A hard lesson in urban hydrology.

May 9, 2008

After readying both video and surveying gear last night for an early morning sprint to St. Louis to catch Fishpot Creek in flood, I slept a few hours before waking at 5am to check the radar. Not much happening in St. Louis. The predicted storm seemed to have fizzled....

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Media research, flood chasing in St. Louis.

May 8, 2008

Cara continued her work on our new color-sorted Em4 media, and we have a mix we like. We noticed it has the same hues as the spotty banana on the bench–yellow, light brown, dark brown. It looks nice, and we can’t wait to mix up a couple of hundred pounds...

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You want how many Emriver models?

May 6, 2008

On this beautiful May day, to get away from serious work on St. Louis geomorphology, Em4 construction, Quicken 2008, and AutoCad, all of LRRD migrated to the Long Branch Coffeehouse for lunch. There we ran into my wife Kate and our great friend and collaborator Karen...

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Cool machines, the Em4 gets closer to done.

May 6, 2008

We’re crazy busy; doing some emergency assessment on the St. Louis creek where a few houses are threatened, building and shipping Emriver models, and of course working on our Em4. We got nearly 2,000 pounds of ground melamine last Friday. It’s sorted by...

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GSA in Indiana and City Museum in St. Louis.

Apr 27, 2008

Lord I’m beat. What a week we had. A short summary of Thursday and Friday: Jesse went with Andrew Podoll, Harvey Henson and some SIUC Geology grad students to a regional GSA meeting in Evansville, Indiana. They invited us to join them with an Emriver model...

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