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Session No. 128: T74. Riverscapes in transition: Advances in fluvial geomorphology, sediment transport, deposition, river health, and urban rivers (Posters)


Session Chairs:
Kory Konsoer, Md Muzahidul Islam, Sunil De, Karen Gran, Douglas Edmonds, José Constantine, Anne MacDonald, David Skuodas

Description:

 Research into fluvial processes, sediment transport, deposition, and river health using field, modeling, and/or remote sensing approaches, including how rivers interact with and are impacted by society.



Author Availability:

9:00 to 11:00 a.m.

Presentations

Booth No. Paper No. Title Presenting Author Action
86 128-1 Monitoring Change in Floodplain Vegetation Due To River Restoration Treatments With Remote Sensing in the Intermountain West Emily Iskin View
87 128-2 Progressive Downstream Modification of Quartz Sand Along the Chitina River, Alaska, Using Automated Grain Shape Analysis Omalka Kaumadi Chandrasiri Madduma Bandarage View
88 128-3 Grain shape trends of quartz sand from the Salmon River, British Columbia and Alaska Rocco Bowen View
89 128-4 A Methods-Based Framework for Assessing Riparian Vegetation Health in Human-Impacted and Natural Streams Using UAS Imagery Victoria Apostolides View
90 128-5 Evaluating Basin-Scale Controls on River Avulsion Using a Global Database Corey Reaves View
91 128-6 Arctic River Morphodynamics in a Changing Environment Deven Kirpalani View
92 128-7 The Avulsive Failure of the Rapidan Dam, MN, USA: A Case-Study of Modern Spillover-Style Transverse Drainage Development and the Corresponding Environmental and Societal Implications Ella Gould View
93 128-8 Evaluating the Impact of Distance-Dependent Overbank Deposition on Avulsion Loci, Pathfinding and Fan Morphology in RiverWalk, a Cellular Model of River Avulsion Jackline Masetu View
94 128-9 Evaluating River Corridor Geomorphic Response to Large Wood Augmentation in the Southern Appalachian Mountains Hope Hutchinson View
95 128-10 Investigating the Effects of Human Alteration on Floodplain Carbon Storage in the Southwest and Midwest U.S. Lauren Thomas View
96 128-11 The Geomorphology and Hydrology of Pre-Restoration West Fork Teanaway River, Kittitas County, WA Lisa Ely View
97 128-12 Comparative Morphometric Analysis of Riverscour and Non-Riverscour Watersheds: A Case Study of Little River Canyon and the Buffalo River William Shehorn View
98 128-13 Coupling Floodplain Nourishment with Sediment Transport and Deposition in a Semi-Arid Region, Elephant Butte Reservoir, New Mexico Cristina Lyon View
99 128-14 Hydrologic and Geomorphic Controls on Flooding in Dryland Riverscapes Michaela Shallue View
Abstract 22069 withdrawn
101 128-16 Sediment Movement in the Mackinaw River Raegan Hobson View
102 128-17 From Reflectance to Sediment: Satellite-Based SSC Estimation Across Six Northeastern U.S. Rivers Sarah Michael View
Withdrawal of abstract 21367
104 128-19 Bedload Textural Characteristics of Late Quaternary Braided Versus Meandering Phases of the Lower Oconee River, Atlantic Coastal Plain, Georgia, USA Bradley Suther View
105 128-20 Disconnected by Design? Modeling Hydrodynamic Effects of Navigation Spoil Mounds in the Lower Apalachicola River Floodplain, Florida, USA Malia Davidson View
106 128-21 Frankenstein Rivers: Quantifying Glacial Legacy in Post-Glacial Channel Geometry, Sangamon River, Illinois Nooreen Meghani View
107 128-22 Time Distribution in the Abandoned Channel Belts of the Rio Grande Delta Annette Obregon View
108 128-23 Quantifying Geomorphic Change in Dryland Non-Perennial River Corridors Bethany Blakey View
109 128-24 Flood Frequency Analysis of Big Creek, Kansas Ryan Funai View
110 128-25 Compound Multi-Hazard Assessment Under CMIP6 Climate Scenarios: Tracking Seasonal Flood-Landslide and Drought-Fire Interactions Across Nepal Kripa Shrestha View
111 128-26 From natural floodplain to artificial riverscape: Reconciling mining, urbanization, and public perceptions Anne Chin View
112 128-27 Water Quality Monitoring in Maumee Bay, Western Lake Erie Arindam Mukherjee View
113 128-28 Validating a Numerical Model of Large Wood Transport in Forested River Corridors Josie Welsh View



Riverscapes in transition: Advances in fluvial geomorphology, sediment transport, deposition, river health, and urban rivers (Posters)

Description


Date and Time: Monday, 12 October - 9:00 AM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))

Room: CCC, Hall F

Session Type: Poster: Topical

Session Format: Poster

Author Availability: 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.


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