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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 | |
