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Analysing the magnitude-frequency relations of erosion, transport and deposition processes is a classic theme within fluvial research. Hydromorphology, dealing with the physical structure and formative hydrological processes of fluvial systems is also an established concept, but has been given new currency by its prominent role within the European Union's Water Framework Directive. This volume links sediment dynamics to hydromorphology, and by extension to the biogeochemical functioning and eco-hydrology of fluvial systems. Fluvial sediment dynamics are explored over a range of spatial and temporal scales, spanning global and continental-scale flux rates to detailed, process-oriented work on small instrumented catchments, with particular to the role of extreme events. The process links between hydromorphology and ecology are examined and management-related studies are detailed. The utility of sedimentary archives for reconstructing long-term catchment sediment fluxes and elucidating the impact of land use and climate change processes on sediment delivery and biogeochemical cycling is also a focus. The critical issue of residence time, especially in relation to channel storage, is explored. Flume-based hydraulics and microcosm studies of diffuse pollutant behaviour and other recent developments in experiment-led research and modelling are reported.

Contents for Sediment Dynamics and the Hydromorphology of Fluvial Systems

Title	Pages	File
Sediment Dynamics and the Hydromorphology of Fluvial Systems Dundee Symposium July 2006 John S. Rowan, Robert W. Duck & Alan Werritty Editors	nbsp;
Preface of Volume 306 John S. Rowan, Robert W. Duck & Alan Werritty	v-vi
Suspended sediment yield from continents into the World Ocean: spatial and temporal variability - A. P. Dedkov & A. V. Gusarov A. P. Dedkov & A. V. Gusarov	3-11
Sediment yields in the Exe Basin: a longer-term perspective - Anna Harlow et al. Anna Harlow, Bruce Webb & Des Walling	12-20
Estimates and analysis of suspended sediment from a glacierized basin in the Himalayas - Pratap Singh Pratap Singh	21-27
Influence of different factors on the sediment yield of the Oka Basin rivers (central Russia) - Valentin Golosov Valentin Golosov	28-36
Sediment transport during a flushing flow in the lower Ebro River - Ramon J. Batalla et al. Ramon J. Batalla, Damia Vericat & Antoni Palau	37-44
Glacial erosion and sediment transport in the Mittivakkat Glacier catchment, Ammassalik Island, southeast Greenland, 2005 - Bent Hasholt & Sebastian H. Mernild Bent Hasholt & Sebastian H. Mernild	45-55
Flood and sediment transport response to hydrometeorological events of diverse magnitude in the Vallcebre basin, Eastern Pyrenees - Montserrat Soler et al. Montserrat Soler, David Regues, Jerome Latron & Francesc Gallart	56-63
Episodic discharge of coarse sediment in a mountain torrent - Richard Johnson & Jeff Warburton Richard Johnson & Jeff Warburton	64-71
The life-span of a small high mountain lake, the Vordere Blaue Gumpe in the Bavarian Alps - David Morche et al. David Morche, Christian Katterfeld, Sebastian Fuchs & Karl-Heinz Schmidt	72-81
Output of bed load sediment from a small upland drainage basin in Hong Kong - M. R. Peart & L. Fok M. R. Peart & L. Fok	82-88
A volumetric approach to estimate bed load transport in a mountain stream (Central Spanish Pyrenees) - N. Lana-Renault et al. N. Lana-Renault, D. Regues, J. Latron, E. Nadal, P. Serrano & C. Marti-Bono	89-95
Suspended sediment dynamics for June storm events in the urbanized River Tame, UK - D. M. Lawler et al. D. M. Lawler, I. D. L. Foster, G. E. Petts, S. Harper & I. P. Morrissey	96-103
Estimating soil erosion and sediment transport in the drainage basin of the proposed Selova Reservoir, Serbia - Stanimir Kostadinov et al. Stanimir Kostadinov, Nada Dragovic & Mirjana Todosijevic	104-109
The effect of the "Great Flood of 1993" on subsequent suspended sediment concentrations and fluxes in the Mississippi River Basin, USA - Arthur J. Horowitz Arthur J. Horowitz	110-119
An underutilized resource: historical flood chronologies, a valuable resource in determining periods of hydro-geomorphic change - N. Macdonald N. Macdonald	120-126
Hydromorphological adjustment in meandering river systems and the role of flood events - Janet Hooke Janet Hooke	127-135
Sediment erosion, transport and deposition during the July 2001 Mawddach extreme flood event - Graham Hall & Roger Cratchley Graham Hall & Roger Cratchley	136-147
Sediment transport rates of major floods in glacial and non-glacial rivers in Norway in the present and future climate - Jim Bogen Jim Bogen	148-158
Evaluating the impacts of impoundment on sediment transport using short-lived fallout radionuclides - Francis J. Magilligan et al. Francis J. Magilligan, Nira L. Salant, Carl E. Renshaw, Keith H. Nilsow, Arjun Heimsath &	159-166
Variety is the spice of river life: recognizing hydraulic diversity as a tool for managing flows in regulated rivers - M. C. Thoms et al. M. C. Thoms, M. Reid, K. Christianson & F. Munro	169-178
Multi-scale analysis of island formation and development in the Middle Loire River, France - Emmanuele Gautier & Stephane Grivel Emmanuele Gautier & Stephane Grivel	179-187
Geometric properties of the River Euphrates, Iraq: the nature of its slope variation - Moutaz Al-Dabbas & Mukdad Al-Jabbari Moutaz Al-Dabbas & Mukdad Al-Jabbari	188-196
Changing use and hydromorphological adjustment in a coastal lagoon-estuarine system, the Ria de Aveiro, Portugal - Jose Figueiredo Da Silva & Robert W. Duck Jose Figueiredo Da Silva & Robert W. Duck	197-204
Modelling flow, erosion and long-term evolution of incising channels: managing hydrology and geomorphology for ecology - Timothy Norton et al. Timothy Norton, Julian Leyland & Stephen Darby	205-213
The role of sediments in the dynamics and preservation of the aquatic forest in the Nestos Delta (northern Greece) - D. Emmanouloudis et al. D. Emmanouloudis, D. Myronidis, S. Panilas &G. Efthimiou	214-222
The use of buffer features for sediment and phosphorus retention in the landscape: implications for sediment delivery and water quality in river basins - P. N. Owens et al. P. N. Owens, J. H. Duzant, L. K. Deeks, G. A. Wood, R. P. C. Morgan & A. J. Collins	223-230
Sediment monitoring and sediment management in the Rhine River - Stefan Vollmer & Emil Goelz Stefan Vollmer & Emil Goelz	231-240
Are flood plain-wetland plant communities determined by seed bank composition or inundation periods? - Munique Webb et al. Munique Webb, Michael Reid, Samantha Capon, Martin Thoms, Scott Rayburg & Cassandra James	241-248
A practical method for the management of road runoff - Ingrid Takken et al. Ingrid Takken, Jacky Croke & Simon Mockler	249-256
Morphometric analysis of UK lake systems as a compliance tool for the European Water Framework Directive - John S. Rowan et al. John S. Rowan, Iain Soutar & Geoff E. Phillips	257-266
Flows that form: the hydromorphology of concave-bank bench formation in the Ovens River, Australia - G. J. Vietz et al. G. J. Vietz, M. J. Stewardson & B. L. Finlayson	267-276
The diversity of inundated areas in semiarid flood plain ecosystems - Orla Murray et al. Orla Murray, Martin Thoms & Scott Rayburg	277-286
Strategies for reducing sediment connectivity and land degradation in desertified areas using vegetation: the RECONDES project - Peter Sandercock & Janet Hooke Peter Sandercock & Janet Hooke	287-294
Evaluating the effectiveness of the Illinois River Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program in reducing sediment delivery - Misganaw Demissie et al. Misganaw Demissie, Laura Keefer, Jim Slowikowski, & Kip Stevenson	295-303
Unravelling the physical template of a terminal flood plain-wetland sediment storage system - Scott Rayburg et al. Scott Rayburg, Martin Thoms & Erin Lenon	304-313
River sediment/pathogen interactions: importance for policy development on safe water practices - Ian G. Droppo et al. Ian G. Droppo, Steven N. Liss, Declan Williams & Gary G. Leppard	314-321
Linking pattern and process: the effects of hydraulic conditions on cobble biofilm metabolism in an Australian upland stream - Michael Reid & Martin Thoms Michael Reid & Martin Thoms	322-330
Combining biology and hydrology - questions from an integrated study of chalk streams - Roger S. Wotton & Geraldene Wharton Roger S. Wotton & Geraldene Wharton	331-338
Reservoir sedimentation trends in Ohio, USA - William H. Renwick & Zachary D. Andereck William H. Renwick & Zachary D. Andereck	341-347
Dating of reservoir and pond deposits by the 137Cs technique to assess sediment production in small catchments of the Hilly Sichuan Basin and the Three Gorges Region, China - Zhang Xinbao et al. Zhang Xinbao, Qi Yongqing, He Xiubin, Wen Anbang & Fu Jiexiong	348-354
The role of organic matter on the adsorption of mercury in sediments from Amazon lakes, Brazil - Daniel Marcos Bonotto et al. Daniel Marcos Bonotto, Marcelo Vergott & Ene Gloria Da Silveira	355-362
Using geochemical stratigraphy to indicate post-fire sediment and nutrient fluxes into a water supply reservoir, Sydney, Australia - William H. Blake et al. William H. Blake, Peter J. Wallbrink, Stefan H. Doerr, Richard A. Shakesby, Geoffrey S. Hu	363-370
Variation of suspended sediment transport in the Timah Tasoh reservoir catchment, Perlis, Malaysia: human impacts and the role of tropical storms - A. Rahaman Zullyadini & Ismail Wan Ruslan A. Rahaman Zullyadini & Ismail Wan Ruslan	371-379
The use of 137Cs and 210Pbex to investigate sediment sources and overbank sedimentation rates in the Teesta River basin, Sikkim Himalaya, India - W. Froehlich & D. E. Walling W. Froehlich & D. E. Walling	380-388
The infilling of a terminal flood plain-wetland complex - Robert Cossart et al. Robert Cossart, Martin Thoms & Scott Rayburg	389-398
Sediment budgets and sinks in the Brahmaputra Basin and their agricultural and ecological impacts - U. C. Sharma & Vikas Sharma U. C. Sharma & Vikas Sharma	399-405
Holocene sediment budgets of the Rhine Delta (The Netherlands): a record of changing sediment delivery - Gilles Erkens et al. Gilles Erkens, Kim M. Cohen, Marc J. P. Gouw, Hans Middelkoop & Wim Z. Hoek	406-415
Changing fluxes of sediments and salts as recorded in lower River Murray wetlands, Australia - Peter Gell et al. Peter Gell, Jennie Fluin, John Tibby, Deborah Haynes, Syeda Ifteara Khanum, Brendan Walsh,	416-424
Unravelling flood history using matrices in fluvial gravel deposits - Lynne E. Frostick et al. Lynne E. Frostick, Brendan Murphy & Richard Middleton	425-433
The importance of temporal changes in gravel-stored fine sediment on habitat conditions in a salmon spawning stream - Ellen L. Petticrew & John F. Rex Ellen L. Petticrew & John F. Rex	434-441
Pacific salmon and sediment flocculation: nutrient cycling and intergravel habitat quality - John F. Rex & Ellen L. Petticrew John F. Rex & Ellen L. Petticrew	442-449
Sediment storage and transfer in the Mekong: generalizations on a large river ; dam; Mekong - Avijit Gupta et al. Avijit Gupta, S. C. Liew & Alice W. C. Heng	450-459
River flood plains as carbon sinks ; carbon cycle; carbon sinks - D. E. Walling et al. D. E. Walling, D. Fang, A. P. Nicholas & R. J. Sweet	460-470
Investigating the remobilization of fine sediment stored on the channel bed of lowland permeable catchments in the UK - Adrian L. Collins & Desmond E. Walling Adrian L. Collins & Desmond E. Walling	471-479
The impact of changes in climate, upstream land use and flood plain topography on overbank deposition - Ivo Thonon et al. Ivo Thonon, Hans Middelkoop & Marcel Van Der Perk	480-486
A gradient or mosaic of patches? The textural character of inset-flood plain surfaces along a dryland river system - Mark Southwell & Martin Thoms Mark Southwell & Martin Thoms	487-495
The deposition and storage of sediment-associated phosphorus on the flood plains of two lowland groundwater fed catchments - Deborah Ballantine et al. Deborah Ballantine, Desmond E. Walling & Graham J. L. Leeks	496-504
Sediment phosphorus dynamics in tile-fed drainage ditches - D. R. Smith et al. D. R. Smith, E. A. Warnemuende, B. E. Haggard & C. Huang	507-513
A framework for predicting delivery of phosphorus from agricultural land using a decision-tree approach - Richard Brazier et al. Richard Brazier, Michael Scharer, Louise Heathwaite, Keith Beven, Paul Scholefield, Phil H	514-523
Nutrient and contaminant enrichment in rural areas of southwest Germany - Martin Schwarz & Stephan Fuchs Martin Schwarz & Stephan Fuchs	524-530
Salinity and erosion: a preliminary investigation of soil erosion on a salinized hillslope - Mel Neave & Scott Rayburg Mel Neave & Scott Rayburg	531-539
Analysis of local scour downstream of bed sills: preliminary results of experimental work - Donatella Termini Donatella Termini	540-547
Comparison of numerical and experimental study of dam-break induced mudflow - Szu-Hsien Peng & Su-Chin Chen Szu-Hsien Peng & Su-Chin Chen	548-555
MOSESS: a model for soil erosion prediction at small scales - Eduardo E. de Figueiredo & Herbete H. R. C. Davi Eduardo E. de Figueiredo & Herbete H. R. C. Davi	556-563
Predicting erosion patterns using a spatially distributed erosion model with spatially variable and uniform parameters - Dirk H. De Boer Dirk H. De Boer	564-573
Importance of watershed lag times in IUSG development - Kazimierz Banasik et al. Kazimierz Banasik, Mariusz Barszcz & Leszek Hejduk	574-581
Impacts of land-use changes on sediment yields and water quality within the Nairobi River sub-basins, Kenya - Shadrack Mulei Kithiia & Francis M. Mutua Shadrack Mulei Kithiia & Francis M. Mutua	582-588
Model investigations of the effects of land-use changes and forest damage on erosion in mountainous environments - Peter Molnar et al. Peter Molnar, Paolo Burlando, Jorg Kirsch & Elke Hinz	589-600
SWAT model for Integrated River Basin Management with application to the Mekong Basin - Riyadh Al-Soufi Riyadh Al-Soufi	601-610
Modelling the impacts of climate variability on sediment transport - Eileen Cashman & Kenneth Potter Eileen Cashman & Kenneth Potter	611-619
Effects of rainfall variability and land-use change on sediment yield simulated by SHETRAN - Eduardo E. De Figueiredo & James C. Bathurst Eduardo E. De Figueiredo & James C. Bathurst	620-626