Guide to the Papers of Daryl B. Simons:

Guide to the Papers of Daryl B. Simons

Prepared by Patricia J. Rettig

Colorado State University Water Resources Archive Morgan Library, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523-1019 USA

A joint project of the University Libraries, the Colorado Water Resources Research Institute and the Colorado Agricultural Archives

Copyright 2003 Colorado State University. All rights reserved.

Finding aid encoded in EAD Version 2002 by Patricia J. Rettig, 2003.

Collection Summary

Restrictions

Index Terms

Biography

Scope and Contents

Arrangement

Administrative Information

Related Material

Series Descriptions

Inventory


Collection Summary
	Creator:	Simons, Daryl B.
	Title:	Papers of Daryl B. Simons
	Dates:	1901-1991
	Bulk Dates:	1950-1990
	Quantity:	39.5 linear feet
	Identification:	WDBS
	Abstract:	Daryl B. Simons is an internationally recognized expert in the fields of hydraulics, hydrology, geomorphology, river mechanics, sediment transport and hydraulic modeling. His innovative teaching and research while professor of civil engineering at Colorado State University (CSU) and his supervision of hundreds of water-related projects around the world have contributed to this international reputation. Materials in the collection relate to many of the organizations Simons worked for, including the U. S. Geological Survey; CSU; Simons, Li and Associates; and Simons and Associates. A small representation of Simons' numerous publications is also in the collection as are files related to some of Simons' research projects. Those best documented concern the Mississippi River and Pakistan/Bangladesh. Predominant material types include reports, articles, books, proposals, correspondence, data, notes, clippings, and photographic materials. Some student files are restricted.
	Contact Information:	Water Resources Archive Archives and Special Collections Morgan Library Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado 80523-1019 USA Phone: 970-491-1844 Fax: 970-491-1195 Email: specialcollections@library.colostate.edu URL: http://lib.colostate.edu/archives/water/

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

Some files in Series II, Subseries B, Student files (boxes 2-3) are closed to everyone except the student named; however, access will be granted upon having written consent from the student or providing written proof that the student is deceased.

Restrictions on Use

Not all of the material in the collection is in the public domain. Researchers are responsible for addressing copyright issues.

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Index Terms
	This collection is indexed under the following headings in the Colorado State University Libraries online catalog. Researchers seeking materials about related subjects, persons, organizations or places should search the catalog using these headings.
	Subjects:
		Hydraulics.
		Hydrology.
		Sediment transport.
		Sedimentation and deposition.
		Geomorphology.
		Water resources development.
	Persons:
		Simons, Daryl B.
	Organizations:
		Colorado State University.
		Colorado State University. Dept. of Civil Engineering.
		Colorado State University. College of Engineering.
		Colorado State University. Engineering Research Center.
		Simons, Li and Associates.
		Geological Survey (U.S.)
	Places:
		Mississippi River.
		Mississippi River Watershed.
		Pakistan.
		Bangladesh.
	Special Document Types:
		Books.
		Photographs.
		Negatives.
		Slides (photographs).
		Scrapbooks.
		Charts (graphic documents).
		Maps.
		Blueprints.
		Audio cassettes.
		Motion pictures (visual works).

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Biography

With a professional career spanning 55 years, Daryl B. Simons is an internationally recognized expert in the fields of hydraulics, hydrology, geomorphology, river mechanics, sediment transport and hydraulic modeling. His innovative teaching and research while professor of civil engineering at Colorado State University (CSU) and his supervision of hundreds of water-related projects around the world have contributed to this international reputation.

Daryl Baldwin Simons was born February 12, 1918, in Payson, Utah. He remained in Utah for the majority of his education, earning both a B.S. (1947) and an M.S. (1948) in civil engineering from Utah State University. Service in the U. S. Army interrupted his undergraduate education from April 1943 to September 1946 and included time as a unit commander in the Corps of Engineers.

Following his education in Utah, Simons became a professor of civil engineering at the University of Wyoming. During his time there, he earned a Ph.D. (1957) in civil and irrigation engineering from CSU. Upon completion, he took a position as project chief with the U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) in Fort Collins. The position involved conducting research in fluvial hydraulics with an emphasis on erosion and sedimentation, river mechanics, and resistance to flow in alluvial channels.

Simons left the USGS in 1963 when hired as a professor of civil engineering at CSU, where he taught classes on erosion and sedimentation, river mechanics and hydraulic structures. He was also the head of the River Mechanics and Hydraulics Program and was in charge of all research in civil engineering. In 1965, his position changed to associate dean of engineering research, director of the Engineering Research Center (ERC) and associate director of the Experiment Station as well as professor of civil engineering. Simons retained all four positions until 1983 when he began a transitional retirement, continuing to conduct research at CSU. The period of Simons' leadership was marked by great growth and development for CSU's engineering college, largely due to Simons:

"In his dual capacity as associate dean and head of ERC, Simons organized the infrastructure of staff, accounting, purchasing, and maintenance facilities necessary to support a full-scale research operation. He also demonstrated an extraordinary ability to attract projects and carried a full load of graduate advisees during the next twenty years." (Ann Hilfinger, One Hundred Years of Engineering at Colorado State University, p. 52)

Simons began doing independent consulting following the completion of his Ph.D. and has since been involved in consulting projects for the United Nations, the World Bank, other international groups and many federal and state government agencies. His first project involved designing the Link Canals to redistribute water between India and Pakistan. Other locations for his work have included Egypt, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, many South American countries including Venezuela, Peru, Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Ecuador as well as much of the United States, Canada and Mexico. The projects have involved "hydrology, hydraulics, flood control, river geomorphology, sediment transport, mathematical modeling, expert systems, water quality, environmental analysis, navigation, routing pollutants, litigation, etc." ( Who's Who in Engineering, 1995, p. 687).

In 1979, Simons began his first consulting firm, Simons and Li Engineering, with Ruh-Ming Li. They changed the name in 1980 to Simons, Li and Associates, bringing in other people to work with them. By the time Simons left in October 1984, the firm employed approximately one hundred people. Much of the firm's work related to river mechanics, erosion and sedimentation, and mathematical modeling of alluvial systems. The firm did extensive work for the Corps of Engineers, mostly focusing on the Mississippi River, the Ohio River, the Missouri River and the Colorado River. This included development of a short course on geomorphology and river mechanics, a two-dimensional mathematical model for the upper Mississippi River, and several short films illustrating the dynamics of the river.

Simons formed a new firm in October 1984, Simons and Associates, Inc., and worked there as principal engineer through December 1997. Since January 1998, he has been the principal engineer at another new firm, D.B. Simons and Associates, Inc.

Simons has written over 445 papers, is the co-author of five textbooks and has contributed chapters to other books. He is a registered Professional Engineer in Colorado, Wyoming, Arizona, New Mexico and Nebraska. His society affiliations include the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID), the International Association for Hydraulic Research (IAHR) and the American Geophysical Union (AGU). Simons also served on many committees for these groups. He is the recipient of the ASCE 1960 J.C. Stevens Award, the ASCE 1964 Croes Award, the ASCE 1991 Hunter Rouse Award and co-recipient of the ASCE 1979 Karl Emil Hilgard Hydraulic Prize. In 1973 he was named Outstanding Professional Engineer for Colorado.

Daryl Simons married Irene May Beck (1921-1984) in 1944 and they had three sons: Robert K., Paul R., and Stephen R. He married Mary Jo Ricker Bell in 1985. Daryl and Mary Jo presently live in Fort Collins, where Daryl is principal engineer at D.B. Simons and Associates. A detailed resume and a complete bibliography for Simons can be found in the collection file.

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Scope and Contents

The Papers of Daryl B. Simons consists of documents dated 1901 to 1991, with the bulk falling from 1950 to 1990. The materials were either created or collected by Simons in relation to his research and work. Materials relate to many of the organizations Simons worked for and are grouped in that way. Organizations include the United States Geological Survey; Colorado State University; Simons, Li and Associates; and Simons and Associates. A small representation of Simons' copious published articles and monographs is also in the collection and covers subjects of hydraulics, sediment transport, alluvial channels and related topics. There are also files related to some of Simons' research projects, from proposals to raw data to drafts and the final reports. Those best documented concern the Mississippi River and Pakistan/Bangladesh. Predominant material types include reports, articles, books, proposals, correspondence, data, notes, clippings, photographs, slides, negatives, an audiotape, and a film reel.

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Arrangement

The materials in the collection have been completely rearranged, as they arrived in disorder. They have been grouped into series, mostly according to stages in Simons' career, and then, if needed, divided by subject or material type.

The collection consists of seven series in twenty-seven boxes:



		Series I: United States Geological Survey, 1959-1962
		Series II: Colorado State University, 1901, 1933-1984
		Subseries A: Teaching materials, 1933-1976 Subseries B: Student files, 1958-1983 Subseries C: Conferences and committees, 1965-1983 Subseries D: Administrative files, 1901, 1950-1984
		Series III: Simons, Li and Associates, 1980-1988
		Series IV: Simons and Associates, 1977, 1985-1988
		Series V: Writings and speeches, 1954-1982
		Subseries A: Articles, 1958-1982 Subseries B: Monographs, 1954-1982 Subseries C: Speeches, 1960-1973
		Series VI: Research papers, 1931-1990
		Subseries A: Proposals, 1968-1983 Subseries B: Rejected proposals, 1973-1980 Subseries C: Data, 1964-1979 Subseries D: Research files, 1960-1990 Subseries E: Reference files, 1931-1990
		Series VII: Visual and audio materials, 1933-1991
		Subseries A: Photographic materials, 1963-1991 Subseries B: Other materials, 1933-1982

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Papers of Daryl B. Simons, Water Resources Archive, Colorado State University.

Acquisition

The Papers of Daryl B. Simons was acquired by the Water Resources Archive in June 2002, after having been stored at the Engineering Research Center on CSU's Foothills Campus for a number of years. In May and June 2003, as this guide was being finished, major additions to the collection were received from Daryl and Mary Jo Simons. That material will be processed at a later date; much of it has a close relation to what is listed here.

Appraisal

The main appraisal criterion was that materials had to relate directly to Daryl Simons or his work in order to be retained. Books, federal government publications, journal issues, and CSU publications not of a unique or rare nature were not retained. These items went through the normal library selection process to be added to the main stacks. Duplicates of reports and reprints were not retained past a second copy, and unidentified partial drafts were discarded. The page proofs for Simons' textbook Sediment Transport Technology were not retained as they seemed identical to the printed copy. Also, the printing negatives and originals for the Bhowmik dissertation and Wend thesis were discarded.

Processing

The processing of the collection was completed in June 2003. As the materials were being rearranged, they were inserted in acid free folders as needed. The majority of metal fasteners were removed and replaced with plastic clips as needed. All rubber bands and most self-stick notes were removed. Ditto sheets were removed when the duplicated pages existed. When Social Security Numbers were found on various papers, the SSNs were blacked out, the pages were then photocopied, and the originals were destroyed. Newspaper clippings were inserted between sheets of acid-free paper. Loose photographs, slides, and negatives were separated to the last series and inserted in archival sleeves, envelopes, or folders. The film reel was housed in its own archival box.

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Related Material

Separated Material

Simons' files on the annual Bridge Engineering Conference held by CSU's Department of Civil Engineering were transferred to the University Archives, along with two files on the summer surveying camp held by the same department. Simons did not seem to be directly involved in either of these activities, other than speaking at the conference one year, but probably had the files in relation to his role of associate dean.

Related Material

A number of reports by Simons can be found in the Papers of Whitney M. Borland. Also, Borland's report about his trip to Fort Collins to discuss Simons' Ph.D. thesis can be found in his travel reports (Series III, Subseries A).

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Series Descriptions

Series I: United States Geological Survey, 1959-1962

This series consists of materials that remain from Simons' tenure at the United States Geological Survey. The bulk of the items concerns critical experiments that relate to sediment transportation. Much of the raw and charted data relates to bed load computations for different sized grains of sand. The materials are maintained in the order found.

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Series II: Colorado State University, 1901, 1933-1984

This series consists of documents concerning Simons' teaching, advising, service and administrative responsibilities at Colorado State University. These are arranged into four subseries.

Subseries A: Teaching materials, 1933-1976

Simons regularly taught courses on erosion and sedimentation (CE 716) and river mechanics (CE 717). This subseries contains many of the handouts and references he used, as well as some of the problems and examinations he prepared for class. These folders remain in the order found, with a numbering system on the folders that seems to relate to the bibliography found in the first folder in the subseries. The files are followed by a bound volume of course materials for CE 813, Potamology, which is heavily annotated. At the end of the subseries are materials related to some miscellaneous classes, as well as to some of Simons' teaching experiences beyond his normal courses. These include a course for the Federal Highway Administration on rivers and highways, a course in Peru on advanced hydrology and water resources, and the National Science Foundation's Summer Institute in Fluvial Geomorphology that Simons directed in 1967 and 1968. The latter group of files contains information related to the participants as well as correspondence, textbook lists, reports, brochures, financial information and course outlines. Files of applicants and refusals were not retained.

Subseries B: Student files, 1958-1983

This subseries contains files on students who were either advisees of Dr. Simons or for whom he served on a graduate committee. Each file contains some indication of the student's research or course of study, most often being writings such as drafts or final copies of theses, dissertations, or other papers; files that did not contain such information were not retained. Though all transcripts and grade reports were removed, some files may contain a mixture of applications, correspondence, letters of recommendation, resumes, and photographs, requiring closure to all but the student named; however, access will be granted upon having written consent from the student or providing written proof that the student is deceased. The files are in alphabetical order by student's last name but represent only O-Z, with the exception of one B found elsewhere in the collection. Students in this grouping that stand out include E. V. Richardson, who became a professor of civil engineering at CSU, and James Van Hoften, who became an astronaut with NASA.

Subseries C: Conferences and committees, 1965-1983

This subseries documents Simons' participation in various water or engineering related conferences or committees. Items here were retained only if they pertained directly to Simons' participation. Presentation titles and abstracts are frequently present. The bodies most represented in this subseries are the Congress of the International Association for Hydraulic Research and the International Standards Organization (ISO). The latter grouping of files, which relates to Technical Committee (TC) 113, Liquid Flow in Open Channels, seems to have come to Simons from Alvin G. Anderson (AGA) at the University of Minnesota, perhaps when committee membership changed. Also included in the subseries is a folder on the D. B. Simons Symposium on Erosion and Sedimentation, held at CSU in honor of his retirement. The major material types in the subseries are correspondence, conference programs and reports. The files are arranged in chronological order, with the exception of the ISO files, which were kept together as a group at the beginning of the subseries.

Subseries D: Administrative files, 1901, 1950-1984

Contents of this subseries were largely acquired by Simons in his administrative role as associate dean of engineering research. Prominent are files related to the history of the university and the department of civil engineering, as well as files related to the construction of the hydraulics laboratory and the dedication of the Engineering Research Center. Also significant are files concerning the Parshall Research Fund and self-evaluation committee reports for the departments of electrical (1971), mechanical (1972), and civil (1973) engineering. A few files also relate to visiting professors or scholars, or to research trips Simons took. Materials include clippings, brochures, correspondence, reports, publications, financial documents and blueprints. Files are in alphabetical order.

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Series III: Simons, Li and Associates, 1980-1988

This series contains documents related to Simons' work at Simons, Li and Associates, his consulting firm which focused on various water-related engineering issues. Much of the work represented here focuses on Colorado, California, the Mississippi River, and Argentina, though many other national and international locations are included, as are general research areas. The materials are arranged in groups of statements of qualification, proposals, reports, and miscellaneous files, with each group being in alphabetical order. One of the latter files contains documents relating to the Consulting Engineers Council of Colorado investigation of the firm.

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Series IV: Simons and Associates, 1977, 1985-1988

This series consists of documents from Simons' time at Simons and Associates. The majority of the files relate to a court case for which Simons served as expert witness. The "Mexico case," formally the two cases of Rene B. Gasser et al. vs. United States and Gordon Fuller Bailey vs. United States, concerns flooding of the plaintiffs' land purportedly from the construction of the Hoover Dam causing changes in sedimentation in the Lower Colorado and Rio Hardy river basins. Simons' deposition is included in the files. Also in the series are substantial files related to consulting work the firm did for Baker Engineers in Richfield, Utah, concerning the construction of a bridge and its interaction with the Cottonwood Creek floodplain. The materials in the series are arranged in three groups: Mexico case, Richfield consulting and publications. Files in the first two are maintained as found and the latter group is in alphabetical order by title. Material types included are correspondence, depositions and other court documents, maps, charts, notes, data, and reports.

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Series V: Writings and speeches, 1954-1982

This series contains much of the research output by Simons and his collaborators that exists in the collection. However, it represents very little of Simons' lifetime work, as he has had over 445 publications. The writings in this series have few or no supporting files accompanying them. Publications that have substantial support materials can be found in Series VI: Research papers. The materials here are divided into three subseries by material type.

Subseries A: Articles, 1958-1982

This subseries primarily contains articles published by Simons and his collaborators. In some cases only a draft exists, but most of the items are reprints from the publisher. The articles cover subjects of hydraulics, sediment transport, alluvial channels and related topics. The articles are arranged alphabetically by title.

Subseries B: Monographs, 1954-1982

This subseries contains reports by Simons and his collaborators. A few of the items are draft copies, but most are the final version. Occasionally a letter indicating to whom the final draft of the report was sent is included. Simons' dissertation is included. The materials cover a range of subjects including hydraulic modeling, sediment transport, alluvial channels and others. The items are arranged alphabetically by title.

Subseries C: Speeches, 1960-1973

This subseries contains notes for, outlines of and full text of speeches and lectures given by Simons as well as related materials he used in preparation. His audiences ranged from CSU campus groups to international organizations, indicating his wide range of speaking engagements. Topics in the subseries range from the engineering job market to fluvial geomorphology, indicating his diversity of subjects. The folders are arranged chronologically.

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Series VI: Research papers, 1931-1990

This series consists of the materials created or used by Simons in relation to his research. Included are proposals requesting funding, proposals submitted but not funded, data gathered, reports and correspondence related to various projects, and reports, articles and books used for reference. The projects documented here are nowhere near comprehensive; they are only a small representation of what Simons worked on during his career. The materials are arranged into five subseries.

Subseries A: Proposals, 1968-1983

This subseries contains grant proposals submitted by Simons, mostly to federal agencies for various research projects. These were presumably funded, as they were distinctly separate from another set of files labelled "Rejected Proposals" (see next subseries). They are arranged in alphabetical order by title.

Subseries B: Rejected proposals, 1973-1980

This subseries contains grant proposals submitted by Simons mostly to federal agencies for various research projects which were not funded. They reveal the aspects of research that Simons was interested in pursuing but for which he did not receive support. The arrangement reflects the order as found.

Subseries C: Data, 1964-1979

An abundance of raw data is contained in this subseries, but the research to which the various data sets are related is not always apparent. The bulk of the subseries is made up of data sheets from five binders that appear to relate to sedimentation research. Also included are notebooks of data collected by Bhowmik and Wend, two of Simons' graduate students. The data was collected from canals in the Torrington, Wyoming, area. The folders are arranged in alphabetical order by folder title.

Subseries D: Research files, 1960-1990

This subseries consists of files that relate to Simons' research or consulting projects. For a given project, the files often go from start to finish, including the proposal, financial papers, correspondence, drafts (interim/progress reports) and the final reports. The projects best represented here concern the Mississippi River and Pakistan/Bangladesh (at the time, called East and West Pakistan). Other geographically grouped files include the Connecticut River, the Chippewa River (Wisconsin), and Arun, Nepal. Groups of subject-based or contractor-based files include flood protection at bridges, the Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Stone and Webster, and THEMIS, a Department of Defense funded program that involved research in Brazil and Venezuela. A few individual files are included, including one on the report Simons did for the National Academy of Science on the 1976 flood of the Big Thompson River (Colorado). Reports or publications that were found with the research files were retained with them. Master printing copies were discarded if a printed copy existed. Material types include correspondence, reports, proposals, maps, charts, data, publications, brochures, clippings, drawings, financial documents, and more (supporting documentation). The files are arranged alphabetically by project name.

Subseries E: Reference files, 1931-1990

This subseries consists of articles, books, reports, theses and the like that were retained with the collection. Reasons for retention include the item being annotated by Simons, dedicated to Simons, a copy of limited distribution or other reasons. The subjects represented are those that relate to Simons' research. Some correspondence that accompanied the items is included as well, as are some maps and drawings. The items are arranged in alphabetical order by title, as there was evidence in the collection that Simons had kept them that way.

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Series VII: Visual and audio materials, 1933-1991

Most of the materials in this series were found in other series and relocated here for better storage. The materials were arranged into two subseries based on format type.

Subseries A: Photographic materials, 1963-1991

This subseries gives a visual representation of Simons' research. Most of the photographs relate to places where he did his research, including Peru, Venezuela, Chile, Mexico, Nepal, Utah and the Big Thompson River in Colorado. There are also photos of a few events at CSU, as well as some photos from his students' projects related to Wyoming and Mount Saint Helens (Washington). The most complete set of photos is that by Bhowmik and Wend, two of Simons' students who did research on canals in Wyoming. Their materials include rolls of negatives and scrapbooks of photographs. In addition to geographic photos, there are scientific photos, including modeling studies. The items that relate to previous series are arranged with respect to that order. Unidentified materials are grouped at the end. Oversized materials are housed separately.

Subseries B: Other materials, 1933-1982

This subseries consists of objects not properly housed in other series. Items include charts and drawings, an audiocassette of a speech by Simons, a movie on the upper Mississippi and lower Illinois rivers, and a rubber stamp from the Parshall Research Fund. Objects are arranged alphabetically by type.

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Inventory

Note: Title information supplied by the archivist is bracketed. Estimated pagination is preceded by an "e." Two identical copies of the same item are indicated by the phrase "2 copies" at the end of the entry, following the number of pages of each copy.

Series I: United States Geological Survey

Box

Folder

1-2

Critical experiment list. 1959-1962. e300pp.

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Series II: Colorado State University
Box	Folder
		Subseries A: Teaching materials.
1	3		CE 716 Erosion and sedimentation, bibliography of course material. n.d.. 6pp.
1	4		Appendix A, Measuring tractive force with pivot tubes. n.d.. e16pp.
1	5		Sediment hydraulics and channel design. n.d.. e30pp.
1	6		Two memos on "Concentration"--Bagnold, Colby. 1960. 12pp.
1	7		Bed load transport equation. n.d.. 2pp.
1	8		History of the science of sediment transportation and deposition. n.d.. 23pp.
1	9		History of the science of erosion and sediment transportation--Chen. n.d.. 24pp.
1	10		Lab studies of alluvial streams--Vanoni. n.d.. 3pp.
1	11		Elements of sediment transport. n.d.. e150pp.
1	12		Einstein, H. A. Summary of river sedimentation. n.d.. e70pp.
1	13		Bagnold--notes. n.d.. e30pp.
1	14		Colby, professional paper 462-A. 1964. e60pp.
1	15		Analysis of initiation of motion of bed material. n.d.. e10pp.
1	16		Modified Einstein method, sediment discharges by formulas. 1959, n.d.. e200pp.
1	17		Bed-load function for sediment transportation in open channel flows by H. A. Einstein. 1950, n.d.. e100pp.
1	18		Einstein, H. A., The bed-load function for sediment transport in open channel flows, pp. 25-29. n.d.. e12pp.
1	19		Bed load function--Einstein. n.d.. 12pp.
1	20		Common definitions. n.d.. e10pp.
1	21		Effect of sediment concentration on the specific weight of a water sediment mixture. n.d.. 10pp.
1	22		Factors affecting sediment transportation and factors affecting sediment transportation and deposition. n.d.. 6pp.
1	23		Theory of suspended sediment transportation in turbulent flow. n.d.. e40pp.
1	24		Figures--geometry of rivers; stable channel balance; discharge in cubic ft. per second; fig. 4.2, shields exps.. n.d.. 10pp.
1	25		Computation of sediment transport by the modified Einstein and Einstein methods. n.d.. 14pp.
1	26		Proposed nomenclature for bed forms in alluvial channels. 1964-1965. e30pp.
1	27		Distribution of sediment in a stream; determination of fluvial sediment disc.; measurement and analysis of sediment loads in streams. n.d.. 40pp.
1	28		Usage of terms. 1963, n.d.. e120pp.
1	29		Meyer-Peter, Muller investigation, bedload formulas. 1960. e25pp.
1	30		Report 12, report bibliography. 1957, n.d.. e70pp.
1	31		Total bed transport by Bishop. 1965. e50pp.
1	32		Figures--1. Forms of bed roughness in alluvial channels; 2. Fig. 8, Fluid mech for engrs.. n.d.. e20pp.
1	33		Figure--3. Relation of stream power and median fall diameter to form; 1. The characteristics of flow in sand-bed channels. n.d.. 6pp.
1	34		The importance of fluvial morphology in hydraulic engineering. 1954-1955. e100pp.
1	35		Canal #14, Einstein computation. n.d.. 4pp.
1	36		Figures--5. Transport, dispersion and segregation of particles by the flow; 20 and 21. From WES potamology report 10-2. n.d.. 4pp.
1	37		Einstein plots. n.d.. e20pp.
1	38		Example problem on computation of total sediment discharge--Engr. Trainee Prob. Series Issue no. 2 USBR. 1955, 1970. e75pp.
1	39		Dimensional analysis of problem, Schiller's thesis. n.d.. 4pp.
1	40		Dissimilarity between spatial and velocity-weighted sediment concentrations. 1964. e10pp.
1	41		Sedimentation prob[lems]. n.d.. e15pp.
1	42		Applications of tracer particles in the study of sediment transport. n.d.. 1p.
1	43		Bibliography. n.d.. 2pp.
1	44		Comments on some papers relating to energy losses in flow. 1960, n.d.. e5pp.
1	45		Bedload forumlas by Shulits and Hill, fig. DL-A, fig. Sh-B. 1968. 4pp.
1	46		Effect of turbulence on fall velocity. n.d.. 9pp.
1	47		Einstein Bulletin. n.d.. 3pp.
1	48		Hydraulic engineering aspects of sediment transportation and deposition (Lane). 1946. e60pp.
1	49		Nordin--notes. n.d.. 15pp.
1	50		Problems: 1. Flume--Einstein computation; 2. Shields--prob. graph; 3. Sediment transport--canal; 4. Vel. dist.--canal #1; 5. Modified Einstein computation sheet. n.d.. e20pp.
1	51		Problems: Appendix A. n.d.. e25pp.
1	52		Problems: 12. Basic computations for canal 23; 13. Pakistan canals modified Einstein; 14. Degradation; 15. Velocity distribution--canals 1 and 9. n.d.. e20pp.
1	53		Properties of fluids and sediments. n.d.. e20pp.
1	54		Kumar's summary. n.d.. e20pp.
1	55		River sedimentation by Einstein. n.d.. e30pp.
1	56		Rubey: Equilibrium conditions in debris-laden streams; The force required to move particles on a stream bed. 1933, 1937. e30pp.
1	57		Surface area of particles. n.d.. e15pp.
1	58		Suspended sediment calculations, Land and Kalinske. n.d.. e10pp.
1	59		Behavior of geometric particles falling in quiescent viscous fluids. n.d.. e40pp.
1	60		Transport of sediment--Bogardi. 1966. 54pp.
1	61		Examinations, CE 812. 1967, n.d.. e10pp.
1	62		Fluvial morphology. n.d.. 4pp.
1	63		Hydraulics of stable channels by Chitale. n.d.. 380pp.
1	64		Fluvial hydraulics problems by Fenwick. n.d.. 40pp.
1	65		Appendix A: Stability of cubical riprap elements of bank slopes from Hydraulic design of rock riprap by F. B. Campbell. n.d.. e40pp.
1	66		Dikes, taken from Water resources development by Edward Kuiper. n.d.. e40pp.
1	67		"Potamology," CE 813, "Qais Mufti". 1969 Spring. e500pp.
2	1		[CE 254, Design of irrigation structures]. n.d.. e40pp.
2	2		Davar, K. S.--Dimensional analysis, similitude, and theory of hydraulic models. 1958. 40pp.
2	3		Water development and utilization in the valley of the Cache La Poudre River. 1956 May. 54pp.
				Student paper prepared for CE 254.
2	4-5		[Binder of teaching materials?]. n.d.. e300pp.
2	6		[Miscellaneous teaching materials]. n.d.. e70pp.
2	7		[Federal Highway Administration course on rivers and highways]. 1973-1974. e80pp.
				Contains lectures 1, 2, 15, 17.
2	8-11		[Materials related to course in Peru: Advanced hydrology and water resources]. 1974-1976. e500pp.
				See also Series VII, Subseries A: Photographic materials.
2	12		NSF Summer Institute 1968. 1967-1968. e60pp.
				See also Series VII, Subseries A: Photographic materials.
2	13		NSF 1968 participants. 1968. e20pp.
2	14		Stipends accepted. 1968. 8pp.
2	15		NSF - Student grades. 1968. 3pp.
				Grade lists removed; exams remain.
2	16		Summer school courses 1968. 1968. 6pp.
2	17		NSF brochures. 1968. 2pp.
2	18		Summer Institute 1968, Miscellaneous--Lecturers, field trips, etc.. 1968. e150pp.
2	19		NSF Summer Institute letters. 1968. e20pp.
2	20		NSF--1968 stipends offered. 1968. e10pp.
2	21		1967 Summer Institute in Fluvial Geomorphology for College Teachers. 1966-1968. e80pp.
2	22		Fiscal. 1966-1968. e50pp.
2	23		NSF Summer Institute 1967--Brochures, course outlines, etc.. 1967. e50pp.
2	24		Correspondence. 1966-1967. e80pp.
2	25		Reports. 1967. e30pp.
2	26		NSF Summer Institute--Participants offered stipends. 1967. e10pp.
2	27		NSF Summer Institute--List of applicants. 1967. e20pp.
2	28		Textbook lists. 1968. e100pp.
2	29		NSF Summer Institute--Correspondence, guest speakers. 1967. e30pp.
2	30		NSF Summer Institute--April director's meeting. 1967. e40pp.
2	31		NSF Summer Institute--Miscellaneous information. 1967. e60pp.
		Subseries B: Student files.
				Those files with an asterisk (*) are closed to everyone except the student named; however, access will be granted upon having written consent from the student or providing written proof that the student is deceased.
2	32		Bhowmik, N. G.. n.d.. e150pp.
2	33		Ortiz, Diego. 1971-1972. e170pp.
2	34		*Rafay, Tariq. 1964-1970. e30pp.
2	35		Rainbird, A. F.. 1967. 4pp.
2	36		*Rana, Saeed Ahmad. 1970-1973. e70pp.
2	37		*Rao, C. V. S. K.. 1965. e40pp.
2	38		*Rao, Suvarna D.. 1969-1978. e120pp.
2	39		Reid, Thomas A.. 1965-1968. e20pp.
2	40		Rice, Terry L.. 1979. 106pp.
2	41		*Richardson, E. V.. 1958-1964. e25pp.
2	42		*Rivero, Jacinto. 1978-1981. e75pp.
2	43		*Robbins, Lamont G.. 1968-1976. e30pp.
2	44		*Rothwell, Edward D.. 1977. e25pp.
2	45		*Rundquist, Larry A.. 1973-1978. e80pp.
3	1		Saez-Benito, Jose. 1979-1981. e100pp.
3	2		*Samad, Md. Abdus. 1973-1981. e150pp.
3	3		Sayre, William W.. 1964-1967. e20pp.
3	4		*Scarce, Richard N.. 1979-1981. e170pp.
3	5		Schiller, Robert E.. 1963-1968. e40pp.
3	6		*Schneider, Verne R.. 1965-1968. e10pp.
3	7		Scott, Cloyd H.. 1968. e60pp.
3	8		Sharp, Paul Roger. 1968. e10pp.
3	9		Sharp, Paul R. Mechanics of regime rivers. 1968. e220pp.
3	10		*Shiao, Larry Yu. 1975-1981. e30pp.
3	11		*Spronk, Brent Erwin. 1976-1978. e20pp.
3	12		Staley, Robert. 1965. e30pp.
3	13		Stensatter, Gary. 1968. 15pp.
3	14		*Stepanich, Fred C.. 1962-1966. 8pp.
3	15		Stephan, Roland K.. n.d.. e150pp.
3	16		Stephan, R. K. Mechanics of ideal fluids. 1967. e200pp.
3	17		Sugio, Sutesaburo. 1979. 295pp.
				Includes book written by this person in Japanese. The title translated is "America I Have Seen." Among other sections is one called "My research work at CSU." The photo on p.100 is of Sugio, Simons and others.
3	18		*Stringham, Glen E.. 1961-1965, 1977. e80pp.
3	19		Tamburi, Alfred John. 1973-1975. e250pp.
3	20		Tilleard, John. 1979-1981. e30pp.
3	21		*Tsivoglou, Andrew. 1980, n.d.. e70pp.
3	22		*Tucci, Carlos E. M.. 1976-1978. e100pp.
3	23		Urbonas, Barnabas R.. 1966-1968. e20pp.
3	24		*Van Hoften, James. 1966-1978. e20pp.
3	25		*Vedula, Subrahmanyam. 1970-1971. e120pp.
3	26		Wacker, Arthur M.. 1968-1976. e200pp.
3	27		Wahl, Kenneth Lee. 1971-1975. e50pp.
3	28		Walters, Wallace. 1977, n.d.. e150pp.
3	29		Watkins, John S.. 1969-1971. e20pp.
3	30		*Watts, Frederick J.. 1963-1977. e100pp.
3	31		Wegner, David. 1977-1979. e15pp.
3	32		*Wend, Fred H.. 1965-1968. e20pp.
3	33		*White, Lawrence. 1962. 32pp.
3	34		*Wuebben, James L.. 1979-1980. e40pp.
3	35		Ying, Hsueh Kuan. 1966. e20pp.
3	36		Zagona, Edith A.. 1983. e100pp.
3	37		*Zevallos, Hugo. 1980-1981. e60pp.
3	38		*Zimbelman, Darrell D.. 1965-1970. e20pp.
		Subseries C: Conferences and Committees.
4	1-2		AGA-ISO--Sediment flow meas[urement]. Corres[pondence]. 1965-1972. e350pp.
4	3		[ISO/TC113]. 1966-1969. e80pp.
4	4-6		AGA-ISO--Draft recommendations and proposals. 1966-1973. e500pp.
4	7		Investigation of the total error in measurement of flow by velocity-area methods. 1971. e200pp. in 3 vol.
4	8		[Draft international standards]. 1971-1972. e70pp.
4	9-12		ISO/TC113--Correspondence II. 1972-1975. e750pp.
4	13-14		ISO--Direct and indirect sampling. 1974-1975. e300pp.
				Includes data on the Missouri River.
5	1		International Association for Hydraulic Research, Eleventh Congress, vol. 5. 1965. 311pp.
5	2		International Conference on Water for Peace. 1966-1967. e200pp.
5	3		Twelfth Congress of the International Association for Hydraulic Research and the International Hydrology Symposium. 1967. e50pp.
5	4		Thirteenth Congress of the International Association for Hydraulic Research. 1969. e50pp.
5	5		AGU [American Geophysical Union]. 1971. 39pp.
5	6		Fourteenth Congress of the International Association for Hydraulic Research. 1971. e40pp.
5	7		International Association for Hydraulic Research, International Symposium on River Mechanics. 1973. e10pp.
5	8		1975 ASEE [American Society of Engineering Education] 83rd Annual Conference, Colorado State University. 1975. 65pp.
5	9		XVIth Congress of the International Association for Hydraulic Research. 1975. e20pp.
5	10		ASCE [American Society of Civil Engineers] Specialty Conference. 1975-1976. e40pp.
5	11		Rivers 76. 1976. e200pp.
5	12		ASCE. 1977. e180pp.
5	13		Iowa Institute of Hydraulic Research. 1978. e200pp.
5	14		First International Symposium on Regulated Streams. 1979. e70pp.
5	15		XVIII Congress of the International Association for Hydraulic Research. 1979. e60pp.
5	16		U. S. Committee on Irrigation, Drainage and Flood Control, International Congress on Irrigation and Drainage. 1979-1984. e150pp.
5	17		Illinois Natural History Survey. 1982-1983. e150pp.
5	18		D. B. Simons Symposium [on Erosion and Sedimentation]; Jamuna paper. 1983. e50pp. including transparencies
		Subseries D: Administrative files.
6	1		[Budget data]. 1963. e15pp.
6	2		Callander, R. A.. 1967-1972. e100pp.
6	3		Civil Service, U.S.. 1964. e50pp.
6	4		[Clippings]. 1957-1984. e40pp.
6	5		[College of Engineering charts and statistics]. 1975. e15pp.
6	6		[CSU miscellaneous]. 1970-1975. e10pp.
6	7		Cunge, J. A.. 1972-1975. e200pp.
6	8		[Cunge, J. A., cont.]. n.d.. e150pp.
6	9		Daido, Atsuyuki. 1971-1972. e80pp.
6	10		Dedication [of Engineering Research Center]. 1963. e40pp.
				See also Series VII, Subseries A: Photographic materials.
6	11		Dedication [of Engineering Research Center]. 1963-1965. e170pp.
6	12		Duong, Nguyen. 1977-1979. e40pp.
6	13		Duma, Didi. 1971-1972. e40pp.
6	14		[E. W. Lane]. 1962-1963. e20pp.
6	15		Egypt--UAR trip. 1964-1967. e80pp.
6	16		[Engineering Department's self-evaluations]. 1971-1973. e150pp.
6	17		[Experiment Station program planning]. 1981-1982. e30pp.
6	18		History. c. 1901, 1950-1974. e200pp.
				See also Series VII, Subseries A: Photographic materials.
6	19		History--Department of Civil Engineering. 1970. 31pp. 2 copies
6	20		Hyd[raulics] lab. n.d.. 4pp.
6	21		Hydraulics laboratory brochure. n.d.. 1 item
6	22		[Hydraulics lab--map, letter, data]. 1962, n.d.. e5pp.
6	23-24		[Hydraulics lab, specification documents]. 1960. e350pp.
6	25		International School for Water Resources Engineering. 1967. 5pp. 2 copies
6	26-27		Parshall Research Fund. 1950-1964. e150pp.
				See also Series VII, Subseries B: Other materials.
6	28-29		Parshall Research Fund--Research needs. 1958-1967. e200pp.
6	30		Solar Energy Applications Laboratory at CSU. n.d.. 6pp. 2 copies
6	31		Status reports--C. E. section. 1962. e40pp.
6	32		Undergraduate education at a land-grant university. 1966. 103pp.
6	33		Sumps--new hydro lab. 1960-1963, n.d.. e100pp. including many folded blueprints

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Series III: Simons, Li and Associates
Box	Folder
7	1	Qualifications--Engineering services for small hydrologic and hydraulic design type projects. 1984. e20pp.
7	2	Qualifications related to the Federal Small Operator Assistance Program. 1984. e25pp.
7	3	Qualifications--General hydrologic and hydraulic analysis services. 1984. e20pp.
7	4	Statement of interest and qualifications prepared for Provo City Corporation for storm runoff and drainage master plan. 1984. e80pp.
7	5	Qualifications statement--Water distribution network, pump stations, and other municipal works. 1984. e25pp. 2 copies
7	6	Statement of qualifications. 1984. e40pp.
7	7	1984 proposal log. 1984. 11pp.
7	8	Unsuccessful SBIR proposals. 1983. e200pp.
7	9	Proposal--Anheuser-Busch perimeter roads. 1984. e20pp.
7	10	Proposal and scope of work--Bear River. 1984. e80pp.
7	11	Proposal--Cost-effective roadway and bridge drainage design using economic analysis. 1984. e100pp.
7	12	Proposal--Design of lining system to prevent leakage of Long-See Reservoir. 1984. e25pp.
7	13	Proposal--Design of stable drainage channels. 1984. e15pp.
7	14	Proposal--Development of a combination filter holder and a critical flow device for use as a flow controller for the PM10 high-volume sampler. 1984. e30pp.
7	15	Proposal--Development of soil-cement drop structure design criteria. 1984. e10pp.
7	16	Proposal--Elkhorn River stabilization project. 1984. e40pp.
7	17	Proposal--Evaluation of impacts of high concentrations of sediment on water resources development. 1984. e30pp.
7	18	Proposal--Evanston, Bear River. 1984. e30pp. and 1 map
7	19	Proposal--Green Mountain water marketing EIS. 1984. e40pp.
7	20	Proposal--Impacts of large concentrations of silt and clays on fluid flow and sediment transport. 1984. e30pp.
7	21	Proposal--Integrated drainage design computer system. 1984. e25pp.
7	22	Proposal--Investigation of erosion, sedimentation and stability of Tanshui River Basin. 1984. e40pp.
7	23	Proposal--A methodology for estimating embankment damage due to flood overtopping. 1982. e40pp.
7	24	Proposal--Modification of highway air pollution models for complex terrain and site geometry. 1984. e15pp.
7	25	Preliminary proposal--Phase II, Stream channel degradation and aggradation: causes and consequences to highways. 1980. e30pp.
7	26	Proposal--Quotation for services: surface water monitoring system, Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Denver, Colorado. 1984. e40pp.
7	27	Proposal--River stabilization at the Exxon docking facilities at Campana, Argentina. n.d.. e20pp. 2 copies
7	28	Proposal--Stream stability analysis of Little Blackfoot River, Montana. 1984. e30pp.
7	29	Proposal--Susitna Hydroelectric project sediment modeling. 1984. e30pp.
7	30	Boulder Creek debris control improvements. 1982. 33pp.
7	31	[Caballo Rojo mine]. 1984. e100pp.
7	32	Channel stability study for Threemile Creek. 1984. e150pp.
7	33	Channel stability study of Luxapalila Creek near Columbus, Mississippi. 1984. e200pp.
7	34	Civil works planning and design for Tulsa COE. 1984. e20pp.
7	35	Debris deposition study for without-project and with-project conditions, Santa Barbara County streams. 1984. e50pp.
7	36	Deer Creek Mine review. 1984. e10pp.
7	37	Design and analysis of sedimentation basins on Cave Creek and Cudia City Wash. 1984. e25pp.
7	38	Design manual for engineering analysis of fluvial systems. 1984. e150pp.
7	39	Effects of in-stream mining on channel stability. 1987. e200pp.
7	40	Engineering analysis of river meandering. 1984. 17pp.
7	41	Erosion and sedimentation analysis of Dry Creek, Sonoma County, California. 1980. e200pp.
7	42	Final sediment transport report. 1984. e100pp.
7	43	Geomorphic analysis of the Niger River Basin. 1984. e250pp.
7	44	Hydraulic engineering analysis of Exxon docking facility at Campana, Argentina. 1984. e100pp.
7	45	Hydraulic test to develop and design criteria for the use of reno mattresses. 1984. e80pp. 2 copies
7	46	Hydrologic and hydraulic study of Greens Creek, Petal, Mississippi. 1984. e70pp.
7	47	Hydrology, hydraulics, and geomorphology of the Upper Mississippi River system. 1984. e40pp.
8	1	Information and scope of work on development of the guideline and compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act. 1984. e100pp.
8	2	Inventory and inspection of facilities in the city of Boulder Mountain Reservoir Supply System. 1984. e200pp.
8	3	Physical model study of a flood retarding structure emergency spillway, Sibley, Green, Jaralosa and Candler Arroyos watershed. n.d.. e30pp.
8	4	Plan of study for the river sediment discharge task of the Coast of California Storm and Tidal Waves Study. 1984. e80pp.
8	5	Preliminary study of soil cement feasibility for selected sites within the Irvine Company. 1984. e50pp.
8	6	Real time water resources monitoring, management and forecasting system. n.d.. e25pp.
8	7	[RID canal system]. 1984. e20pp.
8	8	River dynamics of Ganges-Jamuna confluence; and Analysis of tender information for Jamuna powerline crossing. 1983. e200pp.
8	9	Task B working paper: hydrologic, hydraulic and geomorphic characteristics of pool 9 in the upper Mississippi River system. n.d.. 71pp.
8	10	Task C working paper 1: water quality in the upper Mississippi River system affected by sediment resuspension due to the navigation activities. 1981. 57pp.
8	11	Technical analysis for Sunnyside Mine. 1984. e30pp.
8	12	Upper Santa Ana Canyon Dam: water conservation and hydropower reconnaissance study. 1984. e150pp.
8	13	Working paper 2 for task D: investigation of effects of navigation traffic activities on hydrologic, hydraulic, and geomorphic characteristics. 1981. e100pp.
8	14	Contract for engineering services--Maricopa County, Arizona. 1984. 7pp.
8	15	[Correspondence]. 1984, 1988. e40pp.
8	16	[Documents relating to Consulting Engineers Council of Colorado memo]. 1982. e20pp.
8	17-18	Draft materials for Short course: Hydraulic, erosion and sedimentation analyses in arid areas. c. 1981. e250pp.
8	19	Flume design--DC-FHA-01. 1982-1983. e100pp.
8	20	[New project information sheets]. 1984. 5pp.

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Series IV: Simons and Associates
Box	Folder
8	21	P. Young/Mexico case, working file. 1987. e40pp.
8	22	[Mexico case--notes, photographs, correspondence, articles]. 1986. e70pp.
8	23	[Mexico case--court documents]. 1986. e40pp.
8	24	[Mexico case--exhibit items]. 1986. e80pp.
8	25	[Mexico case--court documents, correspondence, background information]. 1986. e100pp.
8	26-28	[Mexico case--binder of background information, including maps and photographs]. 1986. e300pp.
8	29	Motion for summary judgment. 1986. e130pp.
8	30	[Mexico case--correspondence]. 1987. 12pp.
8	31	Deposition of Daryl B. Simons. 1986. 146pp.
8	32	Listing of materials for U.S. Justice Department litigation, Mexico vs. U.S.. n.d.. 3pp.
8	33	Questions for Pat Young to ask D. B. Simons. n.d.. e30pp.
8	34	Deposition of Wilbur J. Lockman. 1986. 67pp.
9	1	Deposition of Joseph F. Friedkin. 1986. 201pp.
9	2	Plaintiffs' response to defendant's motion for summary judgment. 1986. e150pp.
9	3	[Mexico case--correspondence, background information]. 1986-1987. e150pp.
9	4	[Mexico case--background information]. 1986-1987. e100pp.
9	5	Judges statement of issues. 1986. 42pp.
9	6	Deposition of Robert Dale Ohmart. 1986. 129pp.
9	7-8	[Mexico case--maps and charts]. 1986. e22 oversize sheets folded
9	9	Cottonwood Wash at Richfield, Utah--Baker Engineers. n.d.. 30pp.
9	10	[Richfield consulting--correspondence, notes]. 1986. e15pp.
			See also Series VII, Subseries A: Photographic materials.
9	11	Baker, Michael, Jr. Proposed Cottonwood Creek flood protection system, city of Richfield, Utah: final report. 1986. e40pp.
9	12	Progress report, Cottonwood Creek, Richfield, Utah. n.d.. e25pp.
9	13	[Richfield consulting--background information, data, correspondence]. 1986. e120pp.
9	14	[Richfield consulting--background information, data]. 1986. e100pp.
9	15	Richfield flood control feasibility investigation. 1977. e150pp.
9	16	[Richfield consulting--background information, notes, maps]. 1986. e100pp. and e25 folded oversize sheets
9	17	Cottonwood Creek detention basin. 1985. e50pp. and 2 blueprints
9	18	Benefits to North Branch Neshaminy Creek in conjunction with the Point Pleasant Pumping Project. 1988. e10pp.
9	19	Computer analysis of highway encroachments on mobile boundary streams: draft interim report. 1987. e80pp.
9	20	Conclusions regarding bank erosion due to boat generated waves. n.d.. 5pp.
9	21-22	Physical impacts of navigation on the upper Mississippi River system. 1988. e400pp.
9	23	Preliminary analysis of the effect of the Point Pleasant Water Diversion Project on North Branch Neshaminy Creek Fishery from a hydraulic habitat suitability perspective. 1988. 9pp.

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Series V: Writings and speeches
Box	Folder
		Subseries A: Articles.
10	1		Application of flow routing techniques to river regulation. 1982. e10pp.
10	2		Bank erosion on regulated rivers. 1982. e20pp.
10	3		Bank protection and stabilization methods. n.d.. e60pp.
10	4		The bed configuration of straight sand-bed channels when flow is nearly critical. 1970. 7pp. 2 copies
10	5		Bessemer Ditch study. Appendix D in Bessemer Ditch seepage study. 1974. e50pp.
10	6		Boundary form and resistance to flow in alluvial channels. n.d.. 5pp. 2 copies
10	7		Channel stabilization of alluvial rivers: progress report. 1965. e20pp. 2 copies
10	8		Chapter IV--Hydraulics, in book State of knowledge of channel stabilization in major alluvial rivers. 1969. e150pp.
10	9		Chapter IV--Hydraulics. 1969. 48pp. 2 copies
10	10		Chapter 4, Hydraulics (draft). n.d.. e80pp.
10	11		Chapter 15--Handheld calculator programs for analysis. n.d.. 95pp.
10	12		Characteristics of turbulent boundary shear stress. 1974. e20pp. 2 copies
10	13		Consolidated bibliography. n.d.. e15pp. 2 copies
10	14		Design of multistage channels to accommodate predicted stages of flow. 1973. 20pp. 2 copies
10	15		The effect of water detention structures on river and delta morphology. 1967. e10pp. 2 copies
10	16		Effects of stream regulation on channel morphology. n.d.. 19pp.
10	17		Embankment protection at river constrictions. 1970. e50pp.
10	18		The engineer's role in the legal aspects of watershed and river sedimentation (draft). n.d.. 52pp. 2 copies
10	19		Fall velocity of irregular shaped particles. 1968. e10pp.
10	20		Forms of bed roughness in alluvial channels (discussion). 1962. e150pp.
10	21		Hydraulics of rigid boundary basins; Analysis of rigid outfall basins with high tailwater; and Riprapped basins for culvert outfalls. 1971. 112pp.
10	22		Impact of gravel mining on river system stability. 1980. e40pp.
10	23		Mapping potential landslides in forest watersheds. 1981. e20pp.
10	24		Mechanics of sediment-ripple formation (discussion). 1958. e50pp.
10	25		Nomenclature for bed forms in alluvial channels. 1966. e10pp.
10	26		Open channel flow. n.d.. e15pp. 2 copies
10	27		Resistance to flow in alluvial channels. 1962. e60pp.
10	28		River response to development. 1976. e15pp. 2 copies
10	29		Riverbed degradation below large capacity reservoirs. n.d.. 20pp.
10	30		Routing of water and sediment in canals and rivers. 1974. 26pp. 2 copies
10	31		Sediment deposition model for reservoirs based on the dominant physical processes. 1981. 24pp. 2 copies
10	32		Sediment discharge in irrigation canals. 1965. e60pp.
10	33		Sediment measurement using dilution methods and tracer methods. n.d.. e50pp.
10	34		Sedimentary structures generated by flow in alluvial channels. n.d.. e20pp.
10	35		A selected annotated bibliography of high altitude erosion control using vegetation (draft). 1979. 43pp.
10	36		Shallow wave propagation in open channel flow. 1977. e40pp.
10	37		Significance of the fall velocity and effective fall diameter of bed materials. n.d.. 4pp. 2 copies
10	38		A simple procedure for estimating on-site soil erosion. 1977. e25pp. 2 copies
10	39		Simulation of water runoff and sediment yield from a system of multiple watersheds. 1979. e10pp.
10	40		Stabilization of alluvial channels. 1969. e50pp. 2 copies
10	41		Stabilization of alluvial channels (drafts and correspondence). 1968. e160pp.
10	42		Study of variables affecting flow characteristics and sediment transport in alluvial channels. 1965. e15pp.
10	43		Unsteady transport of suspended load in heavily sediment-laden streams. n.d.. e10pp. 2 copies
		Subseries B: Monographs.
10	44		Simons, D. B. 8' x 4' x 200' adjustable recirculating flume: terminal report. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1965. e20pp.
10	45		Simons, D. B. et al. Assessing changes in stream discharge quantity resulting from second home and resort town development. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1981. 158pp.
10	46		Stringham, G. E., D. B. Simons and H. P. Guy. The behavior of large particles falling in quiescent liquids. Washington: US GPO. 1969. 36pp.
10	47		Park, John Kyoungyoon, Yung Hai Chen and Daryl B. Simons. Cluster analysis based on density estimates and its application to LANDSAT imagery. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1979. 39pp. 2 copies
10	48		Yevdjevich, V. M. and D. B. Simons. Design criteria for channel stabilization of the north fork of the South Platte River. Fort Collins: s.n.. 1966. 86pp.
10	49		Simons, D. B. and V. M. Yevdjevich. Design criteria for channel stabilization of the South Boulder Creek. Fort Collins: s.n.. 1966. e70pp.
10	50		Simons, D. B. et al. Dynamic water routing using a predictor-corrector method with sediment routing. Fort Collins: Colorado Water Resources Research Center. 1982. e120pp. 2 copies
10	51		Simons, D. B., R. M. Li and T. J. Ward. Equation and computer program that develop design tables for estimating road sediment yield (draft). Fort Collins: Civil Engineering Dept., Colorado State University. 1978. 42pp.
10	52		Hickok, R. B., W. V. Morris and D. B. Simons. Ground water hydrology and hydraulics. Fort Collins: Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College. 1954. 92pp. 2 copies
10	53		Karaki, S. et al. Highways in the river environment: hydraulic and environmental design considerations. Basic course, instructor's lesson plans. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1974. e150pp.
10	54		Karaki, S. et al. Highways in the river environment: hydraulic and environmental design considerations. Training and design manual, chapters VI, VII and VIII. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1974. e200pp.
10	55		Li, R. M. et al. Hydraulic model study of flow control structures: phase I report. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1977. 55pp. 2 copies
10	56		Li, R. M. et al. Hydraulic model study of flow control structures: final report. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1979. 129pp.
11	1		Simons, D. B., M. A. Alawady and R. M. Li. Literature review and discussion of erosion processes. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1978. 197pp. 3 copies (one with different contract number)
11	2		Ponce, V. Miguel, Jesus Lopez-Garcia and Daryl B. Simons. MODEIN2 and COLBY: computer codes for sediment transport computations. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1976. 33pp.
11	3		Li, Ruh-Ming, Daryl B. Simons and Tim J. Ward. Procedure for evaluating a data collection system (draft). Fort Collins: Colorado State University. c. 1979. 127pp.
11	4		Blench, Thomas and Daryl B. Simons. Regime data, flume data and regime basics. New Delhi: International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage. 1974. e400pp. 2 copies
11	5		Simons, D. B. and E. V. Richardson. Resistance to flow in alluvial channels. Washington: US GPO. 1966. 61pp.
11	6		Simons, D. B. and E. V. Richardson. Resistance to flow in alluvial channels (preliminary; includes photographs). c. 1964. e250pp.
11	7		Simons, D. B. and H. W. Shen. Review of "Pa Mong phase II 1973 volume 1 and 2, supplement to main report". 1974. 84pp. 2 copies
11	8		Kouwen, Nick, Ruh-Ming Li and Daryl B. Simons. A selected annotated bibliography on the effect of vegetation on flow resistance in open channels. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1980. 28pp. 2 copies
11	9		Eggert, Kenneth G., Ruh-Ming Li and Daryl B. Simons. Small calculator programs for analysis of watersheds and river systems. [Fort Collins]: Colorado State University Research Institute. 1979. 167pp.
11	10		Simons, D. B., E. V. Richardson and W. L. Haushild. Some effects of fine sediment on flow phenomena. Washington: US GPO. 1963. 47pp.
11	11		Simons, D. B., R. M. Li and J. D. Schall. Spatial and temporal distribution of boundary shear stress in open channel flows: final report. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1979. 183pp. 2 copies
11	12		Simons, D. B., R. M. Li and J. D. Schall. Spatial and time distribution of boundary shear stress in open channel flows: progress report. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1978. 60pp.
				See also Series VII, Subseries A: Photographic materials.
11	13		Simons, D. B. et al. A summary of the river environment. Fort Collins: Colorado State University. 1976. 78pp.
11	14		Simons, Daryl B. Theory and design of stable channels in alluvial materials. Diss. Colorado State U. 1957. 394pp.
11	15		Kouwen, Nick, Ruh-Ming Li and Daryl B. Simons. Velocity measurements in a channel lined with flexible plastic roughness elements (draft). Fort Collins: Civil Engineering Dept., Colorado State University. c. 1980. 154pp.
		Subseries C: Speeches.
11	16		[Speech and lecture notes]. 1960-1965, n.d.. e35pp.
11	17-18		Speeches. 1966-1973, n.d.. e300pp.
				See also Series VII, Subseries B: Other materials.

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Series VI: Research papers
Box	Folder
		Subseries A: Proposals.
12	1		Influence of permeability on soil erosion. 1983. e30pp.
12	2		Kalabagh Dam model studies. 1974-1975. e60pp.
12	3		Physical and mathematical modeling of mud and debris flows. 1981. e250pp.
12	4		Proposal to present a short course entitled "Water Quality Workshop". 1975. e100pp.
12	5-9		Proposal to study the biomedical aspects of altitude adaptation, vol. 1-5. 1968. e1000pp.
12	10		Scientists and engineers in economics development program. 1973. e20pp.
12	11		Scour at culvert outlets in mixed bed materials. 1976. e100pp.
12	12		Services to provide a report on water impact analysis at army military installations. 1979. e40pp.
12	13		Spatial and time distribution of boundary shear stress in open channel flows. 1975. e120pp.
12	14		Study of the geomorphology of the upper Mississippi River. 1974. e150pp.
		Subseries B: Rejected proposals.
12	15		NSF--Numerical properties of depth-averaged two-dimensional models of water and sediment. 1979-1980. e100pp.
12	16		CSURI--Preparation of a detailed project report for Dry Devils River and Lowery Draw at Sonora, Texas. 1979. e40pp.
12	17		BLM--Development of a hydrologic computer simulation model for predicting runoff and sediment yield for the grazing environmental impact statements required in Colorado. 1976-1977. e80pp.
12	18		BOR--Hydraulic testing of transport of sludge and grit in a pipeline. 1977. e80pp.
12	19		Dept. of Commerce--Hydrodynamic forces induced by interactions between flow current and docking facilities on deep draft vessels. 1980. e50pp.
12	20		Waterways Experiment Station--Development of a computer package for computing sediment transport rate. 1979. 4pp.
12	21		COE--Development, validation and application of a two-dimensional water and sediment routing model in the lower Mississippi River. 1979. e40pp.
12	22		CSURI--Analysis of various existent hydrologic models applicable to small watersheds located within the Red River of the North Drainage Basin. 1979. e20pp.
12	23		Eisenhower Consortium--Potential transport of nonpoint source pollutants considering both air and water pathways. 1978. e30pp.
12	24		MMRI--Development of a mathematical model for estimating erosion and sedimentation impacts in forested watersheds subject to mining activities. 1980. 5pp.
12	25		Oak Ridge--Modeling of radionuclide transport from disposal areas. 1978. e35pp.
12	26		OWRT--Study of hydraulic and geomorphic changes induced by failure of dams. 1978-1979. e80pp.
12	27		Hydrotechnic Corp.--Hydraulic model study of Ain Tedeles Spillway. 1979. e80pp.
12	28		NSF--Theoretical and experimental study of hydraulic and geomorphic changes induced by failure of dams. 1980. e200pp.
12	29		NSF--Verification of theory of shallow wave propagation. 1979-1980. e180pp.
12	30-31		OWRT--A generalized water and sediment routing technique for the prediction of effects of urbanization in watershed and river systems. 1974-1980. e350pp.
12	32		RMFRES--Application of a landslide potential mapping model to selected forested sites in the Pacific Northwest. 1978-1979. e15pp.
12	33		RMFRES--Assessment and determination of best methodologies for predicting water and sediment yield from strip mine areas. 1978. e25pp.
12	34		USDA Forest Service--To develop visual aids for illustrating physical processes governing watershed and river response. 1978. e20pp.
12	35		RMFRES--Development and testing of an integrated mathematical model for predicting water and sediment yields from forested watersheds considering interaction of the watershed with roadways. 1978. e30pp.
12	36		RMFRES--Development of graphical method for estimating the changes in water and sediment yields resulting from land management and road construction activities. 1978. e25pp.
12	37		RMFRES--Development of simplified graphical aids and programmable calculator software for estimating the impacts of land management and road construction alternatives on small watersheds. 1978. 7pp.
12	38		RMFRES--Montana. 1976-1979. e20pp.
12	39		USDA Forest Service--Training films of physical processes governing watershed and river response. 1978. 5pp.
12	40		Transportation Research Board--Flow modification by storage loss through flood plain encroachment. 1979. e200pp.
13	1		CWRRI--Prediction of effects of urbanization on channel hydraulic and morphology using a generalized water and sediment routing model. 1978. 3pp.