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Preface
Joseph M.Dorava vii
Introduction
Understanding Geomorphic Processes and Riverine Habitat
Joseph M. Dorava, David R. Montgomery, Betty B. Palcsak, and Faith A. Fitzpatrick 3
Section 1: Geomorphic and Habitat Assessments
A Comparison of Multi-Disciplinary Methods for Measuring Physical Conditions of Streams
Faith A. Fitzpatrick 7
Watershed Assessment with Synoptic Base-Flow Surveys
Kenneth W. Potter and Stephen J. Gafield 19
Models of Habitat Use and Availability to Evaluate Anthropogenic Changes in Channel Geometry
James A. Gore 27
Holocene and Recent Geomorphic Processes, Land Use, and Salmonid Habitat in Two North Puget Sound River Basins
Timothy J. Beechie, Brian D. Collins, and George R. Pess 37
Section 2: Pristine Undisturbed Systems
Channel Changes and Habitat Diversity in a Warm-Water, Gravel-Bed Stream
Rose McKenney 57
Biophysical Gradients Related to Channel Islands, Middle Snake River, Idaho
W. R. Osterkamp, W C. Johnson, and M. D. Dixon 73
Modeling Sediment and Wood Storage and Dynamics in Small Mountainous Watersheds
Stephen T. Lancaster, Shannon K Hayes, and Gordon E. Grant 85
Section 3: Anthropogenically Altered Systems
Stream Geomorphology and Fish Community Structure in Channelized and Meandering Reaches of an Agricultural Stream
Kelly M. Frothingham, Bruce L. Rhoads, and Edwin E. Herricks 105
Mass Wasting and Sediment Storage in a Small Montane Watershed:
An Extreme Case of Anthropogenic Disturbance in the Humid 'Ikopics
Matthew C. Larsen and Abigail Santiago Roman 119
Animal Response to River Evolution in the Tidal Freshwater Zone
Gregory B. Pasternack 139
Spatial Variations in Channel Morphology at Segment and Reach Scales,
Middle Fork John Day River, Northeastern Oregon
Patricia R. McDowell 159
The Downstream Effects of Dams on the Regeneration of Riparian Tree Species in Northern Japan
Futoshi Nakamura and Nozomi Shin 173
Section 4: Restoration Strategies
Relations Between Streamflow, Sediment lkansport, and Aquatic Habitat in Regulated Rivers
John Pitlick and Peter Wilcock 185
Fluvial Processes and Passive Rehabilitation of the Lisbon Bottom Side-Channel Chute,
Lower Missouri River
Robert B. Jacobson, Mark S. Laustrup, and Michael D. Chapman 199
Mitigating Boatwake-Induced Erosion Along the Kenai River, Alaska
Joseph M. Dorava 217
Importance of Archival and Process Studies to Characterizing Pre-Settlement Riverine Geomorphic Processes and Habitat in the Puget Lowland
Brian D. Collins and David R. Montgomery 227
Section 5: Synthesis and Overview
Geomorphology, River Ecology, and Ecosystem Management
David R. Montgomery 247
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Nancy Rosborough
reviewed Geomorphic processes and riverine habitat on May 10, 2013
Geomorphic processes and riverine habitat
This is a dissertation, textbook or something of that nature. My reason for stating the previous is this book doesn't seem to know its supposed to keep your attention. I forced myself through page 92 then finally gave up. His information becomes redundant quickly. His references concerning historical events are the book's only intriguing element.
Unless you are an African American who has never questioned his or her existence this book does little for you. But keep in mind this was published in 1995.
If you are searching for your next captivating read visit my website, I am an author looking for an audience.
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