Blair Greimann
Reclamation Office: Technical Service Center, Sedimentation and River Hydraulics
Contact Information: (303) 445-2563, bgreimann@usbr.gov
Research Funded by the Science and Technology Program
Blair Greimann began doing research for the Science and Technology Program in the 2004 fiscal year, with funding provided by the program as recently as the 2013 fiscal year. Projects were funded under the Science and Technology Program research topic Sediment Management and River Restoration.
The following research projects were funded in whole or in part by the Science and Technology Program. Blair Greimann is listed as the principal investigator, or primary researcher. Click the project's title to view more information.
Assessing and Reducing the Uncertainty of Predictions from Hydraulic and Hydrologic Models
Project ID: 9320
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2011 - 2013
Research Results:
- Method for Assessing Impacts of Parameter Uncertainty in sediment transport models (interim, PDF, 1.4MB)
- EVALUATION OF PARAMETER AND MODEL UNCERTAINTY IN SIMPLE APPLICATIONS OF A 1D SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODEL (interim, PDF, 1.4MB)
Predicting the Interactions between Flow, Sediment, and Riparian Vegetation
Project ID: 1368
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2011 - 2013
Research Results:
Calibration of Numerical Models for the Simulation of Sediment Transport, River Migration, and Vegetation Growth on the Sacramento River, California (interim, PDF,
6.0MB)
Prediction of Bank Erosion to Improve River Restoration Strategies and Reservoir Sediment Management
Project ID: 6606
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2010 - 2012
Research Results:
- Predicting contraction scour with a two-dimensional depth-averaged model (interim, PDF, 265KB)
- SCOUR ANALYSIS UPSTREAM OF THE SAN ACACIA DIVERSION DAM (interim, PDF, 265KB)
- SRH Model Applications and Progress Report on Bank Erosion and Turbidity Current Models (interim, PDF, 265KB)
- Coupling a Two-Dimensional Model with a Deterministic Bank Stability Model (interim, PDF, 265KB)
Assessing and Reducing the Uncertainty of Predictions from Hydraulic and Hydrologic Models
Project ID: 8128
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2007 - 2009
Research Results:
A METHOD FOR ASSESSING IMPACTS OF PARAMETER UNCERTAINTY IN SEDIMENT TRANSPORT MODELING APPLICATIONS (final, PDF,
1.3MB)
Prediction of River Meandering and Habitat Formation
Project ID: 92
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2006 - 2008
Research Results: contact Blair Greimann
Monitoring of the Lake Powell Delta
Project ID: 6847
Fiscal Year of Funding: 2006
Research Results: contact Blair Greimann
Prediction of Impacts Associated with Reservoir Sediment Management
Project ID: 1262
Fiscal Years of Funding: 2004 - 2005
Research Results: contact Blair Greimann
This information was last updated on May 22, 2013
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