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Stephanie Buck

Stephanie Buck is a Physical Scientist California Water Science Center.

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Please feel free to contact any of our subject-area specialists. Center Director/Surface-water specialist - Jason Lewis Data Chief - Vacant Studies Chief - Matthew Varonka Geographic Information Systems (GIS) specialist - S. Jerrod Smith Groundwater specialist - Shana Mashburn Water-quality specialist - Stephanie Buck Water-use specialist - Carol Becker
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Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center
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Subject-Area Specialists

Please feel free to contact any of our subject-area specialists. Center Director/Surface-water specialist - Jason Lewis Data Chief - Vacant Studies Chief - Matthew Varonka Geographic Information Systems (GIS) specialist - S. Jerrod Smith Groundwater specialist - Shana Mashburn Water-quality specialist - Stephanie Buck Water-use specialist - Carol Becker
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Concentrations, loads, and yields of total phosphorus, total nitrogen, and suspended sediment and bacteria concentrations in the Wister Lake Basin, Oklahoma and Arkansas, 2011-13

The Poteau Valley Improvement Authority uses Wister Lake in southeastern Oklahoma as a public water supply. Total phosphorus, total nitrogen, and suspended sediments from agricultural runoff and discharges from wastewater treatment plants and other sources have degraded water quality in the lake. As lake-water quality has degraded, water-treatment cost, chemical usage, and sludge production have i
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Stephanie D. Buck
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Water Resources Mission Area, Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center

Estimation of annual suspended-sediment fluxes, 1931-95, and evaluation of geomorphic changes, 1950-2010, in the Arkansas River near Tulsa, Oklahoma

An understanding of fluvial sediment transport and changing channel morphology can assist planners in making responsible decisions with future riverine development or restoration projects. Sediment rating curves can serve as simple models and can provide predictive tools to estimate annual sediment fluxes. Sediment flux models can aid in the design of river projects by providing insight to past an
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Jason M. Lewis, S. Jerrod Smith, Stephanie D. Buck, Scott A. Strong
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Water Resources Mission Area, Oklahoma-Texas Water Science Center

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