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Landscape evolution models: a software review

Coulthard, Tom J. (2001-01-01)
Quantitative sourcing of slackwater deposits at Boila rockshelter: A record of lateglacial flooding and paleolithic settlement in the Pindus Mountains, Northwest Greece

Hamlin, R. H. B.; Kotjabopoulou, E.; Macklin, Mark G.; Woodward, J. C.; Karkanas, P. (2001-04-27)

Evidence for large floods in the Pindus Mountains of Northwest Greece during the Lateglacial period is provided by a sequence of fine-grained slackwater sediments preserved beneath the Late Upper Paleolithic deposits at ...
Predicting channel patterns

Brewer, Paul A.; Lewin, J. (2001-10)

The proposed distinction between meandering and braided river channel patterns, on the basis of bankfull specific stream power and bed material size, is analysed and rejected. Only by using regime-based estimates of channel ...
Geomorphic dynamics of floodplains: ecological implications and a potential modelling strategy

Hughes, F. R. M.; Brasington, James; Richards, Keith S. (2002)

1. The dynamics of channel migration and floodplain renewal constitute an important control of the ecological diversity of river corridors. Restoration initiatives should therefore assess whether these dynamics must be ...
Laboratory simulation of clast abrasion

Brewer, Paul A.; Lewin, J. (2002)

Experimental abrasion of river-bed materials has been widely undertaken, producing downstream fining rates that generally are believed to be much less than those observed in the field. A conclusion commonly adopted has ...
Sediment budgeting techniques in gravel-bed rivers

Brewer, Paul A.; Passmore, D. G. (Geological Society Special Publication, 2002)

There is an increasing trend in the Earth sciences towards the integration of many subdisciplines. The sedimentary basin, is a fundamental focal point of many studies, which as a consequence often neglects the complimentary ...
The impact of future climate change on seasonal discharge, hydrological processes and extreme flows in the Upper Wye experimental catchment, mid-Wales

Jones, Tony; Pilling, C. G. (2002-04-30)

Analysing the impact of future climate change on hydrological regimes is hampered by the disparity of scales between general circulation model (GCM) output and the spatial resolution required by catchment-scale hydrological ...
A semi-distributed simulation model for natural pipeflow

Jones, Tony; Connelly, L. J. (Elsevier, 2002-05-10)

Field monitoring of natural pipeflow over the last two decades has demonstrated its potential importance both as a hillslope drainage process and as a source of streamflow, yet very few attempts have been made to model the ...
Correlation of fluvial sequences in the Mediterranean basin over the last 200 ka and their relationship to climate change

Fuller, I. C.; Lewin, J.; Macklin, Mark G.; Maas, G. A. (2002-08)

This paper presents a new correlation of Late and Middle Pleistocene fluvial sedimentary sequences in Greek, Libyan and Spanish river basins and evaluates river response to climate change over the Last Interglacial–Glacial ...
Climate and related controls on interglacial fluvial sedimentation in lowland Britain

Gibbard, P. L.; Lewin, John (2002-08-01)

Interglacial fluvial sediment sequences are common in lowland Britain where their palaeontology has been considerably studied but their sedimentology is poorly known. By contrast, Holocene (Flandrian) sequences have yielded ...
Preservation potential for Late Quaternary river alluvium

Lewin, John; Macklin, Mark G. (2003)

Valley sequences of Late Quaternary alluvial units reflect alluvial preservation as well as alluvial production factors. Effects of lateral channel migration, incision, aggradation and channel stability on preservation ...
Close range digital photogrammetric analysis of experimental drainage basin evolution

Smart, R. M. A.; Brasington, James (2003-03)

Despite the difficulties of establishing formal hydraulic and geometric similarity, small-scale models of drainage basins have often been used to investigate the evolution and dynamics of larger-scale landforms. Historically, ...
Methodological sensitivity of morphometric estimates of coarse fluvial sediment transport

Brasington, James; Rumsby, B. T.; Langham, J. A. (2003-07-15)

The estimation of fluvial sediment transport rate from measurements of morphological change has received growing recent interest. The revival of the ‘morphological method’ reflects continuing concern over traditional methods ...
The solid state partitioning of contaminant metals and As in river channel sediments of the mining affected Tisa drainage basin, northwestern Romania and eastern Hungary

Bird, Graham; Balteanu, Dan; Brewer, Paul A.; Macklin, Mark G. (2003-10)

The solid state partitioning of metals and As in river channel sediments has been investigated along an 828 km study reach comprising the rivers Lapu , Some and Tisa, using a 4-stage sequential extraction procedure (SEP) ...
Spawning habitat rehabilitation – II. Using hypothesis development and testing in design, Mokelumne River, California, U.S.A.

Wheaton, Joseph; Pasternack, G. B.; Merz, J. E. (2004)

Rehabilitation of salmonid spawning habitat in regulated rivers through spawning bed enhancement is commonly used to mitigate altered sediment and flow regimes and associated declines in salmonid communities. Partial ...
Spawning habitat rehabilitation - I: conceptual approach and methods

Merz, J. E.; Pasternack, G. B.; Wheaton, Joseph (2004)

Altered sediment and flow regimes in regulated rivers limit available spawning habitat for many fishes, especially salmonids. Mitigation efforts include spawning habitat rehabilitation and dam-removal, but often neglect ...
Derivation of numerical values for the World Health Organization guidelines for recreational waters

Pruss, A.; Ashbolt, N.; Bartram, J.; Kay, David (2004-03)

In April 2001, draft ‘Guidelines’ for safe recreational water environments were developed at a World Health Organization (WHO) expert consultation. Later the same month, these were presented and discussed at the ‘Green ...
Pervasive and long-term forcing of Holocene river instability and flooding in Great Britain by centennial-scale climate change

Lewin, J.; Macklin, Mark G.; Johnstone, E. (2005)

This paper presents the first probability-based record of flooding in Europe that spans the entire Holocene. An analysis of 506 14C dated fluvial units collected across the whole of Great Britain provides a novel and robust ...
Water, sanitation, and hygiene interventions to reduce diarrhoea in less developed countries: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Kay, David; Kaufmann, R. B.; Enanoria, W.; Fewtrell, Lorna (2005-01)

Many studies have reported the results of interventions to reduce illness through improvements in drinking water, sanitation facilities, and hygiene practices in less developed countries. There has, however, been no formal ...
Modelling differential catchment response to environmental change

Lewin, John; Coulthard, Tom J.; Macklin, Mark G. (2005-07)

The CAESAR (Cellular Automaton Evolutionary Slope And River) model is used to demonstrate significant differences in coarse sediment transfer and alluviation in medium sized catchments when responding to identical Holocene ...

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