John F. Kennedy (1933–91) served as director of IIHR from 1966 until 1991. He oversaw a tremendous growth in IIHR staff and a diversification of research fields, resulting in part from his ability to merge industrial and federal, applied and fundamental research efforts and funding sources. A man of great energy and creativity, he initiated research efforts investigating power-plant stations, cold regions engineering, and hydraulic dropshafts. He also broadened research in sediment transport, fundamental fluid mechanics, river engineering and erosion control structures, and other topics.

This record group, the largest in the IIHR Archives, consists of 27 boxes of materials on Kennedy, numbered separately within categories: 10 of “Publications and Reports,” 8 of “Travel and Speeches,” 5 of “Correspondence” (both to and from Kennedy), 2 of “Teaching Notes,” 1 of “Biographical Materials,” and 1 of “IAHR and Miscellaneous.” There may be some overlap among these categories: the Biographical Materials box may contain correspondence and additional publications that are not duplicated elsewhere; “Travel and Speeches” and “Publications and Reports” may include duplicate folders for the same event (e.g., for speeches that were later published). Also, labels on the file folders (especially “Travel and Speeches”) may not be identical to the catalogue record below, but the two should be easy to correlate. For additional files from Kennedy era, see the archive sets “IIHR Publications and Reports,” “IIHR Grants and Contracts,” and “IIHR Administration and Miscellaneous” for the appropriate years.

Three notebooks of Kennedy’s photographs/slides have been placed next to the archival boxes. These include a very large notebook of photos with negatives labeled “Friedman-Kennedy Trip to China, September–October 1985”; a thin notebook of Kennedy’s undated slides for three dropshaft lectures, along with miscellaneous slides of dropshafts and their performance and slides of the Phoenix helicoidal ramp dropshaft (1990); and a large binder of Kennedy’s undated photographs of rivers and alluvial channels. Additional photographs of Kennedy’s research and travel can be found in the IIHR Photo Archives.

Box 1. Publications and Reports: Dissertation, 1960, Publications List

• Annotated list of publications and speeches
• Dissertation – six folders:
  • Miscellany and correspondence
  • Figures illustrating various bed forms and summary equations for bed form theory
  • Continuing work on dune calculations
  • Miscellaneous drawings and pictures of antidunes and thesis figures
  • Calculations of dune velocities and wave lengths
  • Wave analysis and thesis research

Note: Numerous thesis photographs can be found in the Photo Archive

Box 2. Publications and Reports: 1958–64

• “Discussion of ‘A Graphical Solution for Flow in Earth Channels’” (Kolupaila and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Irrigation and Drainage Division, paper 1615, April 1958; final publication, correspondence, and drafts)
• “Discussion of ‘Roll Waves and Slug Flows in Inclined Open Channels’” (Taylor and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, February 1960; final publication, correspondence, and draft)
• “The Relation between the Frequency Distributions of Sieve Diameters and Fall Velocities of Sediment Particles” (Kennedy and Koh, Journal of Geophysical Research, Volume 66, No. 12, December 1961; final publication, correspondence, notes on experiments, and analysis)
• “Further Laboratory Studies of the Roughness and Suspended Load of Alluvial Streams” (Kennedy, California Institute of Technology Report KH-R-3; April 1961; publication)
• “Discussion of ‘Forms of Bed Roughness in Alluvial Channels’” (Vanoni and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, November 1961; final publication, draft, and correspondence)
• “Discussion of ‘Uniform Water Conveyance Channels in Alluvial Materials’” (Kennedy, ASCE, Journal of the Hydraulics Division, January 1961; correspondence, draft, and final publication)
• “The Mechanics of Dunes and Antidunes in Erodible-Bed Channels” (Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Fluid Mechanics, KH-P-10, 1963; final publication, correspondence, and drafts)
• “Discussion of ‘Sediment Transportation Mechanics: Introduction and Properties of Sediment’” (by Task Force on Preparation of Sedimentation Manual), (Kennedy and Koh, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, March 1963; paper)
• “An Analysis of Bed-Form Data from Laboratory Flumes” (Kennedy, unpublished report, December 1963, summarizing summer 1963 activities at USGS office, Albuquerque, N.M.; report only)
• “An Analysis of Bed-Form Data from Laboratory Flumes” (Kennedy, unpublished report, 1963)
• “Discussion of ‘Geometry of River Channels’” by W.B. Langbein (Kennedy, Richardson, and Sutera, ASCE, Journal or the Hydraulics Division, 1964; paper and correspondence)
• “Turbulent Waves in Density Stratified Fluids of Finite Extent” (Prych, Harty, and Kennedy, MIT Hydrodynamics Laboratory Rept. 65, 1964; final report and correspondence)
• “A Short Bibliography of References on Waterhammer” (Kennedy, Journal of the New England Water Works Association, Vol. 78 No. 3, 1964; final publication)
• “Two-Dimensional Turbulent Works in Density – Stratified Liquids” (Kennedy and Froebel, ASME Report, 64-WA/UNR-11, 1964; final publication, correspondence, and talk outline)
• “The Formation of Sediment Ripples in Closed Rectangular Conduits and in the Desert” (Kennedy, Journal of Geophysical Research, 1964; final paper, correspondence, review comments, drafts, and notes)

Box 3. Publications and Reports — 1965–67

• “A Laboratory Study of the Development of Sediment Ripples from a Flat Bed” (Kennedy and Raicheln, Proceedings, XI Congress IAHR, 1965; correspondence, calculations, final paper, and drafts)
• “Recent Developments in Sediment Transport Mechanics” (Kennedy, Journal of the Boston Society of Civil Engineers, 1965; final report only)
• “Laboratory Study of an Alluvial Stream at Constant Discharge” (Kennedy and Brooks, Proceedings, Federal Inter-Agency Sedimentation Conference, 1963 Miscellaneous Publication 970, 1963 / 1965; early draft and final draft)
• “Wave–Generated Sediment Ripples” (Kennedy and Falcon, MIT Hydrodynamics Laboratory Report #86, 1965; final report, correspondence, information on first Latin American Congress in Hydraulics in August 1964 in Brazil, which led to publication
• “Water – Hammer Charts for Centrifugal Pump Systems” (Kinno and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1965; final publication and correspondence)
• “Three Dimensional Momentumless Wakes in Density – Stratified Liquids” (Stockhausen, Clark, and Kennedy, MIT Hydrodynamics Lab Report #93, 1966; final report only)
• “Nomenclature for Bed Forms in Alluvial Channels” (Committee under chairmanship of Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1966; paper, discussions, original photos, drafts, and correspondence)
• “Friction Factors for Flow in Sand Bed Channels” (Alam, Cheyer, and Kennedy, MIT Hydrodynamics Laboratory Report #78, 1966; final report only)
• “Depositional Behavior of Fine Sediment in a Turbulent Fluid Motion” (Partheniades and Kennedy, Proceedings, 10^th Coastal Engineering Conference, 1967; publication, correspondence, and original graphics)
• “Interaction of Tides, Salinity, and Sediment in Lake Maracaibo Estuary in Venezuela” (Chuecos, Partheniades, and Kennedy, ASCE Conference Preprint #317, 1966; final report, and draft)
• “Discussion of paper ‘Hydraulic Resistance of Alluvial Streams,’” by Engelund (Alam and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1967; draft, correspondence and original figures)
• “A Method for Generating Linear Density Profiles in Laboratory Tanks” (Clark, Stockhausen, and Kennedy, Journal of Geophysical Research, 1967; final report, draft, and correspondence)
• “Particle and Fluid Velocities of Turbulent Flows of Suspensions of Neutrally Buoyant Particles” (Robert, Kennedy, and Ippen, MIT Hydrodynamics Laboratory Report #103, 1967; also published in Advances in Solid-Liquid Flow in Pipes and its Application, 1971; publications, correspondence, and original photos)
• “Some Experimental Observations on Free Surface Shear Flow Over a Wavy Boundary” (Robillard and Kennedy, Proceedings IAHR Congress, Ft. Collins, Colo., 1967; report)
• “Free Surface Shear Flow Over a Wavy Bed” (Iwasa and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1968; original report, original photos, and publication)

Box 4. Publications and Reports — 1968–70

• “Free Surface Shear Flow Over a Wavy Boundary” (Iwasa and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1968) Three folders:
  • Drafts, correspondence, and final report
  • Research notebook
  • Research notebook
• “Depositional Behavior of Kaolinite in Turbulent Flow” (Etter, Hoyer, Partheniades, and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulic Division, 1968; paper, correspondence)
• “An Electro-Optical Probe for Measurement of Suspended Sediment Concentration” (Kennedy, Proceedings, XIII Congress IAHR, Kyoto, Japan, 1969; paper)
• “Friction Factors for Flat-Bed Flows in Sand Channels” (Lovera and Kennedy, ASCE, Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1969; paper and correspondence)
• “An Electro-Optical System for Measurement of Mean and Statistical Properties of Sediment Suspensions” (Glover, Bhattacharya, and Kennedy, IIHR Report #120, 1969; correspondence, and draft)
• “The Formation of Sediment Ripples, Dunes, and Antidunes” (Kennedy, Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics, 1969; correspondence, publication)
• “The Iowa Low Temperature Flow Facility” (Kennedy, Ice Symposium, Reykjavik, 1970; report)
• “Numerical Investigation of Wave Deformation in Density Stratified Fluids” (Padmanabhan, Ames, Kennedy, Hung; Journal of Engineering Mathematics, 1970; correspondence and paper)
• “Temperature and Flow Conditions During the Formation of River Ice” (Kennedy and Ashton, Proceedings 1^st IAHR Symposium of Ice and its Action on Hydraulic Structures, Iceland, 1970; paper)
• “The Evolution of the Spectra of Aqueous Ripples and Dunes” (Jain and Kennedy, Proceedings, Fourth Latin American Hydraulics Congress. IAHR, Oaxtepec, 1970; report in Spanish)

Box 5. Publications and Reports — 1971–74

• “Particle and Fluid Velocities of Turbulent Flows of Suspensions of Neutrally Buoyant Particles” (Kennedy, Advances in Solid-Liquid Flow in Pipe and its Application, 1971; book chapter)
• “Sediment Transportation Mechanics: Fluid Hydraulic Relations for Alluvial Streams” (Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1971; publication, discussions, correspondence, and notes)
• “The Growth of Sand Waves” (Jain and Kennedy, International Symposium on Stochastic Hydraulics, University of Pittsburgh, 1971; correspondence, paper, and speech)
• “Turbulent Flow in Wavy Pipes” (Hsu and Kennedy, Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1971; correspondence and paper)
• “Wet Cooling Towers” (Kennedy, book chapter, 1971; report, lecture notes, and original photos)
• “Wet Cooling Towers-Addendum” (Croley and Kennedy, lecture notes, 1976; report)
• “Basic Concepts of Hydraulic Materials – Handling Systems” (Kennedy, Bulk Materials Handling, Volume 1, 1971; correspondence and paper)
  NOTE: Excellent paired photos of multiple cooling towers and models
• “Stability of Floating Ice Blocks” (Uzuner and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1972; report)
• “Discussion of Laboratory Study of Transport of Fine Sand: Proc. Paper 8765” (Gopalakrishna and Kennedy, draft paper, 1972)
• “Ripples on Underside of River Ice Covers” (Ashton and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1972; drafts, publication, and correspondence)
• “Sediment Suspension by Water Waves” (Kennedy and Locher, Waves on Beaches, 1972; publication and correspondence)
• “Sediment Transport and Bed Forms in Laboratory Streams of Circular Plan-Form” (Zimmermann and Kennedy, Proceedings, IAHR Congress, Istanbul, Turkey, 1973; report)
• “Turbulent Flows Past Boundaries with Small Streamwise Fins” (Kennedy, Hsu, and Lin, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1973; paper and correspondence)
• “The Spectral Evolution of Sedimentary Bed Forms” (Jain and Kennedy, Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1974; paper and correspondence)

Box 6. Publications and Reports — 1974–77

• “River-Ice Problems: A State-of-the Art Survey and Assessment of Research Needs” (Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1974; report)
• “Winter-Regime Thermal Response of Heated Streams” (Paily, Macagno, and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1974; paper, correspondence, and report of grant “Hydrologic Response of Ice-Covered Storms”)
• “Plume Recirculation and Interference in Mechanical Draft Cooling Towers” (Kennedy and Fordyce, Proceedings, Cooling Tower Environment 1974 Symposium, 1974; correspondence and draft of paper)
• “The Mechanics of River Ice Jams” (Uzuner and Kennedy, Proceedings IAHR Symposium, Budapest, Hungary, 1974; report)
• “Sediment Entrainment by Oscillatory Flow” (Nakato, Glover, Kennedy, and Locher, Proceedings, IAHR Congress, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1975; report)
• “Submerged Buoyant Jets in Quiescent Fluids” (Chan and Kennedy, ASCE, Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1975; paper, correspondence, photo negatives)
• “Discussion of Paper ‘Determining Ambient Water Temperatures’ by Markofsky and Binkeid” (Paily and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1975; publication)
• “Discussion of ‘Bouyant Forced-Plumes in Crossflow’ by Chu and Goldberg” (Chan and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1975; paper and correspondence)
• “Ice-Jam Mechanics” (Kennedy, Proceedings, Third International Symposium on Ice Problems, IAHR, Hanover, New Hampshire, 1975; paper and original photos)
• “A Theoretical Model of River Ice Jams” (Uzuner and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1976; correspondence and numerous original photographs of ice jams and project)
• “Nonuniform Melting of River Ice Covers” (Dagan, Hewlett, and Kennedy, unpublished draft reports, 1976)
• “Entrainment and Drag Forces of Deflected Jets” (Chan, Lin, and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1976; correspondence and published documents)
• “Some Thoughts on the University Education of Hydraulic Engineers” (Kennedy, opening address (later published?) at IV National Congress of Hydraulics, Acapulco Mexico, 1976; presentation in English and Spanish)
• “Effects of Meandering on Alluvial Streams” (Onishi, Jain, and Kennedy, ASCE, Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1976; correspondence)
• “Characteristics of Iowa Sediment Concentration Measuring System” (Nakato, Locher, Glover, and Kennedy, Proceedings, 15^th Coastal Engineering Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1976; paper)
• “Bed Forms in Alluvial Channels” (Kennedy, Encyclopedia of Sedimentology, Encyclopedia of Earth Sciences, 1963, 1977; encyclopedia entries and correspondence)
• “Ripple Formation at Ice-Flow Interfaces: Potential Effects on Iceberg Transport” (Tatinclaux and Kennedy, Proceedings, International Conference on Iceberg Utilization, Ames, Iowa, 1977; paper and correspondence)
• “A New Approach to Analysis of Flow in River Bends” (Falcon and Kennedy, U.S. – Japan Bi-National Workshop, 1977; paper)
• “A Laboratory Investigation of the Mechanics and Hydraulics of River Ice Jams” (Tatinclaux, Wang, Nakato, Lee, and Kennedy, CRREL Report 77-9, 1977; report)
• “Cooling Water Resources of Upper Mississippi River for Power Generation” (Paily, Su, Giaquinta, and Kennedy, Proceedings, Conference on Waste Heat Management and Utilization, Miami Beach, Fla., 1977; report)
• “Wave Entrainment of Sediment from Rippled Beds” (Nakato, Locher, Glover, and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Waterways, Harbors, and Coastal Engineering Division, 1977; paper and correspondence)

Box 7. Publications and Reports — 1978–82

• “Modeling of River Thermal Regimes Models” (Paily and Kennedy, Proceedings, Internal Conference on Mathematical Modeling, St. Louis, 1977; also published in Advances in Water Resources, 1978; paper and correspondence)
• “Transverse Bed Slopes in Curved Alluvial Streams” (Zimmermann and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1978; correspondence and report)
• “Sediment Transport in Migrating Bed Forms” (Willis and Kennedy, United States-Japan Binational Seminar on Sedimentation and Erosion, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1978; paper and correspondence)
• “Whence and Whither Ice Engineering” (Kennedy, Proceedings, IAHR Symposium on Ice Problems, Lulea, Sweden, 1978; lecture, later published in Proceedings)
• “Model Investigation of the Lake Chicot Pumping Station” (Nakato and Kennedy, presentation at the Joint Symposium on Design and Operation of Fluid Machinery, printed by Stanley Consultants, 1978; publication)
• “Modeling Near-Field Behavior of Mechanical Draft Cooling Tower Plumes” (Jain and Kennedy, Proceedings, Cooling Tower Environment – A Symposium on the Environmental Effects of Cooling Tower Emissions, College Park, Md., 1978; paper)
• “Evaluation of River Thermal Regime Models” (Paily and Kennedy, Advances in Water Resources, 1978; report)
• “An Evaluation of Movable-Bed Tidal Inlet Models” (Jain and Kennedy, GITI Report 17, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1979; publication)
• “Forced-Convection Heat Transfer From Irregular Melting Wavy Boundaries” (Hsu, Locher, and Kennedy, Journal of Heat Transfer, 1979; paper, correspondence, and calculations)
• “Mississippi River Shoaling: A Diagnostic Study” (Nakato, Baker, Kennedy, ASCE Journal of the Hydraulic Division, 1979; paper and correspondence)
• “A Numerical Model for Computation of Sedimentation in Lakes and Reservoirs — Sedimentation of Coralville Reservoir” (Karim, Croley, and Kennedy, IIHR Report 226, 1980?; publication)
• “Development and Verification of Laboratory Model Techniques for Prediction of Near-Field Behavior of Cooling Tower Plumes” (Jain and Kennedy, EPRI Report CS-1370, 1980; publication)
• “Sediment Suspension in Turbulent Pipe Flow” (Hsu, Kennedy, et al., ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1980; original Kennedy comments, EMD specialty conference, 1977, correspondence)
• “Heat Loss from Sidearms of Cooling Lakes” (Sturm and Kennedy, ASCE, Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1980; correspondence and drafts)
• “Fluid Mechanics Research in 1986” (Wu, Kennedy, et al., ASCE Journal of the Engineering Mechanics Division, 1981; paper)
• “A Message from IAHR’s President,” also titled “Some Reflections on Chance and a Happy Profession” (Kennedy, Water Power and Dam Construction, 1981; and Journal of Hydraulic Research; final publication and correspondence)
• “Field Verification of Laboratory Models” (Jain and Kennedy, IAHR – XIX Congress, New Delhi India, 1981; report)
• “Hydraulics: Queen and Servant of Water Resources” (Kennedy, Water International, 1981; final publication and correspondence)
• “The Swimming Flume: Applications for Research and Training” (Burke, Falsetti, Kennedy, Harris, and Patton, 1982; draft paper only)
• “Resposta Caracteristica Dum Rio Aluvionar A Diminuicao do Seu Caudal Solido a Montante” (Silva, Karim, and Kennedy, Proceedings, Tenth IAHR Latin American Congress, Mexico City, Mexico, 1982; report)
• “Influence of Turbulence and Temperature of Frazil Ice Formation” (Ettema, Kennedy, and Karim, Proceedings, Workshop on Hydraulics of Ice-Covered Rivers, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1982; report)

Box 8. Publications and Reports — 1982–84

• “Prediction of the Size Distribution of an Armored Bed Layer” (Yassin and Kennedy, Bulletin of the Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, 1982; paper)
• “River-Bend Bank Protection by Submerged Vanes” (Odgaard and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1983; report)
• “Computer-Based Predictors for Sediment Discharge and Friction Factor of Alluvial Streams” (Karim and Kennedy, Second International Symposium on River Sedimentation, China, 1983; paper and correspondence)
• “Analysis, Numerical Modeling, and Experimental Investigation of Flow in River Bends” (Kennedy, Nakato, and Odgaard, Rivers ’83, 1983; paper)
• “Reflections on Rivers, Research, and Rouse” (Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Hydraulics Engineering, 1983; also Second Hunter Rouse Hydraulic Engineering Lecture, 1981; talk, correspondence, draft, and publication)
• “Flow in Alluvial-River Curves” (Falcon-Ascanio and Kennedy, Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1983; correspondence, drafts, and report)
• “Physical Modeling of Dry and Wet Cooling Tower Plumes” (Jain and Kennedy, Proceedings, IAHR Congress, Moscow, USSR, 1983; report)
• “Ice Ride-Up of Sloped Structures” (Ettema, Horton, and Kennedy, Proceedings, IAHR Congress, Moscow, USSR, 1983; report)
• An Evaluation of Flood-Level Prediction Using Alluvial-River Models (Nakato and Kennedy, National Research Council, National Academy Press, Washington, D.C., 1983; report)
• “Laboratory Experiments on Frazil Ice Growth in Supercooled Water” (Ettema, Karim, and Kennedy, Cold Regions Science and Technology, 1984; final paper only)
• “Performance Testing of Submerged Intake Screen” (Odgaard and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering,1984; paper)
• “Low-Temperature Effects on Flow in Sand-Bed Streams” (Hong, Karim, and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1984 ; paper, draft, correspondence)
• “Secondary Current and River-Meander Formation” (Kitanidis and Kennedy, Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1984; correspondence and paper)
• “Post-Event Natural-Disaster Studies in the United States” (Kennedy and Israelsen, Proceedings of the CCNAA-AIT Joint Seminar on Research for Multiple Hazards Mitigation, Taiwan, 1984; publication)
• “Vortex-Flow Drop Structures” (Jain and Kennedy, Proceedings, 1984 International Symposium on Urban Hydrology, Hydraulics, and Sediment Control, Lexington, Ky., 1984; publication)
• “Frazil-Ice Formation” (Ettema, Karim, and Kennedy, CRREL Report 84-18, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1984; publication)
• “Prevention of Local Scouring at River Bend by Iowa Vanes” (Asano, Odgaard, and Kennedy, Journal of Hydroscience and Hydraulic Engineering, 1984; publication, English and Chinese copies). Includes slides of vanes in river.
• “Current Hydraulics Research at the Iowa Institute of Hydraulic Research” (Ettema, Holly, and Kennedy, ASCE Hydraulics Division Specialty Conference, Proceedings, Water for Resource Development, 1984; publication)

Box 9. Publications and Reports — 1985–90

• “Degradation of Graded-Material Beds in Sediment –Deficient Rivers” (Karim and Kennedy, International Journal of Sediment Research, 1985; correspondence, calculations, and final draft)
• “Kinematic Analysis of River-Channel Response to Dam Closure” (Karim and Kennedy, United States-Pakistan Symposium on Mechanics of Alluvial Channels, 1985; draft and final paper)
• “Final Report on Engineering Risk Assessment of Roadway Extension with Regard to Dredging Requirement in the Mississippi River Main Channel Below John Deere Dubuque Works” (Nakato and Kennedy, unpublished report, 1986; report only)
• “Hydraulic Trends Towards the Year 2000” (Kennedy, IAHR, Hydraulics and Hydraulic Research – A Historical Review (book, 1987); paper proofs and publication)
• “Hunter Rouse, Hydraulician” (Macagno and Kennedy, IAHR Hydraulics and Hydraulic Research – A Historical Review (book, 1987); correspondence from Rouse, page proofs, and biographical materials on Rouse, also used for Rouse biographical lecture)
• “Rivers: God’s Economic Gift to Hydraulic Engineers” (Kennedy, Proceedings, Third International Symposium on River Sedimentation, Jackson, Miss., 1986; original manuscript); later retitled “The Milestones and Millstones of River-Engineering Research,” and published in St. Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory Project Report #258 (1987)
• “Interactive Mechanisms of Alluvial – Stream Bank Erosion” (Hagerty, Spoor, and Kennedy, presented at Third International Symposium on River Sedimentation, 1986; supposed to have been published in Proceedings; original submission and correspondence)
• “Special Report of the Committee on the Structure and Functioning of IAHR,” also called “Kennedy Report” (Kennedy, Bulletin of the International Association for Hydraulic Research, 1986; paper)
• “Velocity Profiles of Sediment-Transporting Flows” (Karim and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1986; correspondence, calculations, and review comments)
• “Performance Requirements, Design, and Operation of the Iowa Icing Wind Tunnel” (Jovic, Ettema, and Kennedy, Proceedings, Third International Workshop on Atmospheric Icing of Structures, 1986; publication)
• “The Helicoidal-Ramp Dropshaft” (Kennedy, Jain, and Quinones, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1987; correspondence, draft, and calculations)
• “Kinematic-Wave Analysis of River-Bed Degradation Downstream from Dams” (Silva and Kennedy, IAHR Congress, 1987; original and final copies)
• “Velocity and Sediment-Concentration Profiles in River Flows” (Karim, Asce, and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1987; publication)
• “Computation of River Suspended Sediment Discharge Revisited” (Kennedy, Schweizer Ingenieur und Architekt, special 60^th birthday volume for Dracos, 1988; correspondence and paper)
• “Stability of Initially Straight Rivers” (Diplas, Kennedy, and Odgaard, International Conference on River Regime, England, 1988; paper)
• “Design Criteria for Settling Ponds,” also “Features of Flow in Slurry-Thickening Ponds” (Diplas, Kennedy, and Jain, ASCE National Conference of Hydraulic Engineering, Colorado Springs, 1988; two papers)
• “Pump-Station Intake-Shoaling Control with Submerged Vanes” (Nakato, Kennedy, and Bauerly, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1989; correspondence and final draft)
• “A Tale of Two Subjects: Modern Physics and River Mechanics” (Kennedy, Proceedings, International Symposium on Sediment Transport Modeling, 1989; manuscript)
• “Sediment, Flood-Control and Navigation Aspects of the Three Gorges Project, Yangtze River, China” (Kennedy, bl. BAW, 1989; paper)
• “Kinematic-Wave Analysis of Downstream River-Bed Response to Dam Closure” (Silva and Kennedy, Fourth International Symposium on Sediment, Beijing, 1989; correspondence and paper)
• “Meandering of Rivers” (Kennedy, ASME, 1989; publication)
• “Three Dimensional Fully Developed Shallow-Water Flow in Mildly Curved Beds” (Ikeda, Yamasaka, and Kennedy, Fluid Dynamics Research, 1990; correspondence, reviews, and final paper)
• “A Menu of Coupled Sediment-Discharge and Friction Relations for Rivers” (Karim and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1990; correspondence and paper)

Box 10. Publications and Reports — 1990–95

• “Air Entrainment in Helicoidal-Ramp Drop Structures” (Jain, Paez, and Kennedy, Fifth International Conference on Urban Storm Drainage, Japan, 1990; description and final paper)
• “Commercial Projects at University Laboratories: Student Training? Research Adjunct? Or Unfair Competition?” (Ettema and Kennedy, IAHR/AIRH Bulletin, 1990; drafts, correspondence, and final publications)
• “Megacities’ Dual Challenges for Hydraulicians: Water Delivery and Waste Disposal” (Kennedy, International Conference of Aquapolises, Osaka, Japan; 1990, report)
• “Giulio de Marchi’s Heritage in the Hydraulic Field” (Kennedy, Symposium on the Centennial Anniversary of the Birth of Giulio de Marchi, 1990; paper and correspondence)
• “Garbis H. Keulegan: A Physicist’s Long Life in Hydraulics” (Kennedy, ASCE Centennial Symposium, 1990; also published in ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1991; correspondence, drafts, and final papers)
• “Garbis H. Keulegan: A Physicist’s Long Life in Hydraulics” paper (preparatory materials: biographical information, bibliographies, background papers; and original photos and negatives)
• “Listening to Research Clients,” original title “The Client as Teacher” (Ettema and Kennedy, Journal of Professional Issues in Engineering Education and Practice, 1993; publication and correspondence)
• “Tailrace Reflections of an Institute Director” (Kennedy’s final paper, never published, written October 1991; comments, correspondence, and final paper)
• “Moment Model of Nonuniform Channel-Bend Flow: Fixed Beds” (Yeh and Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1993; paper, correspondence, and draft)
• “The Albert Shields Story” (Kennedy, ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1995; correspondence, paper, background information on Shields, and original photo and negative)
• “Growth of Eddies in a Flow Expansion” (Macagno and Hung paper presented by Kennedy, Seventh Symposium, Naval Hydrodynamics, ONR DR-148; undated)

Box 1. Travel and Speeches — 1970–78

• Partial Kennedy trip record, from one of Kennedy’s last CVs
• Symposium on the Water Environment and Human Needs, “River Ice and its Role in Water Resource Development” (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MA; October 1970; lecture and photos)
• Conference on Wind Loads on Structures, “Effects of Surface Roughness on the Mean and Fluctuating Pressure on Large Rounded Structures” (with C. Farell; CalTech, Pasadena, Cali8f.; December 1970; correspondence, paper, notes, and conference summaries)
• Trip to Hannover Germany, “Energy and the Environment” (December 1972; talk, background information, and other versions of related talks)
• Commencement Day Speech for University of Iowa College of Engineering, “Electric Power Generation and the Environment; Is Reconciliation Possible?” (May 1973, talk)
• New Zealand travel, various lectures presented (Erskine Fellowship, Christ Church, New Zealand, July 1976, travel-related correspondence only)
• Auburn, N.Y., travel, “Analysis of Power Plant Cooling Systems” (Auburn University of New York; February 1976, correspondence only)
• AENEC Workshop on Field Experimentation, Participant (AENEC; Chicago, Ill.; March 1977; Kennedy’s workshop summary)
• Unknown event. Presentation on “Ice and Waste Heat” (May 1977; nothing known about the event or talk, only materials are three dozen pages of figures, graphs, and calculations)
• NSF Workshop on Thermal Plumes in Water, participant (University of Wisconsin-Madison; October 1977; correspondence, final report, Kennedy’s talk (?), and transparencies)
• National Water Conference, participant (St. Louis, Mo.; May 1977, remarks made by Kennedy and correspondence)
• Fourth IAHR Symposium on Ice Problems, “Whence and Whither Ice Engineering” (Lulea, Sweden; August 1978; lecture copies, correspondence, symposium information, and photos)
• United States-Japan Seminar on Sedimentation and Erosion, “Sediment Transport in Migrating Bed Forms” (with J. Willis); “Bed Forms in Alluvial Streams: Some Views on Current Understanding and Identification of Unresolved Problems”; “A New Approach to Analysis of Flow in River Bends (with M. Falcon), (Hawaii; March 1978, correspondence, papers, and photo of participants)
• Travels in People’s Republic of China, Folder 1 of 3 (September–October 1978, trip diaries, correspondence, China information, and photos)

Box 2. Travel and Speeches — 1978–79

• Travels in People’s Republic of China, Folders 2 and 3 of 3 (September–October 1978, trip diaries, correspondence, China information, and photos)
• First IAHR Cooling Tower Seminar, “Modeling Near Field Behavior of Mechanical Draft C.T. Plumes” (IAHR; Chaton France; November 1978; attended by S. Jain, who presented paper by Jain and Kennedy; correspondence and conference information)
• Joint Symposium on Design and Operation of Fluid Machinery; Kennedy was chair for Technical Session (Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colo.; June 1978, notes, correspondence, and conference information)
• Polar Ocean Engineering Workshop, participant (National Research Council, Marine Board of the Assembly of Engineering; CREEL, Hanover, N.H.; June 1978, workshop information)
• Chapman Conference on Applications of Kalman Filters to Hydrology, Hydraulics, and Water Resources, “Evolution of Analytical Methods in Hydraulics” (American Geophysical Union; University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa.; May 1978; lecture and correspondence)
• Symposium on Fluid Mechanics Research in Water Resources Engineering, “River Engineering and Sedimentation,” and later, “Whence and Whither River Engineering” (?) (St. Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory, Minneapolis, Minn.; April 1979; lecture and correspondence)
• Binational Symposium on Mechanics of Alluvial Channels, “Morphologic Processes in Alluvial Channels” (NSF and Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority; Lahore, Pakistan; June 1979, paper, correspondence, and Pakistan information)

Box 3. Travel and Speeches — 1979–83

• IAHR Regional Hydraulics Congress, untitled speech (IAHR; Merida, Venezuela; July 1980; speech, correspondence, conference information, original photos)
• Cooling Tower Workshop, “Physical Modeling of Cooling Tower Plumes” (Electric Power Research Institute and IAHR; San Francisco, Calif.; September 1980; Jain and Kennedy, speech later published in proceedings; paper, correspondence, photos, and conference information)
• Seminar on Hydraulic Laboratory Techniques and Instrumentation, “Laboratory Modeling of Ice-Retention Structures” (Water Power Resources Service; Denver, Colo.; Oct. 1–3, 1980; speech, conference materials, and correspondence)
• Presentation of Fifth Frank Bromilow Lecture, “On Conservation Laws for Momentum, Energy, Electrical Charge: Discipline, Joy and Anguish, Nobility, and Other Things” (New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, N.M.; February 1981; lecture and correspondence)
• Presentation of Second Hunter Rouse Hydraulic Engineering Lecture, “Reflections on Rivers” (1981 Water Forum Specialty Conference, San Francisco, Calif.; August 1981; flier, “Reflections on Rivers, Research, and Rouse,” which was the publication resulting from lecture)
• UNDP Consultant presenting a variety of lectures (United Nations Development Program, Pune, Bangalore, and Roorkee India; January 1981; correspondence, report, photos, and lecture notes)
• Tenth IAHR Latin American Congress, “Some Reflections on Chance and a Happy Profession” (IAHR, Mexico City; October 1982; speech in English and Spanish, correspondence, and conference information)
• Seminar on Research Needs in Fluvial Hydraulics, “Research Needs in River Hydraulics,” proceedings/book publication (IAHR Fluvial Hydraulics Committee, Lisbon, Portugal; June 1982; correspondence, seminar information, and book draft) (two folders)
• Inauguration of UI President James O. Freedman, “Confessions of an Academic Sinner” (Iowa City, Iowa, October 1982; speech, inaugural information, and correspondence)
• Seventh International Conference on Port and Ocean Engineering Under Arctic Conditions, participant (POAC and IAHR, Helsinki, Finland; April 1983; correspondence and conference information)

Box 4. Travel and Speeches — 1983–84

• Second International Symposium on River Sedimentation, participant; includes extended trip around China and also to Japan (Nanjing, China, and other Chinese and Japanese locations; October–November 1983; JFK’s trip diary, correspondence, travel information, conference papers) (two folders)
• Seminar on Research for Multiple Hazards Mitigation, member of U.S. delegation and presented (with Allen Israelsen) “Post-Event Natural Disaster Studies in the United States” (AIT – CCNAA, National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan and also travels to Japan; January 1984; trip diary, talk abstract and graphics, and correspondence)
• International Workshop on the Management of River and Reservoir Sedimentation in Asian Countries, “The Responses of Large Rivers to Man-Made Works: Case Studies from Around the World” (East-West Environment and Policy Institute, East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii; May 1984; correspondence, meeting materials, speeches, notes, and publications)
• Water for Resource Development Specialty Conference, “Current Hydraulic Research at IIHR” with R. Ettema and F. Holly, and “Intake-Shoaling and Pump-Vibration Problems” with T. Nakato and D. Thorson (ASCE Hydraulics Division, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho; August 1884; conference materials and lectures)
• International Conference on Hydraulic Engineering Software, “Responses of Natural Rivers to Large-Scale Constructed Works, Case Studies from Around the World” (Hydrosoft, Portoroz, Yugoslavia), and further travels to other institutes, presented lecture “Rivers’ Response to Man-Made Structures” (Belgrade, Yugoslavia) (September 1984; conference information, and correspondence; includes transparencies on “global overview of sediment transport”)
• Second Bridge Engineering Conference, “Computer-Based Prediction of Alluvial River-Bed Changes” by F. Holly, T. Nakato, J. Kennedy (National Research Council, Transportation Research Board, Minneapolis, Minn.; September 1984; correspondence, paper, and paper review comments)
• Symposium on Scale Effects of Modeling Hydraulic Structures, untitled banquet speech (IAHR / DVWK, Esslingen, Germany, with subsequent travel to Yugoslavia – see above entry; September 1984; speech, conference information, and correspondence)

Box 5. Travel and Speeches — 1984–85

• Sediment Transport in Rivers and Estuaries short course, guest lecture “Recent Developments Related to Mechanics of Sediment Transport in Rivers” (California State University, Los Angeles, Calif.; July 1984; course description and correspondence)
• UI Academic Seminar, “Current and Likely Future Atmosphere for Sponsored Fluids Research in Academia” (University of Iowa; May 1984; speech outline)
• Seminar on Air-Sea Interaction Workshop, “Aeolian Sand Transport in Coastal Regions” (United States – Republic of China Joint Sponsorship, Taiwan; December 1985; trip diary, speech, correspondence, and conference information)
• Around-the-world tour with Nancy Kennedy (January–July 1985), associated meetings, conferences, and correspondence. Six folders:
  • Correspondence and other information; outline, “Some Thoughts of an Aging Engineer while on a Reflective Sabbatical Leave,” presented in Munich (June 1985)
  • Trip to Oman
  • United States-Pakistan Bi-National Symposium on the Mechanics of Alluvial Channels (March 1985)
  • IAHR Symposium on Hydraulics and Hydraulic Research – Historical Development and Present Trends; West Berlin (April 1985); presented lecture, “Hydraulic Trends Toward the Year 2000” (later published). Also reprints, drawings, materials related to Tarbela Dam, Pakistan
• Trip diary and travel specifications
• 21st IAHR Congress, Hydraulic Research for Water Management in the ’80s. Kennedy did not attend, but was coauthor on two papers: “Kinematic Analysis of Bed Degradation in Alluvial Streams with Nonuniform Sediment” (M.F. Karim and J. Kennedy), and “Sediment-Laden Circular Wall-Jet” (S. Jain and J. Kennedy) (IAHR, Melbourne, Australia; August 1985; papers, correspondence, and conference information)

Box 6. Travel and Speeches — 1985–86

• Travels in People’s Republic of China (official University of Iowa travel to several Chinese cities with UI President J.O. Freedman; September–October 1985). Two folders:
  • Correspondence, Information about China
  • Trip Diary, Professional Papers from China
• Third International Symposium on River Sedimentation, “Rivers: God’s Economic Gift to Hydraulic Engineers” (University of Mississippi; Jackson, Miss.; April 1986; symposium information, correspondence, and lecture)
• Trip to Houston, Paris, Brussels, Aachen, and Frankfurt, various lectures given (cities mentioned above, April–May 1986; trip diary)
• United States-Romanian Workshop on Hydraulics, “The Milestones and Millstones of River-Engineering Research” (NSF sponsorship, Bucharest, Romania; also travels in Germany, Switzerland, and Canada; July 1986; speech later published; lecture, lecture transparencies, correspondence, trip diary, workshop information; and travel diary for entire European / Canadian trip)
• IAHR/AIRH Symposium ’86 on Scale Effects in Modeling Sediment Transport Phenomena, dinner presentation “Is There an Alternative Way to Predict River Response to Man-Made Changes…?” (Toronto, Canada, August 1986; correspondence, meeting information, talk outline, and overheads)
• Fifth IAHR Cooling Tower Workshop, “When Hydraulic Engineers Meet Cooling Towers” with S. Jain, T. Nakato, and A.J. Odgaard (IAHR; Monterey Calif.; October 1986; talk, correspondence, and meeting information)
• Workshop on Sedimentation Research, “Alluvial Channel Roughness” (NSF; San Francisco, Calif., December 1986; speech and correspondence)
• Lecture given at TVA, “Innocents Abroad: American Engineers in Developing Countries” (TVA; Knoxville Tenn.; December 1986; speech, synopsis, correspondence, and background)
• Symposium on Three Gorges Project, “Sediment and Flood-Control Aspects of the Three Gorges Project, China” (Education and Science Society, Inc.; New York, N.Y.; December 1986). Two folders:
  • Speech (later published), paper abstract, correspondence, and Chinese publications
  • Map and transparencies for Three Gorges talk

Box 7. Travel and Speeches — 1986–89

• AGU Meeting, “River-Meander Bank Erosion and Its Control” with Jacob Odgaard (American Geophysical Union; San Francisco Calif.; December 1986; abstract and meeting information)
• Travels in People’s Republic of China with UI President J.O. Freedman and others (March–April 1987; correspondence, trip information, summaries, and photos). Two folders
• Reception of Rouse Chaired Professorship, acceptance speech (University of Iowa; June 1987)
• Meeting for Three Gorges Dam Sediment Modeling Project (Ft. Collins Colo.; June 1987; correspondence)
• Asian Travels, two trips (January 1987, to Nepal; April–May 1988, with son Brian Kennedy, to Thailand, Nepal, Macau, Hong Kong, and China; trip diaries and correspondence)
• IAHR Conference on Fluvial Hydraulics, J. Kennedy reviewed abstracts (IAHR; Budapest, Hungary; June 1988; correspondence)
• International Symposium on Model-Prototype Correlation of Hydraulic Structures, introduced Hunter Rouse Lecture given by J. Cassidy (ASCE Hydraulics Division; Colorado Springs, Colo.; August 1988; talk, correspondence, and meeting information)
• Great Lakes Regional Conference, “A Tale of Two Chinese Rivers – the Yangtze and the Yellow” presentation, (Society of Military Engineers; Moline, Ill.; October 1988; conference program and correspondence)
• BAW 40^th Anniversary Conference, three presentations: “Sediment, Flood-Control, and Navigation Aspects of the Three Gorges Project, Yangtze River, China,” “River Bends: Hydraulics Fundamentals and Means for Stabilization,” and “Development in Numerical Simulation of Sediment Transport in Rivers – an Assessment of the State-of-the-Art” (Bundesanstalt fur Wasserbau; Karlruhe, Germany; November 1988; three presentations, correspondence, and conference information)
• Trip to Massachusetts Institute of Technology, gave presentation “A Tale of Two Chinese Rivers” (MIT; Cambridge, Mass.; December 1988; correspondence)
• International Conference on Channel Flow and Catchment Runoff, considered giving keynote address but cancelled for health reasons (University of Virginia; Charlottesville, Va.; May 1989; correspondence and conference information)
• 23^rd IAHR Congress, reviewed papers, participation in seminar, etc. (IAHR; Ottawa, Canada, August 1989; correspondence and conference program)
• EPRI Exploratory Research Meeting, gave presentation on IIHR’s current electric power research (EPRI; Palo Alto, Calif.; September 1989; transparencies for talk given and correspondence)
• Fourth International Symposium on River Sedimentation, gave three presentations: “Kinematic-Wave Analysis of Downstream River-Bed Response to Dam Closure” (with J. Silva), “Flow in Finite-Amplitude River Bends” (with K-C Yeh), and keynote address, “Whence and Whither River-Sediment Research?” (International Research and Training Center on Erosion and Sedimentation; Beijing, China; June 1989, rescheduled for November 1989; copies of three papers and associated transparencies, all later published, correspondence, and conference information)

Box 8. Travel and Speeches — 1989–91

• Keynote address at Third National Conference on Hydraulic Engineering, and International Symposium on Sediment Transport Modeling, “A Tale of Two Subjects: Modern Physics and River Mechanics,” later published in Proceedings (ASCE; New Orleans; August 1989; lecture, correspondence, conference information)
• Opening Address at Festival Colloquium, “Living Bridges Between German and American Hydraulics: The Elegant Solution” (Institute for Hydromechanics; University of Karlsruhe, Germany; October 1989; talk, script, and correspondence)
• International Conference of Aquapolises, “The Megacities’ Dual Challenges for Hydraulicians: Water Delivery and Waste Disposal” (Osaka Municipal Government; Osaka, Japan; July 1990; conference materials, correspondence, speech drafts, and photos)
• James Hardie and Civil College Eminent Speaker, lecture tour of Australia, including keynote address at Hydraulics in Civil Engineering Conference (Institute of Engineers; Australia; July 1990; correspondence, tour information, and country information)
• International Conference on Physical Modeling of Transport and Dispersion, and G.H. Keulegan Symposium, “Garbis H. Keulegan: A Long Life in Hydraulics,” later published as IIHR Report 347 (ASCE; MIT, Cambridge, Mass.; August 1990; speech, conference materials, and correspondence)
• Symposium on the Centennial Anniversary of the Birth of Giulio De Marchi, “Giulio De Marchi’s Heritage in the Hydraulic Field” (National Research Council of Milan; Milan Italy; October 1990; correspondence, conference materials, information on De Marchi, speech, photos of De Marchi and other historic people, buildings, and structures)
• Japan Travels, Lecture at Kyoto University, J. Kennedy’s last lecture tour (Technology Research Center for Riverfront Development?; February 1991; lecture, correspondence, travel diary, and materials
  Note: We may have videotape of this event in the IIHR library.
• Prepared address for Seminar on Grain Sorting in Bedload Transport, “Albert Shield’s Story,” trip cancelled for health reasons (AIRH / IAHR; Zurich Switzerland; October 1991; correspondence)
• Kennedy’s final travel notes, September 1988–90
• Speech for Iowa Endowment 2000 (undated)
• Miscellaneous undated lecture transparencies and lecture notes: IIHR overhead, “velocity distributions in sediment-transporting flows” notes, “Some thoughts on river research and river engineering” notes, transparencies: power-law velocity distributions, bank-failure mechanisms, river bends, sediment milestones, SBTM and TLTM

Box 1. Correspondence, 1966–91: National Academy of Engineers, ASCE

• With National Academy of Engineers. Three folders:
  • 1973–80
  • 1981–87
  • 1988–92
• Within ASCE, Establishment of Rouse Lectureship (1977–88)
• Within ASCE, Hydrodynamics Committee on River Ice. Two folders:
  • 1970–72
  • 1973–92

Box 2. Correspondence, 1966–91: Mixed within United States, IAHR

• Mixed subjects and recipients within U.S. Six folders:
  • Up to 1985
  • 1986–87
  • 1988
  • 1989
  • 1990
  • 1991–92
• Regarding IAHR’s Schoemaker Award (1980–83)
• Regarding IAHR’s New Bylaws and Restructuring (1973–76)

Box 3. Correspondence, 1966–91: Recommendations, Visiting Scholars

• Letters of recommendation. Three folders:
  • 1984–86
  • 1987–88
  • 1989–92
• IIHR visiting scholar letters, appointments, and summaries. Two folders:
  • 1983–88
  • 1989–92
• IIHR visiting scholar letters, appointments, and summaries, all regarding China (1985–92)

Box 4. Correspondence, 1966–91: Collaboration and Visitors

• Collaboration and prospective visitors—Europe. Five folders:
  • 1979–80
  • 1981–83
  • 1984–86
  • 1987–89
  • 1990–92
• Collaboration and prospective visitors—Africa (1979–89)
• Collaboration and prospective visitors—Australia and New Zealand (1979–92)
• Collaboration and prospective visitors—Central and South America (1971–91)

Box 5. Correspondence, 1966–91: Collaboration, Visitors, and Reviews

• Collaboration and prospective visitors—Asia. Five folders:
  • 1979
  • 1980–82
  • 1983–85
  • 1986–88
  • 1989–92

• Reviews of papers and proposals. Two folders:
  • 1985–87
  • 1988–91

Box 1. Teaching Notes

• Flow Through Porous Media-Approximate, Model and Numerical Studies, lecture notes
• Groundwater Course, Problems and Solutions
• Intermediate Mechanics of Fluids I, 529:165, lecture notes
• Advanced Mechanics of Fluids, 59:217, lecture notes
• Experimental Hydromechanics, lecture notes
• Flow in Open Channels, 59:129, lecture notes
• Theory and Practice of Hydraulic Modeling, 527:297, Problems

Box 2. Teaching Notes

• Porous Media Hydrodynamics, 153:175, lecture notes. Two folders
• Coastal and Estuary Hydrodynamics, 59:255. Four folders:
  • Lecture notes (folders 1 and 2)
  • Problems and solutions
  • Quizzes and problems

Biographical Materials, 1933–91

• Biographical sketches / summaries, Who’s Who forms
• Correspondence regarding professional position and awards / award nominations
• Certificates suitable for framing
• Evaluation forms
• Pictures, photos, materials under glass on J. Kennedy’s IIHR desk
• CVs, publication lists, lists of activities, and research plans
• Death, obituaries, and correspondence (1991–95)

IAHR Materials and Miscellany

• Work log notebooks (1986–91)
• Kennedy’s “Newspaper Articles of Interest” (1960s–70s)
• Miscellaneous correspondence and administration (1974–90)
• IAHR presidency / involvement. Two folders:
  • Mixed materials: “Kennedy Report,” letters from the IAHR president, “Some Reflections on Chance and a Happy Profession,” and “Hydraulics: Queen and Servant of Water Resources”
  • Moscow and India congresses (1981, 1983; travel notes and speeches)

• Unpublished calculations / analysis. Five folders:
  • Dune wave length theory, real-fluid analysis (late 1960s; with Macagno and Yuen)
  • River degradation (1983–84)
  • Nonuniform flow of aggrading / degrading river beds (November 1986)
  • Relationship between frequency distributions of particle diameters and surface areas (June 1980)
  • Frazil ice formation (fall 1980)
• Materials gathered for writing biographical sketches of 20^th-century hydraulicians (1985–91)