Willamette valley radio system for the united states corps of engineers

Winter floods in the willamette river Basin in Western Oregon wreak havoc and destruction from frequent flooding of a highly-populated and developed valley, 150 miles in length. Congress instructed the United States Corps of Engineers (USCE) to study the problem in the Willamette Valley and to make...

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Published in:Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Part 1. Communication and electronics 1958-09, Vol.77 (4), p.401-406
Main Authors: Pedersen, C., Marihart, D. J.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Buildings
Microwave antennas
Microwave communication
Poles and towers
Receivers
Repeaters
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Summary:Winter floods in the willamette river Basin in Western Oregon wreak havoc and destruction from frequent flooding of a highly-populated and developed valley, 150 miles in length. Congress instructed the United States Corps of Engineers (USCE) to study the problem in the Willamette Valley and to make specific recommendations. As a result the Corps has recommended a system of 16 multiple-purpose reservoirs. These reservoirs were to be located on the major tributaries in the basin and would control a total of 3,200 square miles of the 11,200 square miles in the basin. At the present time five of the recommended reservoirs are in operation, two are under construction, and planning is under way on two more.
ISSN:0097-2452
2379-674X
DOI:10.1109/TCE.1958.6372364