The Amplifier - v. 5, no. 15

In this issue...The Anaconda Company, Gary Alexander, Mountain Climbing, Slugfest, Chester H. Steele, Copper Guards, Manuel Munoz, tennis, Lydia's

The Amplifier - v. 9, no. 3

In this issue...Northwest Mining Association, Montana Power, Garden Club, Itramural sports, Butte Civic Orchestra, Mike Mansfield, 4-H Banquet, Library News

The Amplifier - v. 11, no. 1

In this issue...Student Council, Montana Bureau of Mines, Geology Camp, Dillon, Montana, Senator Mike Mansfield, All-State Basketball, Dolly Labranche, Alumni Association

The Amplifier - v. 12, no. 8

In this issue...Z-T Ski Patrol, Intramurals, Mike Mansfield, Texaco, President Johnson, Beryllium, Magma Staff, Fluid Mechanics, Geology

The Amplifier - v. 14, no. 11

In this issue...Copper Guards, International Club, Magma Yearbook, Astrophysics, Roger Pierce, Ed Simonich, Mike Mansfield, M Club, Income Tax, Biology Department

The Amplifier - v. 15, no. 4

In this issue...Pintlar Peaks, SUB, Bridge Building Contest, Senator Mike Mansfield, Montana Mining Law, Mathematics, Theta Tau, Marcus Daly, Coeds

Bwembya Chikolwa quoted by Mike Taylor for Money Management 7th September 2009, Thaw for listed property

Australian property bond markets are starting to improve, but don’t expect a return to the buoyant days of the past any time soon.

Development of pollutant build-up parameters for MIKE URBAN for Southeast Queensland, Australia

Accurate estimation of input parameters is essential to ensure the accuracy and reliability of hydrologic and water quality modelling. Calibration is an approach to obtain accurate input parameters for comparing observed and simulated results. However, the calibration approach is limited as it is only applicable to catchments where monitoring data is available. Therefore, methodology to estimate appropriate model input parameters is critical, particularly for catchments where monitoring data is not available. In the research study discussed in the paper, pollutant build-up parameters derived from catchment field investigations and model calibration using MIKE URBAN are compared for three catchments in Southeast Queensland, Australia. Additionally, the sensitivity of MIKE URBAN input parameters was analysed. It was found that Reduction Factor is the most sensitive parameter for peak flow and total runoff volume estimation whilst Build-up rate is the most sensitive parameter for TSS load estimation. Consequently, these input parameters should be determined accurately in hydrologic and water quality simulations using MIKE URBAN. Furthermore, an empirical equation for Southeast Queensland, Australia for the conversion of build-up parameters derived from catchment field investigations as MIKE URBAN input build-up parameters was derived. This will provide guidance for allowing for regional variations in the estimation of input parameters for catchment modelling using MIKE URBAN where monitoring data is not available.

Mike Bardach with Lucki; Holland Portraits Children

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Mike Bardach with unidentified children sitting in toy car; Holland Portraits Children

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[Mike] Honeyman [portrait du boxeur] : [photographie de presse] / [Agence Rol]

Référence bibliographique : Rol, 61696

Dr. Mike Dickman

Professor Dickman examining the water.

Wrestling Card - Mike Mazurki

The wrestler's name is Mike Mazurki and the number stamped on the reverse is 459.