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Sediment and Stream Water Quality in a Changing Environment: Trends and Explanation Author / Editor: N. E. Peters & D. E. Walling Publication Number: 203 ISBN Number: 0-947571-08-6 Year: 1991 Pages: 374 Price: £10.00 Description Contents Vienna Symposium, 1991, Sediment and Stream Water Quality in a Changing Environment: Trends and Explanation Contents for Sediment and Stream Water Quality in a Changing Environment: Trends and Explanation Title Pages File Vienna Symposium, 1991, Sediment and Stream Water Quality in a Changing Environment : Trends and Explanation N. E. Peters D. E. Walling, Editors     Preface Peters, N. E., Walling, D. E. v-vi Climatic and glaciological influences on suspended sediment transport from an alpine glacier Collins, D. N. 3-12 Disentangling land use effects on sediment yield from year to year climatic variability Ferguson, R. I., Grieve, I. C., Harrison, D. J. 13-20 Sediment production from unmetalled road surfaces Froehlich, W. 21-29 Long-term patterns of sediment transport after timber harvest, western Cascade Mountains, Oregon, USA Grant, G. E., Wolff, A. L. 31-40 Stop sediment on the watershed, not in the stream Heede, B. H. 41-45 The impact of environmental change and conservation measures on erosion and sediment loads in the Yellow River basin Jinze, M. 47-52 Suspended sediments in streamwater—indicators of erosion and bed load transport in mountainous basins Keller, H. M., Weibel, P. 53-61 Short-term sediment budget for a small drainage basin in a mountainous abandoned farming area Llorens, P., Gallart, F. 63-71 Assessing the impact of land use change on stream sediment transport in a variable environment Olive, L. J., Rieger, W. A., 73-81 Influence of land use change on discharge and sediment transport of floods Overland, H., Kleeberg, H. B. 83-92 Changing patterns of erosion in a peri-urban catchment, Maseru, Lesotho Rowntree, K. M., Ntsaba, M. M., Weaver, A. V. B. 93-102 The diversity of sediment yield from abandoned fields of the central Spanish Pyrenees Ruiz-Flano, P., Lasanta-Martinez, T., Garcia-Ruiz, J. M., Otrigosa-Izquierdo, L. M. 103-110 Analysis of channel instability due to catchment land-use change Thorne, C. R. 111-122 Recent rates of soil loss from areas of arable cultivation in the UK Walling, D. E., Quine, T. A. 123-131 Some characteristics of sediment transport in the Lower Yellow River Qinghua, Z., Wenhao, Z. 133-142 Long-term sedimentation effects of different patterns of timber harvesting Ziemer, R. R., Lewis, J., Lisle, T. E., Rice, R. M. 143-150 Effects of land use (ski-resort vs. traditional grazing) on stream water quality of two Pyrenean basins Alvera, B., Barrio, G. D., Puigdefabregas, J., Diez, J. C. 153-160 Stream surveys—the importance of the relation between habitat quality and biological condition Barbour, M. T. 161-168 Recent trends in NO3-N concentration and loads in British rivers Betton, C., Webb, B. W., Walling, D. E. 169-180 A protocol for using surface-floating pupal exuviae of Chironomidae for rapid bioassessment of changing water quality Ferrington Jr, L. C., Blackwood, M. A., Wright, C. A., Crisp, N. H., Kavanaugh, J. L., Sch 181-190 River salination due to dryland agriculture in the Western Cape Province, Republic of South Africa Flugel, W. A. 191-200 Dissolved organic carbon trends in small streams, land use effects and models of temporal variation Grieve, I. C. 201-208 Predicting the effect of land use on stream water quality in the UK Heathwaite, A. L., Burt, T. P. 209-218 An investigation of the hydrological response to informal settlements on small catchments in South Africa Kelbe, B. E., Bodenstein, B., Mulder, G. J. 219-227 Effects of pasture runoff on water chemistry, Buffalo National River, USA Mott, D. N., Steele, K. F. 229-238 Human impact on the water quality in a small research basin in Germany Rieg, A., Demuth, S., Leibundgut, C. 239-248 The leaching of agrochemicals under different agricultural land uses and its effect on water quality Rose, S. C., Harris, G. L., Armstrong, A. C., Williams, J. R., Howse, K. R., Tranter, N. 249-257 Hydrology and water chemistry changes after harvesting small, indigenous forest catchments, Westland, New Zealand Rowe, L. K., Fahey, B. D. 259-266 Estimation of dissolved pollutant transport to rivers from urban areas: a modelling approach Schumann, A. H., Koncsos, L., Schultz, G. A. 267-276 The biological assessment of toxic metal impacts on receiving water quality, UK Shutes, R. B. E., Ellis, J. B., Revitt, D. M., Bascombe, A. D. 277-284 Effects of season and silvicultural practices on the chemistry of first-order streams in the Ozark National Forest, Arkansas, USA Steele, K. F., Lybrand, M. S., Wheeler, G. L., Lawson, E. R., Waide, J. B. 285-292 Temporal and spatial patterns in trace-metal concentrations of a mountain stream in west–central Colorado, USA Steele, T. D., Weaver, R. M., Mott, D. E. 293-302 Design and application of a sediment and contaminant transport modelling system Bathurst, J. C., Purnama, A. 305-313 Exchange of heavy metals between sediment and water in the Wloclawek Reservoir on the Vistula River Dojlido, J. R., Taboryska, B. 315-320 Lake sediments: a surrogate measure of sediment associated heavy metal transport in fluvial systems? Foster, I. D. L., Charlesworth, S. M., Dearing, J. A., Keen, D. H., Dalgleish, H. 321-328 Influence of erosion on the transport of suspended sediment and phosphorus Hasholt, B. 329-338 The use of sediment-trace element geochemical models for the identification of local fluvial baseline concentrations Horowitz, A. J., Elrick, K. A., Demas, C. R., Demcheck, D. K. 339-348 Water quality trends in the Windrush catchment: nitrogen speciation and sediment interactions Johnes, P. J., Burt, T. P. 349-357 Transport of particulate nutrients and pollutants in the low land River Spree Kozerski, H. P., Kohler, J., Schellenberger, G. 359-366 Heavy metals in the water and sediments of Guan-Ting Reservoir Xian-Chen, S., Miao-Song, Y., Hui-Hua, F. 367-374

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