THE TREATISES
The Scotch Brook and its major tributary that rises at
Moddeshall in North Staffordshire, England,
historically accommodated several locally-significant
watermills, especially bone or flint mills that served the
Longton chinaware ceramics industry.
Current flow conditions and energetic stream profiles
are assessed.
A book-length draft publication as a 3.5MB compressed PDF
| NAME OF TREATISE: | The Past and Potential of Hydropower |
| in the Moddeshall Valley | |
| DATE OF WRITING: | 11 September 2009 |
| LENGTH: | 122 A4 Pages at Times New Roman |
| ILLUSTRATIONS: | Numerous text figures and 12 color photographs |
| FILENAME: | modrmillfornet-compressed.pdf |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The Scotch Brook and its major tributary that rises at
Moddeshall in North Staffordshire, England,
historically accommodated several locally-significant
watermills, especially bone or flint mills that served the
Longton chinaware ceramics industry.
Current flow conditions and energetic stream profiles
are assessed.
A book-length draft publication as a 3.5MB compressed PDF
| NAME OF TREATISE: | A Spectral and Statistical Study of |
| River Meander Morphometry | |
| DATE OF WRITING: | July 1979 |
| LENGTH: | 887 A4 Pages at IBM Diplomat ( PDF facsimile ) |
| ILLUSTRATIONS: | 63 text figures and 16 color photographs |
| FILENAME: | PhDGrandConsol-compressed.pdf |
| DESCRIPTION: |
A full and consolidated restoration of the original two-volume PhD Thesis
“A Spectral and Statistical Study of River Meander Morphometry”
as submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy ( Civil Engineering )
awarded in 1980 at The University of Strathclyde, Glasgow.
( 73MB as a compressed PDF )
This book-length draft publication is legible
but contains low-quality photographic reproductions
for file transference reasons.
Anticipate protracted download durations.