Jay Price, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development

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Jay Price, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development

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Jay Price, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center-Environmental Laboratory, uses a 10-factor prism to estimate tree basal area. (photo by Jacob Berkowitz, ERDC)

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u s army engineer research and development center

environmental impact statement

environmental laboratory

holly kuzmitski

mississippi river leveee project

engineer research and development center

corps to assess levee project s impact on the environment

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us army corps of engineers

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24/01/2018

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u s army engineer research and development center

environmental impact statement

environmental laboratory

holly kuzmitski

mississippi river leveee project

engineer research and development center

corps to assess levee project s impact on the environment

ultra high resolution

high resolution

us army corps of engineers