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267 T183. Advances in Fluvial Processes and Sediment Transport (Posters)


Session Chairs:
Karen Gran, Sara L. Rathburn, Sunil Kumar De

We encourage submissions on fluvial geomorphology, fluvial processes, and sediment transport including field studies, numerical modeling, physical modeling, and spatial analyses.



Author Availability:

9:00–11:00 a.m.

Presentations

Booth No. Paper No. Title Presenting Author Action
163 267-1 Quantitative Insights into Sediment Transport in the DeGrey River Delta: Cyclonic Influences and Bedform Persistence Matthew Kelly View
164 267-2 Survey of Sediment Transport at the Transition from Braided to Managed Reaches of the Arkansas River Tristan Tompkins View
165 267-3 After the Flood: The Impacts of Megaflood Deposition on River Morphology in the Eastern Himalayas Gabriel Santana View
166 267-4 A Fluvial Sediment Budget for the Western Arm of Lake Superior Michael Park View
167 267-5 Source to sink sediment characteristics in the mixed lithology watershed of Nahal Sa’ar, Northeastern Israel Nathaniel Bergman View
168 267-6 Unexpected Sediment Loading of an Urban Creek by Anthropogenic Sources: Waller Creek, Austin, Texas Ryan Campbell View
169 267-7 Oxbow Lake Sediments and Two Centuries of Environmental Change in the Arkansas River Basin Charlotte Commons View
170 267-8 Application of Settling Velocity Predictions to Atypical Sediment Morphologies and Densities Golshan Pourhalaji View
171 267-9 Spatial-Statistical Analysis of Fossil Logs in the Chinle Formation, Petrified Forest National Park Jerry Fairley View
172 267-10 Stolen waters: A geomorphic detective story of drainage reorganization of two northern Utah river networks Rachel Atkins View
173 267-11 Mapping fluvial terraces using a geospatial workflow that integrates soil survey and detrended LiDAR imagery: a test case on the Georgia piedmont Ana dos Santos View
174 267-13 Channeling the Past: Restoring Healthy Hydrology in Historically Farmed Salt Marshes throughout New England Nikola Jensen View
175 267-14 Using Small UAVs to Monitor Stream Erosion After High Water Events for the Past Seven Years in Oriskany Creek, Clinton, New York. David Tewksbury View



Advances in Fluvial Processes and Sediment Transport (Posters)

Description


Date and Time: Wednesday, 22 Oct - 8:00 AM (Central Time (US & Canada))

Room: HBGCC, Hall 1

Session Type: Poster: Topical

Session Format: Poster

Author Availability: 9:00–11:00 a.m.


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