BioResource and Agricultural Engineering faculty specialize in a variety of engineering areas including but not limited to: power and machinery, information and electrical technologies, water and environmental quality, and food processing standards and safety.

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Submissions from 2011

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The Irrigation Sector Shift From Construction to Modernization: What is Required for Success?, Charles M. Burt

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Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) Controlled Irrigation Pumps – Analysis of Potential Rebate, Charles M. Burt

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GIS-Based Irrigation District Flow Routing/Scheduling, Charles M. Burt and Beau Freeman

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Low Pressure Drip/Micro System Design – Analysis of Potential Rebate, Charles M. Burt and Daniel J. Howes

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Agricultural Water Energy Efficiency: Final Report, Charles M. Burt, Dan J. Howes, and Beau Freeman

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Irrigation Engineering in Seismic Zones - Mexicali Valley, Mexico, Alan Dennis Gracia, Charles M. Burt, and Mario Paredes Vallejo

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Motor Reference, Mohamed Grissa

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Velocity Contour Weighting Method. I: Algorithm Development and Laboratory Testing, Daniel J. Howes and Brett F. Sanders

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Velocity Contour Weighting Method. II: Evaluation in Trapezoidal Channels and Roughness Sensitivity, Daniel Howes and Brett F. Sanders

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Characteristics of Pump Performance in Major Irrigated Areas of California, Sierra A. Orvis Layous, Charles M. Burt, and Luis P. Urrestarazu

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Effects of Sprinkler, Partial Sprinkler/Drip, and Drip Only Irrigation on Strawberry Transplants 2010-2011, Stuart Styles

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Implementation and Field Calibration Pipeline Doppler Meters in Northern California, Stuart Styles

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Strawberries: Effects of Modifying Irrigation Methods for Transplant Establishment, Stuart Styles, Lynn Groundwater, and Curtis Lutje

Submissions from 2009

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Water Conservation's Role in California Water Transfers, Charles M. Burt

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Variability within Irrigated Fields, Charles M. Burt and Byron Clark

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Increasing productivity in irrigated agriculture: Agronomic constraints and hydrological realities, Chris Perry, Pasquale Steduto, Richard C. Allen, and Charles M. Burt