Status Report on Bottom-Tracking ADCPs & ADPs David S. Mueller Office of Surface Water.

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Status Report on Bottom-Tracking ADCPs & ADPs David S. Mueller Office of Surface Water

Topics for Presentation ADCP & ADP Usage ADCP & ADP Usage Benefits Benefits Applications Applications QA/QC Efforts QA/QC Efforts New Developments New Developments

Profilers in the USGS 165 River Profilers = $4,100,000

Benefits Measures Profiles in the whole cross section Measures Profiles in the whole cross section Doesn’t assume log velocity profile Doesn’t assume log velocity profile Handles bidirectional flows Handles bidirectional flows

Benefits Less time and equipment on bridges Less time and equipment on bridges No lines in the water (debris risk reduced) No lines in the water (debris risk reduced) Multiple deployment options Multiple deployment options

Typical Deployment Methods

Tethered from Cableway

Maine’s Bank Operated Cableway

Alaska’s Seaplane

Maine’s Canoe Deployment

Remote Control Boat Demo

SFWMD Remote Boat

OceanScience R/C Boat Available Now Max. Vel. 5.5 fps

Applications Measure Flow Distribution Measure Flow Distribution Evaluate Aquatic Habitat Evaluate Aquatic Habitat Calibrate and Validate Numerical Models Calibrate and Validate Numerical Models Visualize Flow Fields Visualize Flow Fields Qualitatively Assess Suspended Sediments Qualitatively Assess Suspended Sediments

Flow Distribution

Flow Field Measurements

Numerical Model Validation

Sacramento River at Delta Cross Channel Courtesy of Randal Dinehart, California District Survey Grid

Flow Animation

Animation of Backscatter Changes

QA/QC Efforts to Date Tow Tank Tests Tow Tank Tests Marginal success due to limits of tow tanks Marginal success due to limits of tow tanks

Efforts to Date -- continued Discharge Comparisons Discharge Comparisons Broadband tests: Morlock, 1996 Broadband tests: Morlock, 1996 Rio Grande and RiverSurveyor tests: Mueller, 2003 Rio Grande and RiverSurveyor tests: Mueller, 2003

Sample Data

Variation in Rio Grande Meas. DEVIATION FROM MEAN OF ALL PASSES, IN PERCENT Kankakee R. at Shelby, IN Kankakee R. at Dunns Bridge, IN Missouri R. at Hermann, MO Mississippi R. at Chester, IL

Variation in RiverSurveyor Meas DEVIATION FROM MEAN OF ALL PASSES, IN PERCENT Kankakee R. at Shelby, IN Kankakee R. at Dunns Bridge, IN

Variation in Bottom Track and GPS BT GPS BTGPS SITE AND NAVIGATION REFERENCE DEVIATION FROM MEAN OF ALL PASSES, IN PERCENT Missouri River GROUP 1 GROUP 2 BT GPS Mississippi River GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GPS 2.2%2.3%4.4%1.7% 0.7% 1.2%1.0% 600 kHz Rio Grande

Summary of Results On average, all acoustic measurements were with 5% of Price AA or rating On average, all acoustic measurements were with 5% of Price AA or rating Higher frequency units will detect a moving bottom more often and will require use of DGPS more frequently Higher frequency units will detect a moving bottom more often and will require use of DGPS more frequently COV was lower for RDI instruments COV was lower for RDI instruments COV was higher when using DGPS COV was higher when using DGPS

Efforts to Date -- continued Velocity Comparisons Velocity Comparisons Rio Grande: Gartner, 2002 Rio Grande: Gartner, 2002 ADV ADCP

Current QA/QC Efforts Rio Grande Testing Rio Grande Testing Water Mode 11 Water Mode 11 Water Mode 12 Water Mode 12 Bottom Mode 7 Bottom Mode 7 RiverSurveyor Testing RiverSurveyor Testing New Software New Software Shallow-Water Ping Shallow-Water Ping Bottom-Track Algorithms Bottom-Track Algorithms

Current QA/QC Efforts Flow Disturbance Flow Disturbance Simple cylinder Simple cylinder Fully-developed flow Fully-developed flow Approach velocity = 4 ft/s Approach velocity = 4 ft/s Flow is from right to left with a y-axis cutting plane at approximately the center of the cylinder. Flow is from right to left with a y-axis cutting plane at approximately the center of the cylinder.

Current QA/QC Efforts GPS Evaluation GPS Evaluation StreamPro Evaluation StreamPro Evaluation

Current QA/QC Efforts Number of Passes Number of Passes NUMBER OF PASSES DEVIATION FROM MEAN OF ALL PASSES, IN PERCENT RD INSTRUMENTS SONTEK

Future Developments Phased Array Technology Phased Array Technology 2.8 inches in diameter 2.8 inches in diameter 58 x 58 elements 58 x 58 elements Replaces 4 individual ceramics Replaces 4 individual ceramics Still in development Still in development

Next Generation ADCP Dual Frequency Operation – For shallow & deep rivers: Dual Frequency Operation – For shallow & deep rivers: 600 kHz for accurate bottom tracking & deep water profiling 600 kHz for accurate bottom tracking & deep water profiling 2400 kHz for high resolution shallow water profiling 2400 kHz for high resolution shallow water profiling Flat face for minimum flow disturbance Flat face for minimum flow disturbance 5” X 5” cylinder 5” X 5” cylinder

Next Generation Field Vehicle Great morale builder Great morale builder Great recruiting tool Great recruiting tool No need to maintain boats No need to maintain boats Built-in ADCP and computer Built-in ADCP and computer

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