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Authors:
Simon, A
Darby, S
Citation: A. Simon et S. Darby, The nature and significance of incised river channels, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 3-18
Authors:
Schumm, SA
Citation: Sa. Schumm, Causes and controls of channel incision, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 19-33
Authors:
Tsujimoto, T
Citation: T. Tsujimoto, Sediment transport processes and channel incision: Mixed size sediment transport, degradation and armouring, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 37-66
Authors:
Erskine, WD
Citation: Wd. Erskine, Oscillatory response versus progressive degradation of incised channels insoutheastern Australia, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 67-95
Authors:
Thorne, CR
Citation: Cr. Thorne, Bank processes and channel evolution in the incised rivers of north-central Mississippi, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 97-121
Authors:
Simon, A
Curini, A
Darby, S
Langendoen, EJ
Citation: A. Simon et al., Streambank mechanics and the role of bank and near-bank processes in incised channels, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 123-152
Authors:
Elliott, JG
Gellis, AC
Aby, SB
Citation: Jg. Elliott et al., Evolution of arroyos: Incised channels of the southwestern United States, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 153-185
Authors:
Wohl, EE
Citation: Ee. Wohl, Incised bedrock channels, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 187-218
Authors:
Hupp, CR
Citation: Cr. Hupp, Relations among riparian vegetation, channel incision processes and forms,and large woody debris, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 219-245
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Montgomery, DR
Citation: Dr. Montgomery, Erosional processes at an abrupt channel head: Implications for channel entrenchment and discontinuous gully formation, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 247-276
Authors:
Howard, AD
Citation: Ad. Howard, Simulation of gully erosion and bistable landforms, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 277-299
Authors:
Bravard, JP
Kondolf, GM
Piegay, H
Citation: Jp. Bravard et al., Environmental and societal effects of channel incision and remedial strategies, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 303-341
Authors:
Jaeggi, M
Zarn, B
Citation: M. Jaeggi et B. Zarn, Stream channel restoration and erosion control for incised channels in alpine environments, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 343-369
Authors:
Shields, FD
Brookes, A
Haltiner, J
Citation: Fd. Shields et al., Geomorphological approaches to incised stream channel restoration in the United States and Europe, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 371-394
Authors:
Watson, CC
Biedenharn, DS
Citation: Cc. Watson et Ds. Biedenharn, Design and effectiveness of grade control structures in incised river channels of north Mississippi, USA, INCISED RIVER CHANNELS: PROCESSES, FORMS, ENGINEERING, AND MANAGEMENT, 1999, pp. 395-422
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