Fluvial Sedimentology VI Book

	Preface
	Turbulent sand suspension over dunes	3
	Dune growth, decay and migration rates during a large-magnitude flood at a sand and mixed sand-gravel bed in the Dutch Rhine river system	15
	Bedforms of the middle reaches of the Tay Estuary, Scotland	33
	Flow structure and transport of sand-grade suspended sediment around an evolving braid bar, Jamuna River, Bangladesh	43
	Effective discharge for overbank sedimentation on an embanked floodplain along the River Waal, The Netherlands	61
	RADARSAT imaging of the 1997 Czech Republic flood	71
	The role of overbank flow in governing the form of an anabranching river: the Fitzroy River, northwestern Australia	77
	Downstream changes in floodplain character on the Northern Plains of arid central Australia	93
	Confined meandering river eddy accretions: sedimentology, channel geometry and depositional processes	113
	The influence of flooding on the erodibility of cohesive sediments along the Sabie River, South Africa	131
	Erosion of sediments between groynes in the River Waal as a result of navigation traffic	147
	The geochemical and mineralogical record of the impact of historical mining within estuarine sediments from the upper reaches of the Fal Estuary, Cornwall, UK	161
	Causes of avulsion: an overview	171
	Avulsion and crevassing in the sandy, braided Niobrara River: complex response to base-level rise and aggradation	179
	Constrasting styles of Holocene avulsion, Texas Gulf Coastal Plain, USA	193
	Pemiscot Bayou, a large distributary of the Mississippi River and a possible failed avulsion	211
	Gradual avulsion, river metamorphosis and reworking by underfit streams: a modern example from the Brahmaputra River in Bangladesh and a possible ancient example in the Spanish Pyrenees	221
	Holocene avulsion history of the lower Saskatchewan fluvial system, Cumberland Marshes, Saskatchewan-Manitoba, Canada	231
	Recognizing avulsion deposits in the ancient stratigraphical record	251
	The use of models in the interpretation of the effects of base-level change on alluvial architecture	271
	Subsidence rates and fluvial architecture of rift-related Permian and Triassic alluvial sediments of the southeast Iberian Range, eastern Spain	283
	Drainage evolution in active mountain belts: extrapolation backwards from present-day Himalayan river patterns	305
	Controls on the sedimentology of the November 1996 jokulhlaup deposits, Skeioararsandur, Iceland	315
	The influence of aggradation rate on braided alluvial architecture: field study and physical scale-modelling of the Ashburton River gravels, Canterbury Plains, New Zealand	333
	Sedimentary facies from ground-penetrating radar surveys of the modern, upper Burdekin River of north Queensland, Australia: consequences of extreme discharge fluctuations	347
	Meander bend reconstruction from an Upper Mississippian muddy point bar at Possum Hollow, West Virginia, USA	363
	Palaeohydrological parameters of a Proterozoic braided fluvial system (Wilgerivier Formation, Waterberg Group, South Africa) compared with a Phanerozoic example	381
	Sand- and mud-dominated alluvial-fan deposits of the Miocene Seto Porcelain Clay Formation, Japan	393
	Sedimentology of the Gwembe Coal Formation (Permian), Lower Karoo Group, mid-Zambezi Valley, southern Zambia	409
	Sedimentology of the Section Peak Formation (Jurassic), northern Victoria Land, Antarctica	435
	Reconstruction of fluvial bars from the Proterozoic Mancheral Quartzite, Pranhita-Godavari Valley, India	451
	Index	467