User:Civilbeard
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I am Civilbeard. I am interested in sumo and TTRPGs. I am also a professional civil engineer with experience in hydrology, hydraulics, site design, sanitary sewers, and drinking water distribution.
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Edited Articles
- Open-channel flow
- List of active sumo wrestlers
- Roanoke, Virginia
- Vinton, Virginia (added Dogwood Festival)
- Kotoeihō Hiroki
- Shōnannoumi Momotarō
- James River Face Wilderness
- Kimarite
- Tochinoshin Tsuyoshi
- Atamifuji Sakutarō
- Asakōryū Takuma
- Shikona
- Isegahama stable (active)
- Glossary of sumo terms
- Takayasu Akira
- Arashifuji Kanato (major contribution, got it approved for creation)
- Pokémon Go
- Tomokaze Sōdai
- Nabatame Tatsuya (created)
- Toshinofuji Taisei
- Johor–Singapore Causeway
- Road
- Invert level
- Tamawashi Ichirō
- Sumo
- List of non-Japanese sumo wrestlers
- Swiss-system tournament (McMahon system)
- Lee E. McMahon
- Makuuchi
To-Do
- Tamawashi Ichirō
- Add a bit about nodowa in fighting style (cite Sumo Prime Time?)
- Find more sources for fighting style section. Lots of unsupported assertions in there.
- add this source to Consecutive appearance record section https://hochi.news/articles/20260311-OHT1T51293.html?page=1
- Keep up with Talk:Gravity sewer#Proposal: Merge this article into Sanitary sewer
- Add a pipe geometry section to either pipe or gravity sewer
- include the pipe cross section diagram
- source for definition of springline: https://florida.concretepipe.org/springline
- Could likely cover everything covered by invert level and then delete that article
- Hunt down pictures for wrestler bios
- Write up a fighting style section for Wakanosho
- Create a Nabatame article. Should be plenty of news about him since he's popular.
- Some sources:
- https://www.sanspo.com/article/20240526-IM755BUZ3RMM5CY6LBBYIMIMVQ/
- https://www.sanspo.com/article/20240522-QEZEFXSMH5JDTBW7E247AFPMI4/
- https://www.sankei.com/article/20240526-BVCTBB5KY5J3FHNWLLSXWKAGXE/
- https://hochi.news/articles/20250312-OHT1T51036.html
- https://hochi.news/articles/20250312-OHT1T51061.html
- https://www.nikkansports.com/battle/sumo/news/202601230000550.html
- https://www.nikkansports.com/battle/sumo/news/202605130000797.html
- https://hochi.news/articles/20260720-OHT1T51239.html
- https://www.chunichi.co.jp/article/1288536
- https://www.shimotsuke.co.jp/articles/-/1027809
- Some sources:
- Improve Kimarite
- Add Tomokaze for Hatakikomi in addition to Aoiyama? Tomokaze used it 43% of wins so far. Would be interesting if I can prove he has the highest rate of use of any rikishi. Ask on sumoforum how to check.
- He definitely has the highest, but I haven't found any articles to back me up. Can't use original research so this may be a dead end.
- Add Tomokaze for Hatakikomi in addition to Aoiyama? Tomokaze used it 43% of wins so far. Would be interesting if I can prove he has the highest rate of use of any rikishi. Ask on sumoforum how to check.
- Glossary of sumo terms
- Add entry about tsuki(突き)/oshi(押し)
- Ichiyamamoto
- Add information about recent mawashi fighting.
- Expand career to current day.
- Add a bit about his shikona. iirc he added "ichi" to his family name to avoid an unlucky number of strokes
- Middy says there was an Abema interview where Ichiyamamoto said he wanted to be the number 1 Yamamoto. See if I can find the interview.
- When Omori gets promoted to Juryo
- source for "handsome" https://www.nikkansports.com/battle/sumo/news/202609270000560.html
- Figure out where to put Rational Method and TR-55 (peak discharge models - uncalibrated)
- Start by creating a stand-alone article. Then report back to the WikiProject Engineering talk page and see if folks think it should be merged with an existing one.
- Draft:Stormwater Peak-Discharge Estimation - Wikipedia
- Surface runoff#Measurement and mathematical modeling?
- Runoff curve number?
- Runoff model (reservoir)?
- Hydrological model? more central than Runoff model (reservoir)
- Stormwater?
- Submit for Did You Know? within 7 days of publishing
Handy Links
- Sumo images on Wikimedia Commons sorted by recency
- Japanese image recognition | Convert Japanese converts images of kanji/hiragana/katakana into copy/pastable text