants found in runoff…”
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540 Decreased CMV Infection with Sirolimus Compared to Azathioprine after Lung Transplantation by Ghassemieh, B.J, Charbeneau, J, Ahya, V.N, Baz, M.A, Valentine, V.G, Arcasoy, S.M, Love, R.B, Seethamraju, H, Alex, C.G, Bag, R, DeOliveira, N.C, Husain, A, Vigneswaran, W.T, Krishnan, J.A, Durazo-Arvizu, R, Norwick, L, Garrity, E, Bhorade, S

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A screening model for simulating DNAPL flow and transport in porous media: theoretical development by Willson, Clinton S., Weaver, James W., Charbeneau, Randall J.

“…In the last two decades there has been an increased awareness of the contamination of groundwater due to the presence of denser-than-water nonaqueous phase…”
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Hydraulic Performance Curves for Highway Culverts by Charbeneau, Randall J, Henderson, Andrew D, Sherman, Lee C

“…This paper presents a versatile two-parameter model describing the hydraulic performance of highway culverts operating under inlet control for both unsubmerged…”
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A parsimonious model for simulating flow in a karst aquifer by Barrett, Michael E, Charbeneau, Randall J

“…This paper describes the hydrologic system associated with the Barton Springs portion of the Edwards aquifer and presents a lumped parameter model capable of…”
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Use of Regression Models for Analyzing Highway Storm-Water Loads by Irish, Lyn B, Barrett, Michael E, Malina, Joseph F, Charbeneau, Randall J

“…Storm-water data collected from an expressway in the Austin, Tex. area were used to develop regression models for predicting loads for a number of constituents…”
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154: Long Term Follow-Up in the AIRSAC Trial, a Multicenter Randomized Clinical Trial in Lung Transplant Recipients by Bhorade, S.M, Ahya, V, Kotloff, R, Baz, M, Valentine, V, Arcasoy, S, Love, R, deOliveira, A, Bag, R, Seethamraju, H, Alex, C, Vigneswaran, W.T, Charbeneau, J, Krishnan, J, Durazo, R, Garrity, E.R

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209: Sirolimus Is Associated with an Increase Risk of Venous Thromboembolism in Lung Transplantation by McShane, P.J, Bhorade, S.M, Baz, M, Valentine, V, Arcasoy, S, Love, R, Seethamraju, H, Garrity, E, Alex, C, Bag, R, deOliveira, A, Vigneswaran, W, Charbeneau, J, Krishnan, J, Durazo, R, Ahya, V

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Forchheimer flow in gently sloping layers: Application to drainage of porous asphalt by Eck, B. J., Barrett, M. E., Charbeneau, R. J.

“…This paper presents analytical solutions for the problem of steady one‐dimensional Forchheimer flow in an unconfined layer. The study's motivation is the…”
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Diffusion Wave Model for Simulating Storm-Water Runoff on Highway Pavement Surfaces at Superelevation Transition by Jeong, Jaehak, Charbeneau, Randall J

“…On a curved section of highway, the cross slope of the road is often designed to be superelevated to balance the centrifugal force and gravity applied on…”
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406: Comparison of a Tacrolimus/Sirolimus/Prednisone Regimen Versus Tacrolimus/Azathioprine/Prednisone Immunosuppressive Regimen in Lung Transplantation by Bhorade, S.M, Baz, M, Ahya, V, Seethamraju, H, Valentine, V, Arcasoy, S, Love, R, Alex, C, Vigneswaran, W.T, Krishnan, J.A, Charbeneau, J, Garrity, E.R

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Review of Ground-Water Quality Monitoring Network Design by Loaiciga, Hugo A, Charbeneau, Randall J, Everett, Lorne G, Fogg, Graham E, Hobbs, Benjamin F, Rouhani, Shahrokh

“…Ground-water quality monitoring network design is defined as the selection of sampling sites and (temporal) sampling frequency to determine physical, chemical,…”
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Closure to “Physical Modeling of Sheet Flow on Rough Impervious Surfaces” by Randall J. Charbeneau, Jaehak Jeong, and Michael E. Barrett by Charbeneau, Randall J

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Hydraulic Model for Sedimentation in Storm-Water Detention Basins by Takamatsu, Masatsugu, Barrett, Michael, Charbeneau, Randall J

“…Treatment of storm-water runoff may be necessary before discharge to surface waters. In urban areas, space constraints limit selection of conventional…”
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