Title page for E-project-042507-233000

Project Type MQP

Submission date 2007-04-25

Authors
Octavio M Casavantes, CE
Justin DiNino, CE
Jessica Rosewitz, CE

URN E-project-042507-233000

Sponsor U.S Fish and Wildlife Service

Title Fish Passage Restoration in East Hampton, Massachusetts

Advisors
DeFalco, Frank D., CE
Mathisen, Paul P, CE

Availability unrestricted

Abstract
This project delivers a complete design report showing a number of options for the Northampton Street Dam to be presented to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. Included in the report is a characterized list of the designs considered in order of best fit. The engineering behind the designs is also mathematically shown and displayed in conceptual AutoCAD images. This includes a hydraulic analysis of the Northampton Street Dam to determine the river operating heights and if modifications of the dam would alter present flow conditions. Each design also has a cost analysis section that is based on 2007-2008 expected pricing guides.

Files
07D359M.pdf

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Project Type	MQP
Submission date	2007-04-25
Authors	Octavio M Casavantes, CE Justin DiNino, CE Jessica Rosewitz, CE
URN	E-project-042507-233000
Sponsor	U.S Fish and Wildlife Service
Title	Fish Passage Restoration in East Hampton, Massachusetts
Advisors	DeFalco, Frank D., CE Mathisen, Paul P, CE
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract This project delivers a complete design report showing a number of options for the Northampton Street Dam to be presented to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. Included in the report is a characterized list of the designs considered in order of best fit. The engineering behind the designs is also mathematically shown and displayed in conceptual AutoCAD images. This includes a hydraulic analysis of the Northampton Street Dam to determine the river operating heights and if modifications of the dam would alter present flow conditions. Each design also has a cost analysis section that is based on 2007-2008 expected pricing guides.
Files	07D359M.pdf