As part of renovations completed in 2017 through a generous grant from the George I. Alden Trust, a Little River Research & Design Em4 stream table was purchased for the laboratory. The stream table is used to conduct labs for classes, including channel development and migration; interaction of channels and structures such as bridges, culverts, weirs, fish passages, etc.;  ground water flow; and hydrology. It simulates river and other geologic processes with remarkable accuracy. The stream table accommodates up to 15 students at a time allowing larger courses to perform the labs in a reasonable amount of time and includes a 3m x 1m stream table, plastic modeling sediment colored by size, digital flow control, single axis tilt base, structures kit (bridge, culvert, fish passage, weir models), and academic kit (laboratory tools).

Course laboratory on channel migration
Simulating large woody material jams in the stream table.