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To understand Sediment Dynamics in Changing Environments we need to advance our knowledge of sedimentary processes and systems, and in particular of associated scaling issues. This knowledge, derived from information and analysis of historical sediment archives and system analysis and modelling, enhances our abilities to assess impacts of global change on sedimentary systems. Most importantly, we need to find ways to link our understanding and models of sedimentary systems with impacts on human environments, including hazard and risk assessment, improvement of management, and feedback into policy frameworks. The papers in this book, first presented at an IAHS Symposium in New Zealand in December 2008, document the international research efforts going into the themes of: 1. Unlocking the archives - dating and source tracing technologies 2. Processes and scales in sedimentary systems - from point to continents 3. Global change and erosion 4. Linking erosion with environmental and societal impacts

Contents for Sediment Dynamics in Changing Environments

Title	Pages	File
Sediment Dynamics in Changing Environments, Symposium held at Christchurch, December 2008 Jochen Schmidt, Tom Cochrane, Chris Phillips, Sandy Elliott, Tim Davies & Les Basher, Edit
Preface of Volume 325 Jochen Schmidt, Tom Cochrane, Chris Phillips, Sandy Elliott, Tim Davies & Les Basher
Hydrology in Mountain Regions : Observations, Processes and Dynamics, Symposium held in Perugia, Italy, 2007 Danny Marks, Editor
Recent advances in dating and source tracing of fluvial deposits A. Lang	3-12
Assessing the remobilisation of recently deposited sediment from river flood plains during single overbank flood events, using caesium-134 and cobalt-60 as tracers P. Greenwood, D. E. Walling & T. A. Quine	13-22
Influence of particle size on geochemical suspended sediment tracing in Australia Baihua Fu, Lachlan T.H. Newham & John B. Field	23-30
Sediment source fingerprinting: testing hypotheses about contributions from potential sediment sources Jean P. G. Minella, Robin T. Clarke, Gustavo H. Merten & Des E. Walling	31-37
Mass balance models for use with 210Pbex measurements to estimate soil loss from cultivated land Xinbao Zhang, Des Walling, Xiubin He & Yunqi Zhang	38-42
Use of Beryllium-7 to assess soil redistribution by erosion in two contrasting Mediterranean environments A. Navas, D. E. Walling, L. Gaspar & J. Machin	43-51
The sources and dispersal of sediment within a large flood plain complex M. C. Thoms, S. Brennan & S. W. Franks	52-59
Determination and interpretation of sediment provenance in a sedimentary sequence affected by post-depositional changes R. Cossart, M. C. Thoms & M. A Reid	60-67
Flood plain nutrient dynamics: patterns, controls and the influence of changing hydrology A. G. Lowes, M. R. Southwell & M. C. Thoms	68-75
Recent tidal-flat evolution and mangrove-habitat expansion: application of radioisotope dating to environmental reconstruction A. Swales & S. J. Bentley	76-84
Identifying relationships between flood history, flood frequency and the provenance of surface sediments in a semi-arid terminal wetland S. C. Rayburg & M. C. Thoms	85-93
Uncertainty assessment in suspended sediment fingerprinting based on tracer mixing models: a case study from Luxembourg N. Martinez-Carreras, F. Gallart, J. F. Iffly, L. Pfister, D. E. Walling & A. Krein	94-105
Response of a small arable catchment sediment budget to introduction of soil conservation measures V. N. Golosov, V. R. Belyaev, J. S. Kuznetsova, M. V. Markelov & E. N. Shamshurina	106-113
Combining direct observations, modelling, and 137Cs tracer for evaluating individual event contribution to long-term sediment budgets V. R. Belyaev, V. N. Golosov, K. S. Kislenko, J. S. Kuznetsova & M. V. Markelov	114-122
Connecting the disconnected: longitudinal correlation of river terrace remnants M. D. Cheetham, A. F. Keene, W. D. Erskine, R. T. Bush & G. Jacobsen	123-129
Intensity of soil erosion and sedimentation inferred from spatial distribution of radionuclide 137Cs in hillslope catchments, South Korea A. Orkhonselenge, K. Kashiwaya & Y. K. Kim	130-134
Redistribution of soil and soil organic carbon on agricultural landscapes J. C. Ritchie & G. W. McCarty	135-138
Post-European settlement impacts on erosion and land degradation: a case study using farm reservoir sedimentation in the Eastern Cape, South Africa Kate Rowntree, Ian Foster, Tim Mighall, Leanne DuPreez & John Boardman	139-142
Sediment fingerprinting in New Zealand: a pilot study into the feasibility of the application of the technique B. P. Roddy, J. L. McWhirter, V. G. Moon, M. R. Balks & F. J. Dyer	143-146
Scaling sediment flux across landscapes J. P. M. Syvitski & A. J. Kettner	149-156
Sediment yield modelling at micro-basin and basin scales in semi-arid regions of Brazil E. E. De Figueiredo	157-166
Soil armouring and weathering: toward catchment scale computational modelling S. Cohen, G. R. Willgoose & G. R. Hancock	167-174
An evaluation of the role of physical models in exploring form-process feedbacks in alluvial fans L. E. Clarke, T. A. Quine & A. P. Nicholas	175-183
The signature of an extreme erosion event on suspended sediment loads: Motueka River Catchment, South Island, New Zealand D. M. Hicks & L. R. Basher	184-191
Changing suspended sediment dynamics due to extreme flood events in a small pluvial-nival system in northern Japan A. C. Whitaker, H. Sato & H. Sugiyama	192-199
The effect of local-scale valley constrictions on flood inundation and catchment-scale sediment delivery in the Fitzroy River Basin, Australia J. C. Croke, D. Purvis-Smith, C. J. Thompson & Leo Lymburner	200-207
Sediment yield from seismically-disturbed mountainous watersheds revealed by multi-temporal aerial LiDAR surveys Akira Matsuoka, Takao Yamakoshi, Keiji Tamura, Jun Maruyama & Kiichiro Ogawa	208-216
A study of spatial scaling in suspended sediment yield along a rural river system - the River Eden, Cumbria, UK C. F. Mills, J. C. Bathurst & P. F. Quinn	217-224
Using remote sensing to quantify sediment budget components in a large tropical river - Mitchell River, Gulf of Carpentaria A. P. Brooks, J. Spencer, J. G. Shellberg, J. Knight & L. Lymburner	225-236
Off-slope sediment delivery from landsliding during a storm, Muriwai Hills, North Island, New Zealand N. J. Preston	237-241
SPARROW regional regression for sediment yields in New Zealand rivers A. H. Elliott, U. Shankar, D. M. Hicks, R. A. Woods & J. R. Dymond	242-249
Morphometric analysis of interfluve topography for scaling soil erosion rates from local to regional scales Y. Kuznetsova & V. Golosov	250-257
Sediment storage in Alpine sedimentary systems - quantification and scaling issues J.-C. Otto, J. Goetz & L. Schrott	258-265
Stochastic sediment–vegetation dynamics in an Alpine braided river P. Perona, P. Molnar, M. Savina & P. Burlando	266-274
Connectivity in steep-land environments: gully-fan coupling in the Tarndale system, Waipaoa catchment, New Zealand Ian C. Fuller & Mike Marden	275-282
Channel incision and sand compartmentalization in an Australian sandstone basin subject to high flood variability W. D. Erskine	283-290
Multi-scale sediment dynamics in an upland catchment, southeastern Australia: a synthesis Hugh G. Smith & Deirdre Dragovich	291-297
Holocene alluvial sediment deposition in contrasting environments in northwestern Europe B. Notebaert & G. Verstraeten	298-301
Flood-induced changes in the step-pool morphology of a steep mountain stream P. Molnar, A. L. Densmore, B. W. McArdell & P. Burlando	302-307
Suspended sediment dynamics and transport into the Babitonga Bay, southern Brazil F. A. Oliveira & J. L. S. Ross	308-311
Recent sedimentation rates for the Rees-Dart braided river delta Michelle Wild, Thomas Cochrane, Tim Davies, Murray Hicks, David Painter & Gavin Palmer	312-315
Sediment movement from small catchments within the Moldavian Plateau of eastern Romania I. Ionita	316-320
The changing sediment loads of the world’s rivers D. E. Walling	323-338
Gully erosion and sediment load: Waipaoa, Waiapu and Uawa rivers, eastern North Island, New Zealand Michael Marden, Harley Betts, Gregory Arnold & Randolph Hambling	339-350
Sediment sources in a dry-tropical catchment: central Queensland, Australia A. O. Hughes, J. M. Olley, J. C. Croke & L. A. McKergow	351-358
Chemical and physical weathering in a mountainous tributary of the Zhujiang (Pearl River), China Shu-Rong Zhang & X. X. Lu	359-366
Sensitivity of Alpine fluvial environments in the Swiss Alps to climate forcing during the Late Holocene L. Schulte, R. Julia, M. Oliva, F. Burjachs, H. Veit & F. Carvalho	367-374
An overlooked sediment trap in arid environments: ancient irrigation agriculture in the coastal desert of Peru Jussi Baade & Ralf Hesse	375-382
Glacial-interglacial cycles, soil erosion and natural desertification in the Middle East Yoav Avni	383-390
Changing sediment supply in Arctic rivers Irina Overeem & James P. M. Syvitski	391-397
Mapping potential soil erosion in East Africa using the Universal Soil Loss Equation and secondary data Lieven Claessens, Paulo Van Breugel, An Notenbaert, Mario Herrero & Jeannette Van De Steeg	398-407
The Waipaoa Sedimentary System: research review and future directions N. Litchfield, K. Berryman, H. Brackley, L. Carter, M. Marden, M. Page & N. Trustrum	408-416
Climatic and anthropogenic effects on soil transport rates and hillslope evolution P. C. Almond, J. J. Roering, M. W. Hughes, F. S. Lutter & C. Lebouteiller	417-424
Will human catalysts or climate change have a greater impact on the sediment load of the Waipaoa River in the 21st century? A. J. Kettner, B. Gomez & J. P. M. Syvitski	425-431
The impact of climate change on glacial sediment delivery to rivers Jim Bogen	432-439
Reconstructing historical sediment yields from the infilling of farm reservoirs, Eastern Cape, South Africa Ian D. L. Foster, John Boardman & John B. Gates	440-447
National-scale sediment delivery to watercourses across England and Wales under recent (1970-2004) land-use change A. L. Collins, D. Duethmann & P. Taylor	448-452
Land-use impacts on catchment erosion for the Waitetuna catchment, New Zealand J. Schmidt, S. Elliott & L. McKergow	453-457
The effects of rapid and catastrophic sedimentation in tectonically active areas James Goff	458-461
Impacts of the 921 Ji-Ji earthquake, Taiwan, on channel morphology and channel evolution Y. H. Hsu & Y. S. Hsu	462-466
Linking erosion with environmental and societal impacts in a rapidly changing environment M. J. Crozier	469-476
Erosion without sediment supply? The crux of a flood-plain restoration project downstream of dammed headwaters Bernd Cyffka & Florian Haas	477-484
Sediment dynamics and improvised control technologies in the Athi River drainage basin, Kenya Shadrack Mulei Kithiia	485-490
Recurrent displacement of a forested earthflow and implications for forest management, East Coast Region, New Zealand Michael Marden, Chris J. Phillips & Donna Rowan	491-501
Estimating the spatial distribution of sediment concentration in the Manawatu River, New Zealand, under different land-use scenarios A.-G. E. Ausseil & J. R. Dymond	502-509
Impacts of wildfire and post-fire salvage logging on sediment transfer in the Oldman watershed, Alberta, Canada Uldis Silins, Micheal Stone, Monica Emelko & Kevin Bladon	510-515
Managing coastal erosion: from long-term coastal evolution to seasonal shoreline changes L. S. Esteves, P. Teixeira & J. J. Williams	516-523
Hydrological and sedimentological connectivity of unsealed roads C. J. Thompson, I. Takken & J. Croke	524-531
Hydrological recovery of rangeland following cattle exclusion A. A. Hawdon, R. J. Keen, D. A. Post & S. N. Wilkinson	532-539
Improved sediment-management strategies for the sustainable development of German waterways E. Goelz	540-549
Predicting decadal-scale estuarine sedimentation for planning catchment development M. O. Green	550-558
Testing the capability of a sediment budget model for targeting remediation measures to reduce suspended-sediment yield Scott N. Wilkinson	559-566
Impacts of native forest harvesting on in-channel erosion and sediment yields in unmapped headwater catchments Ashley A. Webb	567-575
Reformation of pool-riffle sequences and induced bed armouring in a sand-bed stream following river rehabilitation A. F. Keene, R. T. Bush, M. D. Cheetham & W. D. Erskine	576-583
Evidence for catastrophic shifts in the trophic structure of flood-plain lakes associated with soil erosion Michael Reid	584-590
The effect of increasing urbanization and population density on the concentrations of sediment-associated constituents for the conterminous US A. J. Horowitz & V. C. Stephens	591-598
Towards improving the prediction of longshore sediment transport J. J. Williams, L. S. Esteves & M. A. Lisniowski	599-606
Changes in sediment discharge after the collapse of Mount Bawakaraeng in South Sulawesi, Indonesia L. L. Dhanio, T. Mizuyama, K. Kosugi & D. A. Rampisela	607-611
Influence of the changing environment on sediment loads of the Lower Mekong River J. J. Wang & X. X. Lu	612-615
Modelling hillslope soil erosion at ANZAC Cove, Turkey S. Matthews & M. N. Neave	616-620