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Burchard H. Heede. April 1980 revised sept 1992

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Stakeholders (12)

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United States Forest ServiceUnited States Department of AgricultureUnited States Geological SurveyColorado State UniversityArmy Corps of EngineersRocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment StationAmerican Society of Civil EngineersArizona State University

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National Stream Systems Technology CenterRange Experiment StationManti-LaSal National ForestCalifornia Institute of Technology

Places (63)

Colorado Rocky Mountains Colorado River California Arizona Southern Rocky Mountains New Mexico great plains

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Alaska Kansas Utah Mt. Washington Fort Collins Black Canyon Rio Grande Wyoming Idaho Nebraska Albuquerque Texas Mississippi South Platte River Salt River South Dakota Phoenix Verde River Pennsylvania Tempe White River Plumas National Forest upper Missouri River Redwood National Park Kyoto, Japan Rio Grande River Los Angeles Washington, D.C.Flagstaff Laramie Lincoln Rapid City Southwest El Paso Grand Canyon Pasadena Salmon River Henry Mountain White Mountains Manti-La Sal National Forest Sycamore Creek Colorado River at Needles Sangre de Christos North Fork of Thomas Creek Eel River Roosevelt Reservoir Delta River Alaska Range central Alaska Mount Rainier Fool Creek Manti Creek Wasatch monocline Fort Randall Brandywine Creek

Concepts & Topics (49)

leaf water content air temperature streamflow streamflow elevation gradient weathering vegetation community composition hydraulic gradient

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hydraulic gradient hillslope similarity riparian zone particle size distribution depositional growth river incision geochemistry river incision steady-state conditions drag coefficient turbulence meander-scale variability forced channeling mechanisms forced channeling mechanisms mass wasting meander-scale variability maximum loading threshold vertical profile retardation processes SOC-stabilizing processes mining channel migration re-inundation transmission rate mining bedload transport bedscarps road construction tubing asymmetry factor braided channels supercritical flow resistance of banks and bed to movement braided channels secondary circulation bar formation armoring helical flow width-depth ratio stream monitoring lateral stream movement

Species (3)

willow saltcedar redwood trees

External References Cited (22)

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Effect of channel sediment on width-discharge relations with emphasis on streams in Kansas (1977) — Osterkamp, W. R
Airphoto interpretation of the form and behavior of alluvial rivers (1975) — Brice, J. C
Geomorphic threshold and com- plex response of drainage systems (1974) — Schumm, S. A
Abrasion in place: A mechanism for rounding and size reduction of coarse sediment in rivers (1973) — Schumm, S. A., and M. A. Stevens
Preserva- tion of primeval redwood in the Redwood National Park (1972) — Stone, E. C., R. F. Grah, and P. J. Zinke

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Increases in streamflow after con- verting chaparral to grass (1971) — Hibbert, A. R
Rigid boundary hydraulics for steady flow (1971) — Koloseus, H. J
A basic cause of a braided channel (1969) — Shen, H. W., and S. Vedula
Deposition on alluvial fans (1968) — Bull, W. D
Nomenclature for bed forms in alluvial channels (1966) — American Society of Civil Engineers, Task Force on Bed Forms in Alluvial Channels of the Committee on Sedimentation
Mobile-bed fluviology—A regime theory treatment of rivers for engineers and hydrologists (1966) — Blench, T
Resistance to flow in alluvial channels (1966) — Simons, D. B., and E. V. Richardson
Profiles or rivers of uniform dis- charge (1964) — Langbein, W. B
Pre- liminary report on bed forms and flow phenomena in the Rio Grande near El Paso, Texas (1964) — Fahnestock, R. K., and Thomas Maddock, Jr
Morphological and hydrolog- ical regularities of the structure of the river net (1960) — Rzhanitsyn, N. A
The shape of alluvial channels in relation to sediment type (1960) — Schumm, S. A
A study of the shape of channels formed by natural streams flowing in erodible material (1957) — Lane, E. W
The importance of fluvial morph- ology in hydraulic engineering (1955) — Lane, E. W
Some factors af- fecting the stability of canals constructed in coarse granular material (1953) — Lane, E. W., and E. J. Carlson
A laboratory study of the mean- dering of alluvial rivers (1945) — Friedkin, J. F
Regime diagrams for the design of canals of distributaries (1932) — Lacey, G
Regime channels (1919) — Lindley, E. S